| POOL A | ONT | QUE | NFLD | NS | PEI | Record | ||
| Ontario | —– | 62-69 | 72-42 | 62-51 | 78-26 | (3-1) | ||
| Quebec | 69-62 | —– | 77-69 | 56-73 | 76-44 | (3-1) | ||
| Newfoundland & Labrador | 42-72 | 69-77 | —– | 66-64 | 68-56 | (2-2) | ||
| Nova Scotia | 51-62 | 73-56 | 64-66 | —– | 73-52 | (2-2) | ||
| Prince Edward Island | 26-78 | 44-76 | 56-68 | 52-73 | —– | (0-4) | ||
| POOL B | ALTA | BC | NB | MAN | SASK | YUK | Record | |
| Alberta | —– | 71-60 | 89-54 | 64-42 | 83-78 | 89-14 | (5-0) | |
| British Columbia | 60-71 | —– | 106-55 | 83-44 | 78-54 | 111-27 | (4-1) | |
| New Brunswick | 54-89 | 55-106 | —– | 80-78 | 82-75 | 111-37 | (3-2) | |
| Manitoba | 42-64 | 44-83 | 78-80 | —– | 70-64 | 63-35 | (2-3) | |
| Saskatchewan | 78-83 | 54-78 | 75-82 | 64-70 | —– | 89-36 | (1-4) | |
| Yukon | 14-89 | 27-111 | 37-111 | 35-63 | 36-89 | —– | (0-5) | |
| Semi | British Columbia 69 Quebec 49 | |
| Semi | Alberta 70 Ontario 47 | |
| 9th | Saskatchewan 82 Prince Edward Island 45 | |
| 7th | Nova Scotia 73 Manitoba 65 | |
| 5th | New Brunswick 100 Newfoundland and Labrador 81 | |
| Bronze | Ontario 58 Quebec 39 | |
| Final | Alberta 79 British Columbia 71 | |
In pool A play, part of Canada Games competition in Summerside, PEI: …………………………………………………… Ontario thrashed Prince Edward Island 78-26 after leading 27-4, 39-19 and 63-24 at the quarters. Jocelyn La Rocque paced Ontario with 14. Alexandra Yantzi added 14, Megan Lukan 12, Laura Dally 11, Jennifer Lennox 10, Kelly Van Leeuwen 6, Micaella Riche 5, Kellie Ring 3 and Tiye Traore 3, while Karly Roser, Jamie Hutcheson and Jory McDonald were scoreless. Ellen Dawson paced PEI with 7. Samantha Rioux added 6, Catherine Strongman 5, Kiera Rigby 2, Julia Heckbert 2 and Cierra Gaudet 1, while Tessa Stammberger, Kayla McNally, Kelcy McNally, Katie Maclean, Katelyn Powers and Meghan Carr were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Quebec crushed Prince Edward Island 76-44 after leading 26-11, 46-22 and 65-32 at the quarters. “We shot well, but allowed them to get too many points from the free-throw line,” said Quebec coach Ryan Thorne. “If we keep the players in front of us without fouling, we’ll do a better job in the tournament.” Nirra Fields paced Quebec with 16. Jennifer Mathurin added 13, Frederique Potvin 10, Mariam Sylla 10, Julianne Turcotte 7, Genevieve Derome 6, Alexandria Rusk 6, Kathleen Belanger-Finn 5 and Ariane Lachance-Scantland 3, while Jeanne Gaumont, Marika Guerin and Josiane Lavoie-Jalbert were scoreless. Cierra Gaudet paced PEI with 13. Tessa Stammberger added 8, Kiera Rigby 7, Meghan Carr 4, Samantha Rioux 3, Catherine Strongman 3, Kayla McNally 3, Ellen Dawson 1, Katie Maclean 1 and Julia Heckbert 1, while Kelcy McNally and Katelyn Powers were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Ontario defeated Nova Scotia 62-51 after leading 11-10, 28-23 and 47-36 at the quarters. “Nova Scotia was well coached and prepared, they made us battle for it,” said Ontario coach Skye Angus. “We had injuries and foul trouble but I’m proud of how we competed.” Alexandra Yantzi paced Ontario with 15 points and 14 rebounds. Kelly Van Leeuwen added 12, Micaella Riche 11, Laura Dally 6, Jennifer Lennox 5, along with 12 boards, Jamie Hutcheson 4, Kellie Ring 4, Jocelyn La Rocque 2 and Tiye Traore 2, while Megan Lukan, Karly Roser and Jory McDonald were scoreless. Clarissa Crowley paced Nova Scotia with 14. Kristy Moore added 12, Darcy Zinck 12, Rachel Maclean 4, Samantha Martin 3, Angelina Carvery 3 and Laura Langille 3, while Jennifer Lewis, Taryn Oakley, Kira Pederson, Kayla McCarron and Alison Conrad were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Nova Scotia thumped Quebec 73-56 after leading 21-14, 35-28 and 50-43 at the quarters. Kristy Moore paced Nova Scotia with 26. Angelina Carvery added 16, Clarissa Crawley 13, Rachel Maclean 6, Darcy Zinck 6, Alison Conrad 3 and Laura Langille 3, while Kayla McCarron, Samantha Martin, Jennifer Lewis, Taryn Oakley and Kira Pederson were scoreless. Nirra Fields paced Quebec with 21. Miriam Sylla added 13, Frederique Potvin 7, Alexandra Rusk 5, Jennifer Mathurin 4, Ariane Lachance-Scantland 4 and Kathleen Belanger-Finn 2, while Genevieve Derome, Julianne Turcotte, Jeanne Gaumont, Marika Guerin and Josiane Lavoie-Jalbert were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Ontario stomped Newfoundland and Labrador 72-42 after leading 18-10, 34-26 and 54-33 at the quarters. Micaella Riche paced Ontario with 11. Megan Lukan added 10, Jennifer Lennox 9, Jocelyn La Rocque 6, Kellie Ring 6, Laura Dally 6, Alexandra Yantzi 6, Jamie Hutcheson 6, Kelly Van Leeuwen 4, Tiye Traore 4 and Jory McDonald 4, while Karly Roser was scoreless. Kelia Pond paced Newfoundland and Labrador with 14. Amy Gough added 6, Hannah Jardine 6, Emelie Foo 5, Kelli Linehan 2, Julia Loder 2, Darcy Griffin 3, Audrey Molloy 2, Shaina Adams-Suggashie 2 and Janie O’Leary 2, while Amanda Martret and Rebecca Langmead were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Newfoundland and Labrador nipped Nova Scotia 66-64 after leading 19-12, 36-32 and 50-46 at the quarters. “I’m happy for the girls. … and it’s great to be on the winning side today,” said Newfoundland coach Frank Foo. Kelia Pond paced Newfoundland with 26. Hannah Jardine added 11, Darcy Griffin 8, Amy Gough 7, Emelie Foo 4, Amanda Martret 4, Janie O’Leary 4 and Rebecca Langmead 2, while Kelli Linehan, Julia Loder, Audrey Molloy and Shaina Adams-Suggashie were scoreless. Darcy Zinck led Nova Scotia with 12. Clarissa Crawley added 11, Kristy Moore 10, Samantha Martin 10, Kira Pederson 9, Angelina Carvery 5, Laura Langille 4 and Rachel Maclean 3, while Jennifer Lewis, Taryn Oakley, Kayla McCarron and Alison Conrad were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Nova Scotia dumped Prince Edward Island 73-52 after leading 24-14, 47-29 and 61-38 at the quarters. Angelina Carvery paced Nova Scotia with 12. Rachel Maclean added 12, Darcy Zinck 12, Kristy Moore 11, Clarissa Crawley 10, Samantha Martin 7, Laura Langille 5 and Kira Pederson 4, while Jennifer Lewis, Taryn Oakley, Kayla McCarron and Alison Conrad were scoreless. Cierra Gaudet paced PEI with 25. Kiera Rigby added 8, Tessa Stammberger 6, Kayla McNally 6, Catherine Strongman 2, Katelyn Powers 2, Meghan Carr 2 and Samantha Rioux 1, while Ellen Dawson, Julia Heckbert, Kelcy McNally and Katie Maclean were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Quebec defeated Ontario 69-62. Ontario led 13-10 after one quarter. Quebec led 36-33 at the half and 53-44 after three quarters. Nirra Fields paced Quebec with 25. Frederique Potvin added 14, Ariane Lachance-Scantland 6, Mariam Sylla 5, Jennifer Mathurin 5, Julianne Turcotte 4, Alexandra Rusk 4, Josiane Lavoie-Jalbert 4 and Genevieve Derome 2, while Kathleen Belanger-Finn, Jeanne Gaumont and Marika Guerin were scoreless. Megan Lukan paced Ontario with 13. Jocelyn La Rocque added 11, Alexandra Yantzi 10, Kelly Van Leeuwen 6, Kellie Ring 6, Jennifer Lennox 6, Micaella Riche 4, Tiye Traore 3 and Laura Dally 3, while Karly Roser, Jamie Hutcheson and Jory McDonald were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Quebec defeated Newfoundland 77-69 in overtime. Trailing the entire game, Newfoundland kept the contest within reach, tied it up with 2:57 left in the fourth quarter and then took their first lead. Quebec forced overtime but was outmatched in the extra session. lead of the game only for Quebec to tie it back up 64-64 before the buzzer and dominated the extra session. Nirra Fields paced Quebec with 27 points and 10 boards. Fields, MVP of the 2008 midget nationals and a member of Canada’s FIBA Under 16 Americas unit, said that “playing with the national team taught me so much. I have better game experience and know I need to always work hard and never give up.” …………………………………………………… Newfoundland and Labrador dumped Prince Edward Island 68-56 after leading 16-12, 32-26 and 60-32 at the quarters. Kelia Pond paced Newfoundland with 16. Hannah Jardine added 14, Darcy Griffin 12, Emelie Foo 6, Amanda Martret 6, Julia Loder 4, Janie O’Leary 4, Amy Gough 4 and Shaina Adams-Suggashie 2, while Kelli Linehan, Audrey Molloy and Rebecca Langmead were scoreless. Kelcy McNally paced PEI with 13. Tessa Stammberger added 12, Cierra Gaudet 10, Katelyn Powers 9, Catherine Strongman 8, Meghan Carr 3 and Ellen Dawson 1, while Samantha Rioux, Kiera Rigby, Julia Heckbert, Kayla McNally and Katie Maclean were scoreless.
In pool B play: …………………………………………………… New Brunswick edged Manitoba 80-78. Manitoba led 24-5, 44-34 and 65-48 at the quarters. New Brunswick fought back from a 22-point deficit to tie the game 78-78 with 46 seconds remaining on the clock. In the final 5.1 seconds, Vanessa Pickard hit a bucket to give New Brunswick the win. “I’m pleased with how the girls fought back. They battled in the second half, brought energy and showed heart,” said New Brunswick coach Bill Mayberry. Brittany Gillis paced New Brunswick with 18. Julie Hatcher added 18, Courtney Thompson 13, Tamara Tompkins 8, Jenna Jones 6, Vanessa Pickard 6, Leanne Davis 3, Laura McCaffrey 3, Rachel Jefferson 3 and Mackenzie Gray 2, while Louise Chiasson and Kaylee Kilpatrick were scoreless. Kenesha Giles paced Manitoba with 14. Sierra Bubb added 13, Stephanie Kleysen 13, Lauren Anderson 11, Tia Coulter 10, Cassandra Ordonez 6, Alex Warburton 3, Elizabeth Simonsen 3, Britley Wermie 3 and Yael Kaplan 2, while Carlene Ilago and Brittany Koop were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia whipped Yukon 108-27 after leading 34-15 after one quarter and 47-25 at the half. Sarah Allison paced BC with 31. Sally Hillier added 18, Diana Lee 11, Stephanie Bell 10, Erin Chambers 7, Shalie Dheensaw 7, Mae Woods 6, Cassandra Goodis 6, Kristjana Young 5, Alexandra Der 4, Cassandra Brown 2 and Jessica Renfrew 1. Jennifer Curtis paced the Yukon with 11. Dahria Beatty added 5, Claire Abbott 4, Amanda Keleher 3, Sheena Greenlaw 2 and Krista Mooney 2, while Mikaela Lane, Markie-May Bailie, Jenna Blanchette, Cassandra Lane and Nesha Wright were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Alberta defeated British Columbia 71-60. BC’s full court press couldn’t rattle Alberta. Alberta’s outrebounding of the BC squad also made the difference. Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 21. …………………………………………………… Alberta annihilated Yukon 89-14 after leading 24-1, 49-3 and 74-6 at the quarters. Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 22. Michelle Plouffe added 16, Jamie Norum 10, Arianne Saklendiak 7, Nakita Newman 6, Bayan Kurd 6, Katherine Plouffe 6, Lindsey Papenhuyzen 5, Adut Bulgak 4, Saskia Van Ginhoven 4 and Erika Romanow 3, while Kiersten Hilton was scoreless. Krista Mooney paced Yukon with 10. Sheena Greenlaw added 2, Dahria Beatty 1 and Cassandra Lane 1, while Mikala Lane, Clair Abbott, Markie-May Bailie, Jenna Blanchette, Nesha Wright, Jennifer Curtis and Amanda Keleher were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia dusted Saskatchewan 78-54 after leading 18-14, 35-20 and 64-43 at the quarters. Cassandra Brown paced BC with 16. Kristjana Young added 14, Diana Lee 11, Sally Hillier 8, Erin Chambers 8, Cassandra Goodis 6, Jessica Renfrew 5, Shalie Dheensaw 5 and Sarah Allison 5, while Stephanie Bell, Alexandra Der and Mae Woods were scoreless. Kabree Howard paced Saskatchewan with 10. Kayla Hannah added 10, Taylor Pelletier 7, Paige Crozon 5, Jennilea Coppola 5, Amanda Ogden 4, Kehlsie Crone 3, Madeline Docherty, Kayle Halvorson 2, Alissia Kajati 2, Jordyn Halvorson 2 and Trisha Carriere 2. …………………………………………………… Alberta whipped Manitoba 64-42 after leading 15-4, 35-14 and 48-28 at the quarters. “I’m very proud of the way we defended as a team today — we blocked shots and made it difficult to penetrate,” said Alberta coach Scott Edwards. Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 26. Saskia Van Ginhoven added 11, Michelle Plouffe 9, Lindsey Papenhuyzen 4, Adut Bulgak 4, Katherine Plouffe 3, Jaime Norum 2, Bayan Kurd 2, Arianne Sakundiak 2 and Kiersten Hilton 1, while Erika Romanow and Nakita Newman were scoreless. Cassandra Ordonez paced Manitoba with 8. Kenesha Giles added 7, Carlene Ilago 6, Britley Wernie 6, Lauren Anderson 4, Yael Kaplan 4, Stephanie Kleysen 3, Elizabeth Simonsen 2 and Tia Coulter 2, while Brittany Koop, Siera Bubb and Alex Warburton were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Saskatchewan stomped Yukon 89-36 after leading 20-8, 47-16 and 67-32 at the quarters. “Our girls did well,” said Saskatchewan head coach Wayne Morrison. “I’m proud of the Yukon girls as well; Krista Mooney and Claire Abbott were excellent.” Kabree Howard paced Saskatchewan with 22. Kehlsie Crone added 11, Alyssia Kajati 10, Jorden Halvorson 9, Kaylee Halvorson 8, Madeline Docherty 7, Trisha Carriere 6, Kayla Hannah 6, Paige Crozon 4, Taylor Pelletier 2, Jennalea Coppola 2 and Amanda Ogden 2. Dharia Beatty paced the Yukon with 10. Claire Abbott added 9, Krista Mooney 7, Nesha Wright 3, Cassandra Lane 3, Markie-may Bailie 2 and Sheena Greenlaw 1, while Mikaela Lane, Jenna Blanchette, Jennifer Curtis and Amanda Keleher were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia thrashed New Brunswick 106-55. New Brunswick led 20-18 after one quarter. BC led 50-33 at the half and 76-44 after three quarters. “Once we showed some poise, we were better,” said B.C. coach Paul Langford. “They played us hard. We need to handle the pressure from the start of the game.” Stephanie Bell paced BC with 17. Cassandra Brown added 15, Mae Woods 12, Diana Lee 10, Jessica Renfrew 10, Krisjana Young 8, Erin Chambers 8, Shalie Dheensaw 8, Sarah Allison 6, Cassandra Goodis 5, Alexandra Der 4 and Sally Hillier 3. Brittany Gillis paced New Brunswick with 12. Courtney Thompson added 11, Julie Hatcher 8, Kaylee Kilpatrick 6, Rachel Jefferson 6, Vanessa Pickard 5, Tamara Tompkins 3, Louise Chiasson 2 and Laura McCaffrey 2, while Leanne Davis, Jenna Jones and Mackenzie Gray were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Alberta defeated Saskatchewan 83-78. Saskatchewan led 23-13 after one quarter and 40-39 at the half. Alberta led 66-58 after three quarters. Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 17. Michelle Plouffe added 17, Saskia Van Ginhoven 15, Katherine Plouffe 14, Adut Bulgak 10, Jaime Norum 6 and Arianne Sakundiak 4, while Kiersten Hilton, Erika Romanow, Bayan Kurd, Nakita Newman and Lindsey Papenhuyzen were scoreless. Kehlsie Crone paced Saskatchewan with 30. Kayla Hannah added 10, Madeline Docherty 8, Kabree Howard 7, Taylor Pelletier 7, Paige Crozon 5, Jennilea Coppola 4, Jorden Halvorson 4 and Kaylee Halvorson 3, while Alyssia Kajati, Amanda Ogden and Trisha Carriere were scoreless. …………………………………………………… New Brunswick stuffed Yukon 111-37 after leading 37-13, 64-26 and 81-28 at the quarters. Brittany Gilliss led New Brunswick with 20. Tamara Tompkins added 17, Jenna Jones 14, Courtney Thompson 12, Julie Hatcher 8, Laura McCaffery 8, Vanessa Pickard 8, Rachel Jefferson 7, Leanne Davis 5, Louise Chiasson 5, Mackenzie Gray 5 and Kaylee Kilpatrick 2. Dahria Beatty paced Yukon with 13. Krista Mooney added 11, Claire Abbott 4, Amanda Keleher 4, Nesha Wright 3 and Cassandra Lane 2, while Mikaela Lane, Markie-May Bailie, Jenna Blanchette, Jennifer Curtis and Sheena Greenlaw were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia stuffed Manitoba 83-44 after leading 20-11, 52-24 and 62-35 at the quarters. Cassandra Brown paced BC with 12. Diana Lee added 10, Jessica Renfrew 9, Stephanie Bell 9, Kristjana Young 8, Erin Chambers 8, Alexandra Der 6, Mae Woods 6, Shalie Dheensaw 6, Sally Hillier 5, Cassandra Goodis 2 and Sarah Allison 2. Lauren Anderson paced Manitoba with 14, Stephanie Kleysen 8, Carlene Ilago 6, Yael Kaplan 5, Alex Warburton 5, Brittany Koop 3 and Tia Coulter 3, while Cassandra Ordonez, Britley Wermie, Elizabeth Simonsen and Kenesha Giles were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Alberta stomped New Brunswick 89-54 after leading 23-11, 49-17 and 73-37 at the quarters. Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 23. Michelle Plouffe added 18, Erika Romanow 8, Adut Bulgak 8, Bayan Kurd 7, Katherine Plouffe 7, Saskia Van Ginhoven 6, Arianne Sakundiak 4, Kiersten Hilton 4, Jaime Norum 3 and Nakita Newman 1, while Lindsey Papenhuyzen was scoreless. Vanessa Pickard paced New Brunswick with 14. Louise Chiasson added 9, Brittany Gilliss 6, Tamara Tompkins 5, Jenna Jones 5, Courtney Thompson 4, Laura McCaffery 4, Rachel Jefferson 2, Leanne Davis 2, Julie Hatcher 2 and Mackenzie Gray 1, while Kaylee Kilpatrick was scoreless. …………………………………………………… Manitoba edged Saskatchewan 70-64 after leading 14-11, 40-34 and 57-42 at the quarters. Siera Bubb paced Manitoba with 29 points and 10 boards. Stephanie Kleysen added 15, Kenesha Giles 8, Tia Coulter 5, Yael Kaplan 4, Cassandra Ordonez 4, Carlene Ilago 3 and Britley Wermie 2, while Elizabeth Simonsen, Brittany Koop, Lauren Anderson and Alex Warburton were scoreless. Kabree Howard paced Saskatchewan with 12. Paige Crozon added 9, Taylor Pelletier 9, Kehlsie Crone 7, Jennilea Coppola 6, Alyssia Kajati 6, Kayle Halvorson 5, Trisha Carriere 4, Jordyn Halvorson 3 and Kayla Hannah 3, while Madeline Docherty and Amanda Ogden were scoreless. …………………………………………………… New Brunswick defeated Saskatchewan 82-75 after leading 22-20, 43-39 and 64-59 at the quarters. Vanessa Pickard paced New Brunswick with 18, Brittany Gilliss 13, Jenna Jones 11, Courtney Thompson 11, Laura McCaffery 7, Kaylee Kilpatrick 6, Tamara Tompkins 5, Rachel Jefferson 4, Louise Chiasson 3, Julie Hatcher 2 and Mackenzie Gray 2, while Leanne Davis was scoreless. Madeline Docherty paced Saskatchewan with 15. Kabree Howard added 14, Kayla Hannah 10, Kehlsie Crone 8, Kaylee Halvorson 7, Jordyn Halvorson 7, Paige Crozon 5, Alyssia Kajati 4, Jennilea Coppola 3 and Taylor Pelletier 2, while Trisha Carriere and Amanda Ogden were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Manitoba dumped the Yukon 63-35 after leading 18-4, 38-10 and 45-28 at the quarters. Kenesha Giles paced Manitoba with 11. Tia Coulter added 8, Alex Warburton 7, Yael Kaplan 5, Cassandra Ordonez 5, Lauren Anderson 5, along with 11 boards, Stephanie Kleysen 5, Elizabeth Simonson 4, Carlene Ilago 4, Britley Wermie 4, Brittany Koop 3 and Seira Bubb 2. Krista Mooney paced Yukon with 15 points and 10 boards. Dahria Beatty added 10, Claire Abbott 5, Sheena Greenlaw 3 and Jenna Blanchette 2, while Mikaela Lane, Markie-May Bailie, Cassandra Lane, Jennifer Curtis, Nesha Wright and Amanda Keleher were scoreless.
In the semis, British Columbia dumped Quebec 69-49 after leading 22-10, 39-17 and 51-26 at the quarters. “After yesterday’s loss, the kids united and played great defense,” said BC coach Paul Langford. “Chambers, Brown, Lee, and Young set the tone.” Cassandra Brown paced BC with 19 points and 11 boards. Erin Chambers added 15, Kristjana Young 10, Diana Lee 7, along with 6 boards, Alexandra Der 7, Cassandra Goodis 4, Sally Hillier 3, Sarah Allison 2 and Mae Woods 2, while Jessica Renfrew, Shalie Dheensaw and Stephanie Bell were scoreless. BC shot 28-42 (.430) from the floor, 6-15 (.400) from the arc and 15-22 (.680) from the line, while garnering 33 boards, including 13 on the offensive glass, 14 assists, 16 turnovers, 13 steals, 4 blocks and 23 fouls. Alexandra Rusk paced Quebec with 10. Nirra Fields added 9, Marika Guerin 7, Julianne Turcotte 6, Frederique Potvin 5, Ariane Lachance-Scantland 4, Mariam Sylla 3, Genevieve Derome 3 and Josiane Lavoie-Jalbert 2, while Kathleen Belanger-Finn, Jeanne Gaumont and Jennifer Mathurin were scoreless. Quebec shot 12-43 (.280) from the floor, 3-6 from the arc and 16-30 (.530) from the line, while garnering 25 boards, including 10 on the offensive glass, 6 assists, 17 turnovers, 4 seals, 2 blocks and 17 fouls.
In the other semi, Alberta thrashed Ontario 70-47 after leading 20-16, 39-26 and 51-36 at the quarters. “I’m proud of how we defended, we will have to play that type of defense in the final,” said Alberta coach Scott Edwards. “BC is a heck of a team; it is going to be a great match up on Saturday.” Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 18. Michelle Plouffe added 13, Saskia Van Ginhoven 10, Jaime Norum 10, Bayan Kurd 6, Katherine Plouffe 4, Adut Bulgak 4 and Arianne Sakundiak 4, while Keirsten Hilton, Erika Romanow, Nakita Newman and Lindsay Papenhuyzen were scoreless. Alberta shot 16-49 (.330) from the floor, 4-11 (.360) from the arc and 26-41 (.630) from the line, while garnering 32 boards, including 8 on the offensive glass, 7 assists, 29 fouls, 11 steals, 6 blocks and 16 fouls. Kelly Van Leeuwen paced Ontario with 8. Megan Lukan added 7, Laura Dally 6, Alexandra Yantzi 6, Jennifer Lennox 4, Micaella Riche 4, Kellie Ring 4, Jory McDonald 2, Jamie Hutcheson 2, Tiye Traore 2 and Jocelyn La Rocque 2, while Karly Roser was scoreless. Ontario shot 18-52 (.350) from the floor, 18-52 (.350) from the arc and 2-5 from the line, while garnering 30 boards, including 15 on the offensive glass, 6 assists, 22 turnovers, 11 steals, 3 blocks and 29 fouls.
In the 9th place match, Saskatchewan whipped Prince Edward Island 82-45 after leading 13-8, 35-23 and 60-33 at the quarters. Jennilea Coppola paced Saskatchewan with 14 on 7-12 from the floor and 9 boards. Alyssia Kajati added 14 on 7-10 from the floor and 6 boards. Paige Crozon notched 11 on 5-11 from the floor and 5 boards. Trisha Carriere added 8, Kabree Howard 8, Taylor Pelletier 7, Kehlsie Crone 7, Amanda Ogden 5, Jordy Halvorson 4 and Kayla Hannah 4, while Madeline Docherty and Kaylee Halvorson were scoreless. Saskatchewan (coached by Wayne Morrison, assisted by Phoebe De Ciman and Jillian Weseen) shot 30-65 (.460) from the floor, 5-22 (.230) from the arc and 7-16 (.440) from the line, while garnering 45 boards, including 23 on the offensive glass, 17 assists, 6 turnovers, 6 steals and 16 fouls. Cierra Gaudet paced PEI with 20 on 8-19 from the floor, 4-4 from the line and 5 boards. Tessa Stammberger added 9 on 4-8 from the floor and 8 boards. Kayla McNally added 6, Katelyn Powers 4, Julia Heckbert 2, Kelcy McNally 2 and Meghan Carr 2, while Samantha Rioux, Keira Rigby, Ellen Dawson, Catherine Strongman and Katie Maclean were scoreless. PEI (coached by Kathy Murray, assisted by Jay Mingrone and managed by Barry Strongman) shot 18-52 (.350) from the floor, 0-3 from the arc and 9-20 (.450) from the line, while garnering 28 boards, including 8 on the offensive glass, 14 assists, 11 turnovers, 6 steals and 19 fouls.
In the 7th place match, Nova Scotia defeated Manitoba 73-65. Manitoba led 15-8, 34-29 and 49-48 at the quarters. Samantha Martin paced Nova Scotia with 21 on 6-6 from the floor, 3-5 from the arc, 6 boards and 3 assists. Darcy Zinck added 16 on 2-7 from the floor, 9-12 from the line and 4 boards. Kristy Moore added 10, Clarissa Crowley 9, Jennifer Lewis 6, Angelina Carvery 5, Laura Langille 3, Taryn Oakley 2 and Rachel Maclean 2, along with 7 assists, while Kira Pederson, Kayla McCarron and Alison Conrad were scoreless. Nova Scotia shot 17-46 (.370) from the floor, 7-21 (.333) from the arc and 18-28 (.640) from the line, while garnering 28 boards, including 10 on the offensive glass, 18 assists, 6 turnovers, 2 steals and 14 fouls. Kenesha Giles paced Manitoba with 18 on 3-6 from the floor, 3-5 from the arc, 3-4 from the line and 8 boards. Stephanie Kleysen added 13 on 4-12 from the floor, 5-6 from the line and 7 boards. Lauren Anderson added 9, Siera Bubb 9, Cassandra Ordonez 6, Carlene Ilago 5 and Tia Coulter 5, while Yael Kaplan, Elizabeth Simonsen, Brittany Koop, Britley Wermie and Alex Warburton were scoreless. Manitoba (coached by Cheryl-Jean Paul, assisted by Sarah Holder and managed by JoAnne Wells) shot 19-58 (.330) from the floor, 5-11 (.450) from the arc, and 12-20 (.600) from the line, while garnering 33 boards, including 11 on the offensive glass, 12 assists, 18 turnovers, 6 steals, 2 blocks and 20 fouls.
In the 5th place match, New Brunswick clipped Newfoundland & Labrador 100-81. Jenna Jones paced New Brunswick with 21 on 3-5 from the floor, 5-10 from the arc and 8 boards. Brittany Gilliss added 18 on 5-11 from the floor, 5-6 from the line, 5 boards and 4 assists. Courtney Thompson scored 14 on 4-6 from the floor, 1-2 from the arc and 3-4 from the line. Julie Hatcher notched 13 on 1-5 from the arc and 8-8 from the line. Laura McCaffery scored 12 on 4-12 from the floor. Kaylee Kilpatrick added 7, Vanessa Pickard 5, Tamara Tompkins 4, Rachel Jefferson 4 and Leanne Davis 2, while Louise Chiasson and Mackenzie Gray were scoreless. New Brunswick shot 25-60 (.420) from the floor, 10-27 (.370) from the arc and 20-26 (.770) from the line, while garnering 44 boards, including 19 on the offensive glass, 13 assists, 15 turnovers, 16 steals, 3 blocks and 34 fouls. Hannah Jardine paced Newfoundland with 32 on 8-14 from the floor, 16-22 from the line and 20 boards. Kelia Pond notched 20 on 3-12 from the floor, 2-4 from the arc, 8-10 from the line and 5 boards. Janie O’Leary added 6, Julia Loder 5, Emelie Foo 5, Amy Gough 5, Darcy Griffin 4 and Amanda Martret 4, while Kelli Linehan, Audrey Molloy, Shaina Adams-Suggashie and Rebecca Langmead were scoreless. Newfoundland shot 25-60 (.420) from the floor, 10-27 (.370) from the arc and 20-26 (.770) from the line, while garnering 44 boards, including 19 on the offensive glass, 13 assists, 15 turnovers, 16 steals, 3 blocks and 34 fouls.
In the bronze medal match, Ontario dusted Quebec 58-39. Quebec led 17-5 after one quarter. The score was knotted at 27 at the half. Ontario led 40-31 after three quarters. Micaella Riche paced Ontario with 23 on 10-21 from the floor, 3-8 from the line and 9 boards. Alexandra Yantzi added 11 on 4-15 from the floor, 1-1 from the arc and 17 boards. Jennifer Lennox scored 7 on 2-5 from the floor, 3-4 from the line and 7 boards. Jocelyn La Rocque scored 7 on 3-8 from the floor and 7 boards. Megan Lukan added 4, Kelly Van Leeuwen 2, Kellie Ring 2, Laura Dally 2 and Jamie Hutcheson 1, while Karly Roser, Tiye Traore and Jory McDonald were scoreless. Ontario shot 22-68 (.320) from the floor, 1-10 from the arc and 11-28 (.390) from the arc, while garnering 53 boards, including 27 on the offensive glass, 7 assists, 25 turnovers, 9 steals, 1 block and 14 fouls. Nirra Fields paced Quebec with 11 on 4-18 from the floor, 1-7 from the arc and 7 boards. Ariane Lachance-Scantland added 5, Marika Guerin 5, Jennifer Mathurin 5, Julianne Turcotte 4, Alexandria Rusk 4, Genevieve Derome 3 and Josiane Lavoie-Jalbert 2, while Kathleen Belanger-Finn, Jeanne Gaumont, Fredericque Potvin and Mariam Sylla were scoreless. Quebec shot 8-49 (.160) from the floor, 5-21 (.240) from the arc and 8-14 (.570) from the line, while garnering 41 boards, including 20 on the offensive glass, 5 assists, 25 turnovers, 8 steals, 3 blocks and 21 fouls.
In the final, Alberta defeated British Columbia 79-71 after leading 22-12, 44-28 and 61-55 at the quarters. Alberta took command early, building a double-digit lead as Claire Colborne kept attacking with the penetration dribble. Alberta led by as many as 18 and by 44-28 at the half. Diana Lee rallied BC back within 53-46 midway through the second half. But Colborne drilled a trey to stifle the rally. But BC kept scrapping and cut the margin to 61-55 after three quarters. Kurd hit a trey and Katherine Plouffe drove for a bucket as Alberta restored a double digit early in the fourth quarter. A Van Ginhoven elbow on a defensive rebound and turnovers by Jaime Norum and Michelle Plouffe, though, allowed BC to rally within five with five minutes to play. Katherine Plouffe fed Michelle Plouffe in the paint for a bucket. With Colborne on the bench with four fouls, Diana Lee nailed a step-back trey to cut the margin to 69-65 with 3:07 to play. “Words absolutely cannot describe how this team is feeling right now,” Jamie Norum said. “We are a family and nothing will ever break us apart. I’ll remember how special this day is forever.” Katherine Plouffe added that “this is just crazy. We controlled the first half and knew B.C. was going to come out hard and make a run. They did, but we held them off. We are a very happy group right now.” Alberta coach Scott Edwards said “I’m so proud of each and every one of the kids. They all contributed to the medal. All of Alberta is proud.” Michelle Plouffe fed Van Ginhoven for a bucket in the paint. Christiana Young countered with a free throw for BC. Michelle Plouffe nailed a 12-foot baseline jumper as Alberta regained a 73-66 lead. Erin Chambers countered with a 10-baseline jumper for BC. Michelle Plouffe drilled a 15-footer with 48.9 seconds to play as Alberta moved ahead 75-68. Jaime Norum hit a pair from the line to extend the margin to nine. Cassandra Brown countered with a free throw for BC. Norum and Michelle Plouffe iced it by hitting one free throw each as Alberta pulled out the win. Claire Colborne paced Alberta with 24 on 6-12 from the floor, 3-7 from the arc, 3-4 from the line and 4 boards. Michelle Plouffe added 22 on 9-12 from the floor, 4-6 from the line and 6 boards. Saskia Van Ginhoven notched 13 on 6-10 from the floor, 1-3 from the line, 8 boards and 3 assists. Jaime Norum scored 7 on 1-4 from the floor, 5-6 from the line and 9 assists. Bayan Kurd scored 6, Katherine Plouffe 5, along with 8 assists, and Adut Bulgak 2, while Kiersten Hilton, Nakita Newman, Erika Romanow, Arianne Sakundiak and Lindsey Papenhuyzen were scoreless. Alberta shot 25-52 (.480) from the floor, 5-10 from the arc and 14-21 from the line, while garnering 27 boards, including 6 on the offensive glass, 25 assists, 2 blocks and 13 fouls. Diana Lee paced British Columbia with 21 on 3-8 from the floor, 5-9 from the arc and 6 assists. Cassandra Brown added 24 on 4-11 from the floor, 1-2 from the arc and 3-4 from the line. Erin Chambers added 10 on 4-11 from the floor and 2-2 from the line. Shalie Dheensaw scored 8 on 4-6 from the floor. Kristjana Young notched 7 on 3-11 from the floor and 6 assists. Cassandra Goodis added 3, Sally Hillier 3, Jessica Renfrew 2, Mae Woods 2 and Alexandre Der 1, while Stephanie Bell and Sarah Allison were scoreless. British Columbia shot 20-57 (.350) from the floor, 8-20 (.400) from the arc and 7-10 from the line, while garnering 16 boards, including 9 on the offensive glass, 21 assists, 20 turnovers, 7 steals, 5 blocks and 19 fouls.
The bronze medalists from Ontario: Jennifer Lennox; Kelly Van Leeuwen; Alexandra Yantzi; Kellie Ring; Micaella Riche; Jocelyn La Rocque; Megan Lukan; Laura Dally; Jamie Hutcheson; Karly Roser; Tiye Traore; Jory McDonald; coach Skye Angus; assistant Jillian MacAleenan; manager Jobina D’Aloisio
The silver medalists from British Columbia: Diana Lee; Cassandra Brown; Erin Chambers; Shalie Dheensaw; Stephanie Bell; Alexandre Der; Kristjana Young; Cassandra Goodis; Sally Hillier; Jessica Renfrew; Mae Woods; Sarah Allison; coach Paul Langford; assistant Sandy Chambers; assistant Anthony Beyrouti
The gold medalists from Alberta: Claire Colborne; Michelle Plouffe; Saskia Van Ginhoven; Jaime Norum; Katherine Plouffe; Bayan Kurd; Adut Bulgak; Kiersten Hilton; Erika Romanow; Nakita Newman; Arianne Sakundiak; Lindsey Papenhuyzen; coach Scott Edwards; assistant Karla Karch; assistant Christie Darius