In the opening round: …………………………………………………… The Moose Jaw A.E. Peacock Toilers clubbed the North Battleford John Paul II Crusaders 87-18. The Crusaders (coached by Yockey and Clemmens) included Cassidy Stynsky, Lyric LaRose, Abby Lidster, Amanda Thompson, Tiandra Ewanchuk, Kiandra Bourelle, Kierra Bourelle, Katelyn Peterson, Ellyssa Nielsen, Kaylee Doke, Ashley Wehrhahn, Jadyn Wychopen, Nicole Paskemin and Sydney Oborowsky. …………………………………………………… The Prince Albert St. Mary Marauders clipped the Weyburn Eagles 67-57. The Eagles (coached by Karly Johnson and Oberg). …………………………………………………… The Lumsden Angels whipped the Meadow Lake Carpenter Spartans 57-31. The Spartans (coached by Carla Waterman) included Brenna Seymour, Toni Epp, Ainsley Chiverton, Taiya Paylor, Tamara Gardiner, Laura Ferguson, Nicole Vidal, Madison Oystrick, Lindsay Brooks. ……………………………………………………The Swift Current Ardens defeated the Estevan Elecs 65-56. The Elecs (coached by Jessie Smoliak) included Alaina Boughton, Kristen Skjonsby, Sarah Kulczar, Macy Earl, Kourtney Kobitz, Kalee Donovan, Allie Butler, Jenna Grube. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Wilcox Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Hounds pounded the 15th-seeded Yorkton Sacred Heart Saints 75-33. The Hounds broke to an 8-0 lead before the Saints responded with a 10-2 run to tie the game at 10. But the Hounds built a 18-12 lead after one quarter and extended it to 47-18 at the half as their press yielded dividends. They extended the margin to 63-23 after three quarters. Switzerland transfer student Corin Heim led the Saints with 12. Hanna Hansen added 6 and Morgan Shymanski 5. The Saints also included Justine Zarowny, Taneisha Roussin, Kelsey Woloschuk. ………………………………………………… The North Battleford Comprehensive Vikings edged the Regina Luther Lions 63-59. …………………………………………………… The Warman Wolverines stomped the Melfort Comets 84-42 after leading 48-17 at the half. Janaya Brown led the Wolverines with 21. Faith Reed added 20. The Comets (coached by Penny Anderson) included Kaitlyn Weisberg, Julia Batiuk, Chelsea Healey, Kyla Hankins, Lexi Amson, Shayla Grafslun, Talitha Chetwynd. …………………………………………………… The Prince Albert Carlton Crusaders smacked the Humboldt Mohawks 63-42. The Mohawks included Brianne Hergott, Angela Baran.
In the quarterfinals, the Moose Jaw A.E. Peacock Toilers dusted the Prince Albert St. Mary Marauders 69-46. The Toilers out-scored St. Mary 29-11 in the second quarter. They led 12-9 after the first quarter and only out-scored St. Mary by two points in the second half. “You come up with the win and that’s obviously the most important thing,” said Peacock coach Renee Verge. “Certainly, we weren’t as sharp was we wanted to be. Everything was a little bit off. Our passing was a little off. Our defence struggled a bit. But you have to focus on the positives — we got the win, we’re going to Hoopla and there’s a whole pile of teams that would trade us spots.” Libby Epoch paced the Toilers with 27. Macaela Crone added 15. Meghan McFee led the Marauders with 13 points. The Marauders also included Jada Oftedal.
The Lumsden Angels crushed the Swift Current Ardens 69-31. The Ardens (coached by Andrew Herrick, assisted by Megan Jackson and Duane Regier) included Jade Addai, Katie Darlington-Keubler, Cassandra Furey-Cameron, Shae-Lynn Bolton, Kirstie Klevgaard, Victoria Rude, Cheyenne Kendall, Shania Jensen.
The Wilcox Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Hounds smacked the North Battleford Comprehensive Vikings 93-69. The Vikings included Shania Magnusson, Jordin Wilkinson, Shalen McNabb,
In the last quarterfinal, the Warman Wolverines whipped the Prince Albert Carlton Crusaders 71-50. “We were a brand-new crew but we really gelled together,” Wolverines coach Betty Bird told the Clark’s Crossing Gazette. “We had only four girls return from last year, but we had amazing talent. That was our goal this year; to get to Hoopla.” The Wolverines led 17-15 after one quarter and 39-36 at the half. Chelsea Misskey paced the Wolverines with 26. The Crusaders included Emma Manson.
In the semis, the Moose Jaw A.E. Peacock Toilers clubbed the Lumsden Angels 65-42. “We’re where we want to be,” Peacock coach Renee Verge told the Moose Jaw Times-Herald. “There’s been one thought this season and we really feel like there’s some unfinished business. We put ourselves in a position to see if we can change that outcome from last year (a loss in the final).” The Toilers took command as Macaela Crone blocked two shots and Caitlin Kitts a third during an early 16-2 run. “Our goal all year has been to be a defensive team. We have enough offensive weapons individually that we knew we could put up numbers offensively, but we really focus on defence,” said Kitts who scored 18. The Toilers led 35-13 at the half. Crone added 18 and Libby Epoch 16. Dayna Pearce led the Angels with 17.
In the other semi, Wilcox Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Hounds outclassed the Warman Wolverines 98-72.
In the bronze medal match, the Lumsden Angels nipped the Warman Wolverines 62-59. The Wolverines (coached by Betty Bird, assisted by Jill Bird) included Kristin Gallinger, Amy Olynick, Chelsea Misskey, Faith Reed, Breanne Boy, Josie Baron, Sam Barkway, Jessica Baron, Katleen Pauli, Janaya Brown, Bailey Johnson and Sarah Pepin.
In the final, the Moose Jaw A.E. Peacock Toilers crushed the Wilcox Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Hounds 75-51.
The bronze medalist Lumsden Angels: Avery Pearce; Erinn Hanoski; Shelby Brandt; Megan Pearce; Hailey Farago; Tessa Schmitz; Jessie Holt; Janessa Greer; Kassidy Holt; coach B. Pearce; coach R.J. Wihlidal
The silver medalist Wilcox Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Hounds: Breanna Aikens; Emily Allen; Mary Anglo; Moanda Anglo; Spencer Boldt; Morgan Dool; Bailey Gebhart; Taylor Hannah; Becka Hryhoriw; Chantal Lamb; Morgan Sapara; Cassidy Schmidt; Emma Smallwood; coach Wayne Morrison
The gold medalist the Moose Jaw A.E. Peacock Toilers: Libby Epoch; Macaela Crone; Sierra Jordison; Zoe Tremblay; Caitlyn Kitts; coach Renee Verge