In the opening round, held in Stratford: …………………………………………………… The top-seeded St. Catharines Governor Simcoe Redcoats whipped the Toronto Oakwood Barons 58-42 as Kathleen Wilson scored 14 and Katie Beaucock 13. Hanna Sunley-Paisley paced Oakwood with 22. Simcoe led 17-8, 35-20 and 48-28 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Burlington Nelson Lords edged unseeded Weston St. Basil the Great College 53-49 as Alaina Porter scored 26 and Kara Hilton 10. Lisanne Comeau paced St. Basil with 16. Michelle Asare-Bediako added 11. Nelson led 13-12, 31-27 and 44-40 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Sudbury Lasalle Lancers whipped the Brockville Thousand Islands Pirates 60-37 as Kristine Lalonde scored 16 and Amanda McDonald 11. Charlotte Larry paced the Pirates with 15. Lasalle led 14-13, 25-21 and 44-30 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Ottawa St. Mark Lions stomped the Unionville St. Augustine Catholic Titans 76-48 as Courtney Berquist scored 25, Christine Wallace 18 and Danielle Ranger 12. Carmen Law led St. Augustine with 16. Hailey Toner added 12 and Jessica Riding 10. St. Mark led 22-14, 44-22 and 61-39 at the quarters. “We did a good job of exploiting our mismatches,” Lions coach Byron MacInnis told the Ottawa Citizen. “We had a big size advantage and we used it well. All 12 of the girls got into the game and everybody contributed.” …………………………………………………… The 6th-seeded Sarnia St. Clair Colts dumped the Peterborough Crestwood Mustangs 55-39 as Kaitlynn Paulley scored 15 and Kelly Vandervies 11. Sarah Batley paced Crestwood with 10. St. Clair led 20-4, 33-16 and 45-23 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The unseeded Toronto Eastern Commerce Saints upset the 8th-seeded Waterloo St. David Celtics 49-40 as Jenea Barrett scored 17 and Tameecka Osbourne 13. Kim Devison led St. David’s with 13. Michelle Redfearn added 10. Eastern Commerce led 20-9, 36-18 and 38-21 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded London Regina Mundi Catholic College Titans stomped the Whitby Donald A. Wilson Gators 60-32 as Rose Rutter scored 17, Julia Wolynski 15 and Monica Woods 15. Carrie Misselbrook paced Donald A. Wilson with 13. Mundi led 27-9, 45-20 and 51-25 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Barrie Central Phoenix defeated host Stratford St. Michael 44-32 as Kayla Alexander scored 22 and Megan Lukan 14. Jill Grobbecker paced St. Michael with 10. St. Michael led 13-10 after one quarter. Barrie Central led 22-16 at the half and 30-23 after three quarters.
In the second round: …………………………………………………… The 6th-seeded Sarnia St. Clair Colts defeated the Toronto Oakwood Barons 62-53 as Tanisha Scott scored 14 and Hannah Sunley-Paisley 10. Kelly Vandervies paced Oakwood with 20. Kaitlyn Paulley added 17. The scored was knotted at 16 after one quarter. Oakwood led 31-28 at the half and St. Clair 45-41 after three quarters. …………………………………………………… The top-seeded St. Catharines Governor Simcoe Redcoats stomped the Peterborough Crestwood Mustangs 59-29 as Lauren Buschmann scored 16 and Katie Wilson 8. Sarah Bathez paced Crestwood with 8. Laura Robinson and Maddy Courad each added 7. Simcoe led 16-7, 34-15 and 51-28 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Burlington Nelson Lords edged the 8th-seeded Waterloo St. David Celtics 42-33 as Alaina Porter scored 11 and Natalie Stacey 10. Ashton Lavigne paced the Celtics with 9. Nelson led 5-4, 17-10 and 30-19 at the quarters. The Celtics also included Kim Devison. …………………………………………………… The unseeded Toronto Eastern Commerce Saints whipped Weston St. Basil the Great 65-49 as Jenea Barrett scored 21 and Leeanna Osei 18. Michelle Asara-Bediako paced St. Basil with 12. Eastern Commerce led 20-10, 37-22 and 55-38 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Sudbury Lasalle Lancers stomped the Whitby Donald A. Wilson Gators 72-32 as Kristine Lalonde scored 20. Carrie Misselbrooke paced Donald A. Wilson with 10. Lasalle led 35-11, 52-15 and 65-22 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded London Regina Mundi Catholic College Titans blasted the Brockville Thousand Islands Pirates 59-32 as Julia Wolynski scored 20. Jodi Usher and Charlotte Larry each notched 8 to pace the Pirates. Mundi led 17-6, 33-16 and 42-26 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Barrie Central Phoenix crushed the Unionville St. Augustine Catholic Titans 60-35 as Kayla Alexander scored 20 and Alyska Lukan 14. Carmen Low and Jessica Ridding each notched 10 to lead St. Augustine. Barrie Central led 14-11, 32-22 and 47-30 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Ottawa St. Mark Lions whipped host Stratford St. Michael 54-31 as Danielle Ranger scored 20, Courtney Berquist 15 and Christine Wallace 13. Lisa Van Nes led St. Michael with 8. St. Mark led 11-10, 33-14 and 41-22 at the quarters. “The girl’s composure was really key,” Lions coach Byron MacInnis told the Ottawa Citizen. “They were the host school and they couldn’t pack another person into that gym. But we came out and went up 12-5 early and they never really got back within seven or eight points after that. Danielle (Ranger) hit some key outside shots early. Her three-point game was on, that’s for sure and we just kept it going.” MacInnis also lauded the contribution of his bench. “We got into a bit of foul trouble, and Kaitlin (Carlson) hurt her ankle, so at one point we had four starters on the bench but everybody stepped up and our outside shots kept falling.”
In the quarterfinals, the 3rd-seeded Burlington Nelson Lords edged the 6th-seeded Sarnia St. Clair Colts 44-41 as Kara Hilton scored 17 and Alaina Porter 11. Kaitlyn Paulley paced St. Clair with 16. C. Tamming added 11. The Colts also included Courtney Lundy, Kelly Vandervies.
The top-seeded St. Catharines Governor Simcoe Redcoats edged the Toronto Eastern Commerce Saints 52-48 as Lauren Buschmann scored 25 and Katie Wilson 14. Jenea Barrett paced Eastern Commerce with 22. Leeanna Osei added 11.
The 2nd-seeded Sudbury Lasalle Lancers dumped the 7th-seeded Barrie Central Phoenix 37-21 as Kristine Lalonde scored 10 and C. Baseq 7. Kayla Alexander led Barrie Central with 10.
In the last quarterfinal, the 4th-seeded Ottawa St. Mark Lions nipped the 5th-seeded London Regina Mundi Catholic College Titans 61-60 as Danielle Ranger scored 27 and Courtney Berquist 17. Julia Wolynski led Mundi with 21. “Our poise proved the difference down the stretch,” coach Byron MacInnis told the Ottawa Citizen. “We played good defence and didn’t let them get a shot off to win it.”
In the semis, the top-seeded St. Catharines Governor Simcoe Redcoats defeated the 4th-seeded Ottawa St. Mark Lions 56-48 as Lauren Buschmann scored 19 and Katie Wilson 18. Danielle Ranger paced St. Mark with 23. Christine Wallace added 14.
In the other semi, the 3rd-seeded Burlington Nelson Lords stomped the 2nd-seeded Sudbury Lasalle Lancers 50-34 as Alaina Porter scored 18. Amanda Mcdonald and Kristine Lalonde each scored 12 to lead Lasalle.
In the bronze medal match, the 4th-seeded Ottawa St. Mark Lions edged the 2nd-seeded Sudbury Lasalle Lancers 60-57 as Danielle Ranger scored 20 and Courtney Berquist 19. Kristine Lalonde paced Lasalle with 28. Amanda McDonald added 11. “We hit our foul shots down the stretch and didn’t let them get off any good shots at the end,” coach Byron MacInnis told the Ottawa Citizen
In the final, the top-seeded St. Catharines Governor Simcoe Redcoats stomped the 3rd-seeded Burlington Nelson Lords 54-38 as Samantha DeJong scored 23 and Lauren Buschmann 17. Alaina Porter paced the Lords with 23.
The bronze medalist Ottawa St. Mark Lions: Danielle Ranger; Courtney Berquist; Christine Wallace; Steph Martin; Melissa Haystead; Sydney Campbell; Kaitlin Carlson; Kayla Iafelice; Alli Downey; Alex Tarasuk; Megan Wilson; Danielle Power; coach Byron MacInnis; assistant Karen Leboutillier
The silver medalist Burlington Nelson Lords: Alaina Porter; Kara Hilton; Natalie Stacey;
The gold medalist St. Catharines Governor Simcoe Redcoats: Lauren Buschmann; Samantha DeJong; Kathleen Wilson; Katie Beaucock; Holly Linklater; Alex Giles; Amanda Pepin; Laura Scull; Ally Fast; Brittany Beamer; Jessica Kilkenny; Lauren Boshnick; coach John Dakin; assistant Doug Dakin; assistant Jill Stiefelmeyer