In the opening round: …………………………………………………… The Kenaston Kodiaks stomped the Turtleford Thunderchild Titans 90-26. ………………………………………………… The Wilkie McLung Broncs clubbed the Gladmar Falcons 63-42. …………………………………………………… The Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues annihilated the Hafford Central Viqueens 98-19. …………………………………………………… The Fillmore Falcons stuffed the St. Walburg Saints 80-37. …………………………………………………… The Middle Lake Three Lakes Avengers smacked the Langenburg Eagles 85-41. …………………………………………………… The Herbert Laurels lanced the Luseland Arthur Geelan Lords 62-15. The Lords (coached by Melanie Shillington). …………………………………………………… The Regina Harvest City Reapers dusted the Bengough Tigers 71-29. …………………………………………………… The Lake Lenore Lancers clocked the Central Butte Bulldogs 61-35.
In the quarterfinals, the Kenaston Kodiaks stomped the Wilkie McLung Broncs 67-43.
The Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues dumped the Fillmore Falcons 72-59. The Falcons included Breann Dammann, Logan Fahlman.
The Middle Lake Three Lakes Avengers crushed the Herbert Laurels 64-33. The Laurels included Rachel Selke, Alishia Beach.
In the last quarterfinal, the Regina Harvest City Reapers dumped the Lake Lenore Lancers 76-62 as Victoria Gagne nailed five treys while scoring 17. A month earlier, Gagne had suffered an ankle sprain. “I wasn’t supposed to come back,” Gagne told the Regina Leader-Post. “This wasn’t going to be an option for me. I spent hours icing my foot. I spent the first two weeks on crutches. My goal was to get off crutches and stop my foot from looking like a balloon. “I have an exercise bike in our locker-room that helped me keep my cardio up. That was all I could do at first. It has been a struggle. It challenged me to find a new role on the team, because I’m used to leading on the court. I looked at it as an exciting opportunity to show my leadership abilities.” Reapers coach Brett Blair said “I give a lot of credit to Lake Lenore. They came out and showed us how to play. They showed the intensity we should have. They really took it to us in the first quarter.” Charity Mbugua added 16 for the Reapers, Janielle Edquilane 10 and Danielle Apakoh 10. Chloe Gerwing led Lake Lenore with 28. “It was exciting,’ said Gagne, who is one of only two Grade 12s on her team, along with Shayla Williams. “Shayla and I were talking before the game and we said, ‘It’s the last home game we’ll ever play.’ We were kind of down in the dumps, but we wanted to make it count. It’s all about helping your team.’ Especially after the help her teammates had provided while she was sidelined. It’s incredible to think that a month ago, I was sitting in a physiotherapist’s office, thinking it was the last basketball game I had ever played. To work hard enough to get back and to have my team be such a huge support to me, it’s indescribable.” The Lancers also included Danielle Baumi, Lisa Prodahl, Payton Voz.
In the semis, the Kenaston Kodiaks clipped the Kinistino Blues 72-60 as Maria Matovich scored 28.
In the other semi, the Middle Lake Avengers edged the Regina Harvest City Reapers 73-67 as Heather Martin scored 23.
In the bronze medal match, the Regina Harvest City Reapers stomped the Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues 82-64.
In the final, the Middle Lake Three Lakes Avengers edged the Kenaston Kodiaks 57-52.
The bronze medalist Regina Harvest City Reapers: Victoria Gagne; Charity Mbugua; Janielle Edquilane; Danielle Apakoh; Shayla Williams; coach Brett Blair
The silver medalist Kenaston Kodiaks: coach Gene Zdunich
The gold medalist Middle Lake Three Lakes Avengers: Heather Martin; Julie Baker; Rayna Olyniuk; Sam Schreiner; coach Trevor Otsig