In round robin play: …………………………………………………… The Whitehorse Vanier Catholic Crusaders defeated the Whitehorse F.H. Collins Warriors 58-37. …………………………………………………… The Whitehorse F.H. Collins Warriors clipped the Whitehorse Porter Creek Rams 73-59. …………………………………………………… The Whitehorse Vanier Crusaders dispatched the Whitehorse Porter Creek Rams x-x.
In the final, the Whitehorse F.J. Collins Warriors defeated the Whitehorse Vanier Catholic Crusaders 67-56. “I tried my hardest and played through the whole game and played with my team – basically went out and had fun,” Warrior Joaquin McWatters told the Yukon News. “We meshed in the second half pretty good. The third quarter we clicked, helped each other out.” The Warriors led 12-9 after one quarter and 30-18 at the half. “We really make the game hard on ourselves; we make games that we should blow out into close games,” said Warriors head coach Jamie Shaw. “We did that tonight by missing easy layups. But our defence tonight was outstanding and we really forced them to do some things they didn’t want to do. And our offence started to come around in the second half.” Dylan Salvisberg led the Warriors with 20. Tanner Coyne added 19 and grade 9 guard Brian Hermosa 19. McWatters said Hermosa “played a really good game. He’s a junior and he was outstanding on defence and offence.” Jake Jacobs led the Crusaders with 22. “He was challenged at halftime quite harshly,” said Crusaders coach Sean McCarron. “We challenged him at halftime to make things happen and he responded really well. We didn’t play our best game. In the two games previous to that, in our wins over Porter Creek and FH, we shot the ball really well, we moved the ball really well, we defended the key well, and tonight we didn’t do those three
The bronze medalist Whitehorse Porter Creek Rams: Brady Bonnycastle; Cameron Weeks; Robin Smith; Theron Richards; Robbie Borud; Peter Hansen; coach Logan Wedge
The silver medalist Whitehorse Vanier Catholic Secondary Crusaders: Jake Jacobs; Gerard New; coach Sean McCarron
The gold medalist Whitehorse F.H. Collins Warriors: Joaquin McWatters; Dylan Salvisberg; Tanner Coyne; Riley Simpson-Fowler; Brian Hermosa; Owen Hedstrom-Langford; Ken Valdez; coach Jamie Shaw