| POOL A | ONT | BC-B | ALTA | SASK | Record | ||
| Ontario | —– | 82-73 | 124-51 | 107-67 | (3-0) | ||
| British Columbia-Blue | 73-82 | —– | 78-66 | 68-56 | (2-1) | ||
| Alberta | 51-124 | 66-78 | —– | 82-73 | (1-2) | ||
| Saskatchewan | 67-107 | 56-68 | 73-82 | —– | (0-3) | ||
| POOL B | BC-R | MAN | NFLD | NS | Record | ||
| British Columbia-Red | —– | 60-55 | 76-42 | 75-69 | (3-0) | ||
| Manitoba | 55-60 | —– | 90-68 | 89-79 | (2-1) | ||
| Newfoundland | 42-76 | 68-90 | —– | 94-75 | (1-2) | ||
| Nova Scotia | 69-75 | 79-89 | 75-94 | —– | (0-3) | ||
| QFs | Ontario 93 Nova Scotia 73 | |
| QFs | BC-Blue 82 Newfoundland 64 | |
| QFs | Saskatchewan 105 BC-Red 97 | |
| QFs | Alberta 67 Manitoba 60 | |
| 5-8th | BC-Red 71 Nova Scotia 63 | |
| 5-8th | Manitoba 64 Newfoundland 55 | |
| Semi | Ontario 101 Saskatchewan 65 | |
| Semi | BC-Blue 73 Alberta 63 | |
| 7th | Nova Scotia 82 Newfoundland 54 | |
| 5th | Manitoba 61 British Columbia-Red 48 | |
| Bronze | Alberta 64 Saskatchewan 51 | |
| Final | Ontario 87 British Columbia-Blue 60 | |
In pool A play: …………………………………………………… Ontario thrashed Alberta 124-50. Ontario broke to 12-0 lead and extended the margin to 32-14 after one quarter and 64-26 at the half. Ontario opened the second half with another 12-0 run and romped. Player of the game honours went to Ontario’s Adam Djukic and Alberta’s Connor Foreman. Adam Djukic paced Ontario with 24. Duane Notice added 17, Filip Music 15, Agunwa Okolie 13, Donnel Munda 10, Henry Tan 9, Isaiah Watkins 9, Troy Reid-Knight 8, Daniel Nwosu 8, Patrick Pilato 8 and Marko Pirovic 3, while Kaza Kajami Keane was scoreless. Cooper Hamliuk paced Alberta with 16. Jada Lado added 9, Connor Foreman 8, along with 11 boards, Lyndon Annetts 5, Quinn Workman 4, Wyatt Cole 3, Cordell Minnifee 2, Wesley Chau 2 and Troy Neilson 2, while Kyle Peterson, Jasdeep Gill and Denzel James were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia-Blue dusted Saskatchewan 68-56. BC-Blue led 21-9 after one quarter as Mitch Goodwin put up 11 points. They extended their margin to 38-16 at the half and 53-37 after three quarters. Saskatchewan narrowed the lead to 11 with a minute to play but BC-Blue easily hung on for the win. Selected players of the game were BC Blue’s Braxston Bunce and Saskatchewan’s Daniel Ostertag. Braxston Bunce paced BC-Blue with 19 points and 17 boards. Isaiah Solomon added 12, Mitchell Goodwin 12, Dave Manshrek 8, Ibrahim Ibrahim 6, Kealan Wild 4, Nick Irvine 3, along with 11 boards, Mitchell Knippelberg 2 and Kyle Holden 2, while Ravjot Dhaliwal, Lucas Dellabough and Tiernan Docherty were scoreless. Daniel Ostertag paced Saskatchewan with 18. Xavier Kosolofski added 10, Nygel Shingoose 9, Brandon Thompson 7, Graham Black 5, Tyson Leibel 5 and Riley Wilson 2, while Brandon Buttazoni, Travis Sylvestre, Lucas Derksen, Connor Gorman and Kyle Dudley were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Ontario clocked Saskatchewan 107-67. Ontario led 31-25 after one quarter and built its lead to 65-47 at the half on a flashy dunk by Duane Notice. They extended their margin to 65-37 after three quarters in the blowout. Selected players of the game were Ontario’s Duane Notice and Saskatchewan’s Xavier Kosolofski. Duane Notice paced Ontario with 25. Marko Pirovic added 18, Henry Tan 16, Isaiah Watkins 14, Agunwa Okolie 7, Troy Reid-Knight 6, Adam Djukic 6, Filip Music 5, Donnel Munda 5, Patrick Pilato 3 and Daniel Nwosu 2, while Kaza Kajami-Keane was scoreless. Xavier Kosolofski paced Saskatchewan with 25. Riley Wilson added 11, Travis Sylvestre 10, Daniel Ostertag 5, Tyson Leibel 5, Brandon Buttazoni 3, Nygel Shingoose 2, Lucas Derksen 2, Connor Gorman 2 and Graham Black 2, while Brandon Thompson and Kyle Budley were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Ontario dumped British Columbia-Blue 82-73. Ontario led 34-27 after one quarter. With guard Duane Notice dominating the floor, Ontario led 57-48 after three quarters. Nick Irvine and Dave Manshrek rallied BC-Blue to within six down the stretch but Notice hit a series of key buckets down the stretch. Selected players of the game were Ontario’s Duane Notice and BC Blue’s Dave Manshrek. Duane Notice paced Ontario with 35. Henry Tan added 13, Troy Reid-Knight 10, Donnel Munda 8, Daniel Nwosu 8, Kaza Kajami-Keane 2, Isaiah Watkins 2, Marko Pirovic 2 and Agunwa Okolie 2, while Filip Music, Patrick Pilato and Adam Djukic were scoreless. Mitchell Goodwin paced BC-Blue with 17. Dave Manshrek added 15, along with 13 boards, Nick Irvine 13, Braxston Bunce 12, along with 11 boards, Ibrahim Ibrahim 8, Kyle Holden 5 and Isaiah Solomon 3, while Mitchell Knippelberg, Ravjot Dhaliwal, Lucas Dellabough, Kealan Wild and Tiernan Docherty were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Alberta clipped Saskatchewan 82-73. The teams traded the lead in the first quarter as Saskatchewan built a 28-26 lead at the break and a 47-41 margin at the half. But Alberta rallied from a 10-point deficit late in the third quarter to take a 62-61 lead. Alberta opened the final frame with an 11-2 run as they build their lead to 73-63 and coasted to the win. Selected players of the game were Alberta’s Cooper Hamaliuk and Saskatchewan’s Graham Black. Connor Foreman paced Alberta with 22 points and 13 boards. Cooper Hamaliuk scored 12, Denzel James 12, Lyndon Annetts 10, Kyle Peterson 8, Jasdeep Gill 6, Wesley Chau 6, Jada Lado 3, Wyatt Cole 2 and Cordell Minifee 1, while Troy Neilson and Quinn Workman were scoreless. Xavier Kosolofski and Graham Black each scored 20 to paced Saskatchewan. Daniel Ostertag added 8, Tyson Leibel 6, Riley Wilson 5, Brandon Buttazoni 4, Nygel Shingoose 3, Kyle Dudley 3, Travis Sylvestre 2 and Connor Gorman 2, while Lucas Derksen and Brandon Thompson were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia-Blue clubbed Alberta 78-66. In a rough first half, BC-Blue built a 34-20 lead at the half. They maintained a 14-point margin after three quarters and held on for a comfortable win. Selected players of the game were BC Blue’s Mitchell Goodwin and Alberta’s Kyle Peterson. Mitchell Goodwin paced BC-Blue with 19. Dave Manshrek added 11, Braxston Bunce 9, along with 12 boards, Isaiah Solomon 8, Kyle Holden 8, Nick Irvine 8, Ravjot Dhaliwal 5, Ibrahim Ibrahim 4, Tiernan Docherty 3 and Kealan Wild 3, while Lucas Dellabough and Mitchell Knippelberg was scoreless. Kyle Peterson paced Alberta with 18 points and 13 steals. Lyndon Annetts scored 16, Wesley Chau 7, Cooper Hamaliuk 7, Denzel James 6, Jasdeep Gill 5, Wyatt Cole 2, Connor Foreman 2, Jada Lado 2 and Troy Neilson 1, while Cordell Minefee and Quinn Workman were scoreless.
In pool B play: …………………………………………………… British Columbia-Red edged Nova Scotia 75-69. Nova Scotia led 15-12 after one quarter but BC-Red post Cameron Smythe hit a critical bucket and Allan Wu drove for a layup to give the Westerners a 32-29 lead before J.J. Wilson hit a trey at the buzzer to knot the score at 32 at the half. The teams traded the lead in the third quarter and Nova Scotia forward Lorenzo Parker nailed a jumper at the buzzer to knot the score at 52. BC-Red took the lead with 12 seconds to play and iced it at the line. Selected players of the game were BC Red’s Cameron Smythe and Nova Scotia’s Lorenzo Parker. David Burton led BC-Red with 18. Cameron Smythe added 15, along with 27 boards. Allan Wu notched 13, Tom Ghag 12, Nicholas Termansen 4, Denzel Laguerta 4, Trevor Severinski 4, Matt Blackaby 3 and Cole Penman 2, while Deni Zulic, Conor Morgan and Dawson Perron were scoreless. Lorenzo Parker led Nova Scotia with 19. Jayden Skinner-Nordin added 15, Jason Wilson 13, Antonio Simmonds 11, along with 13 boards, Luke Nickerson 6 and David Benoit 5, while Justin Beals, Cody Colley, Dominique Hill, Daniel Sule, DeQuawn Beals and Craig Perry were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Manitoba stomped Newfoundland 90-68. Manitoba broke to a 25-15 lead after one quarter and extended the margin to 43-30 at the half and romped. Selected players of the game were Manitoba’s Kirstjan Lamont and Newfoundland’s Gary Neville. Tyree Gordon led Manitoba with 17. Kristjan Lamont added 14 points and 10 boards. Patrick Mart scored 14, Stanley Bateman 13, Boris Zimbakov 10, Jordan Kelly 8, Nathan Warburton 5, Rodel Aaron 3, Ivan Griffiths Jr. 2, Desmond Sackey 2 and Joe Voth 2, while Graeme Bligh was scoreless. Tyler Butler paced Newfoundland with 15. Adam Keatings added 12, along with 10 boards. Gary Neville scored 9, Tyler Evans 8, Mitchell Hearn 8, Nicholas Button 7, Jacob Hynes 5, Terry Griffin 3 and Daniel Foo 1, while Benjamin Maynard, Adam Burke and Joshua Nash were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Manitoba dumped Nova Scotia 89-79. Nova Scotia took an early lead but Manitoba chipped away and tied the score at 25 after one quarter. The teams were deadlocked at 45 at the half. Manitoba built a 10-point lead in the third quarter and then withstood a final surge from Nova Scotia. Selected players of the game were Manitoba’s Patrick Hart and Nova Scotia’s A.J. Simmonds. Kristjan Lamont led Manitoba with 20 points and 16 boards. Stanley Bateman scored 16, Patrick Mart 15, Rodel Aaron 12, Jordan Kelly 11, Boris Zimbakov 10, Tyree Gordon 3 and Joe Voth 2, while Ivan Griffiths Jr., Nathan Warbuton, Desmond Sackey and Graeme Bligh were scoreless. Antonio Simmonds paced Nova Scotia with 27. Jason Wilson added 15, Dominique Hill 8, Lorenzo Parker 6, De’Quawn Beals 5, Jayden Skinner-Nordin 5, Justin Beals 4, David Benoit 3, Cody Colley 2, Daniel Sule 2 and Craig Perry 2, while Luke Nickerson was scoreless. …………………………………………………… Newfoundland crushed Nova Scotia 94-75. Nova Scotia led 22-18 after one quarter. Newfoundland rallied to a 40-35 lead at the half and led 65-60 after three quarters before taking command in the final frame. Selected players of the game were Newfoundland’s Mitchell Hearn and Nova Scotia’s Antonio Simmonds. Mitchell Hearn paced Newfoundland with 24. Jacob Hynes added 20, along with 16 boards, Adam Keatings 17, along with 16 boards, Gary Neville 13, along with 14 boards, Tyler Evans 8, Nicholas Button 6, Tyler Butler 4 and Daniel Foo 2, while Terry Griffin, Benjamin Maynard, Adam Burke and Joshua Nash were scoreless. Antonio Simmonds paced Nova Scotia with 23. Justin Beals added 20, Dominique Hill 7, Jayden Skinner-Nordin 6, Jason Wilson 6, Daniel Sule 5, Craig Perry 4, Cody Colley 3 and Lorenzo Parker 1, while Luke Nickerson, David Benoit and De’Quawn Beals were scoreless. …………………………………………………… British Columbia-Red nipped Manitoba 60-55. BC-Red built an 18-11 after one quarter. Manitoba rallied back within one before BC-Red rebuilt a 32-28 lead at the half. Manitoba went on a 6-1 run to take the lead back two minutes into the second half and held a 45-42 lead after three quarters. With 28 seconds left in the game and one second left on the shot clock, guard Denzel Laguerta hit a jump shot to give BC Red a three-point lead. Nick Termansen sealed the win by stealing the ball and racing for an uncontested layup. Selected players of the game were BC Red’s Cameron Smythe and Manitoba’s Kristjan Lamont. Cameron Smythe paced BC-Red with 13 points and 18 boards. Nicholas Termansen scored 12, Denzel Laguerta 9, Allan Wu 8, Trevor Severinski 8, David Burton 5, Conor Morgan 3 and Tom Ghag 2, while Matt Blackaby, Dawson Perron, Cole Penman and Deni Zulic were scoreless. Kristjan Lamont paced Manitoba with 20 points and 10 boards. Rodel Aaron added 12, Ivan Griffiths Jr. 5, Jordan Kelly 5, Patrick Mart 4, Stanley Bateman 3, Desmond Sackey 2, Graeme Bligh 2 and Joe Voth 2, while Tyree Gordon, Nathan Warburton and Boris Zimbakov were scoreless. …………………………………………………… BC-Red dumped Newfoundland 74-60. BC took an early 19-12 lead but Newfoundland rallied to a 37-36 lead at the half. BC-Red regained a six-point margin in the second half as guard Tom Ghag took control. They extended their margin to 11 with five minutes to play and held on for a comfortable win. Selected players of the game were BC-Blue’s Tom Ghag and Newfoundland’s Adam Keatings. David Burton paced BC-Red with 19 points and 11 boards. Tom Ghag scored 19, Denzel Laguerta 12, Cameron Smythe 10, along with 16 boards, Cole Penman 8, along with 13 boards, Allan Wu 3, Nicholas Termansen 2 and Conor Morgan 1, while Matt Blackaby, Trevor Severinski, Dawson Perron and Deni Zulic were scoreless. Mitchell Hearn paced Newfoundland with 17. Tyler Butler added 13, Gary Neville 12, Adam Keatings 7, along with 11 boards, Tyler Evans 4, Jacob Hynes 3, Nicholas Button 2 and Daniel Foo 2, while Terry Griffin, Benjamin Maynard, Adam Burke and Joshua Nash were scoreless.
In the quarterfinals, Saskatchewan stunned British Columbia-Red 105-97 in overtime while collecting their first win of the tourney. Saskatchewan dominated as they built a 32-17 lead after one quarter. BC-Red rallied within 57-50 at the half and took a 73-72 lead after three quarters. The teams traded the lead through the fourth quarter before regulation ended in an 89-89-tie. Saskatchewan dominated the extra session. Selected players of the game were Saskatchewan’s Travis Sylvestre and BC-Red’s Denzel Laguerta. Travis Sylvestre paced Saskatchewan with 31 points and 14 boards. Xavier Kosolofski added 23, Tyson Leibel 19, along with 13 boards, Daniel Ostertag 17, Graham Black 7, Riley Wilson 4, Nygel Shingoose 2 and Brandon Thompson 2, while Brandon Buttazoni, Lucas Derksen, Connor Gorman and Kyle Dudley were scoreless. Denzel Laguerta paced BC-Red with 32. Tom Ghag added 17, Cameron Smythe 16, Nicholas Termansen 10, Trevor Severinski 6, David Burton 5, Cole Penman 5, Allan Wu 4 and Deni Zulic 2, while Conor Morgan, Matt Blackaby and Dawson Perron were scoreless.
Alberta defeated Manitoba 67-60. Alberta broke away late in the first quarter, build a 22-15 lead after the frame. Manitoba rallied to within 29-27 at the half. Alberta extended its lead to 47-39 after three quarters and then held on for the win. Selected players of the game were Alberta’s Connor Foreman and Manitoba’s Boris Zimbakov. Lyndon Annetts paced Alberta with 16 points. Connor Foreman added 15 and nabbed 13 boards. Denzel James scored 11, Jasdeep Gill 10, Cordell Miniffee 8, Jada Lado 3, Cooper Hamaliuk 2 and Wyatt Cole 2, while Troy Neilson, Kyle Peterson, Wesley Chau and Quinn Workman were scoreless. Patrick Mart led Manitoba with 16. Kristjan Lamont added 14, Boris Zimbakov 11, along with 13 boards, Stanley Bateman 7, along with 11 boards, Rodel Aaron 6, Ivan Griffiths Jr. 4 and Jordan Kelly 2, while Tyree Gordon, Nathan Warburton, Desmond Sackey, Graeme Blight and Joe Voth were scoreless.
British Columbia-Blue dusted Newfoundland 82-64. BC-Blue led 25-12 after one quarter and 44-28 at the half. Newfoundland clawed back within 53-52 after three quarters but tired down the stretch. Selected players of the game were BC-Blue’s Nick Irvine and Newfoundland’s Adam Keatings. Mitchell Goodwin paced BC-Blue with 27. Nick Irvine added 14, Braxston Bunce 10, Isaiah Solomon 10, Dave Manshrek 8, Kealan Wild 6, Ibrahim Ibrahim 4 and Tiernan Docherty 3, while Mitchell Knippelberg, Kyle Holden, Ravjot Dhaliwal and Lucas Dellabough were scoreless. Adam Keatings paced Newfoundland with 19 points and 14 boards. Mitchell Hearn scored 17, Gary Neville 13, Daniel Foo 7, Nicholas Button 3, Tyler Evans 2, Jacob Hynes 2 and Tyler Butler 1, while Terry Griffin, Benjamin Maynard, Adam Burke and Joshua Nash were scoreless.
In the last quarterfinal, Ontario stomped Nova Scotia 93-73. Ontario broke to a 26-6 lead. Nova Scotia cut the margin to 48-31 at the half and within 71-56 after three quarters. But Ontario soon rebuilt its lead to 20 and romped. Selected players of the game were Ontario’s Duane Notice and Nova Scotia’s A.J. Simmonds. Duane Notice paced Ontario with 33. Isaiah Watkins added 11, Daniel Nwosu 10, Agunwa Okolie 10, Donnele Munda 9, Troy Reid-Knight 5, Marko Pirovic 4, Henry Tan 4, Kaza Kajami-Keane 3, Filip Music 2 and Adam Djukic 2, while Patrick Pilato was scoreless. Jason Wilson led Nova Scotia with 17. David Benoit added 16, Antonio Simmonds 12, Jayden Skinner-Nordin 10, Lorenzo Parker 8, along with 10 boards, Justin Beals 6, Cody Colley 3 and Craig Perry 1, while Luke Nickerson, Dominique Hill, Daniel Sule and De’Quawn Beals were scoreless.
In the 5-8th semis, British Columbia-Red dumped Nova Scotia 71-63. BC-Red led 16-15 after one quarter. But post Cameron Smythe was called for holding and then charged with a technical when he disputed the call, allowing Nova Scotia to rally to a 30-29 lead at the half on four consecutive treys by guards Justin Beals and J.J. Wilson. BC-Red broke it open in the third quarter and held on for the win. Selected players of the game were BC Red’s Allan Wu and Nova Scotia’s J.J. Wilson. Allan Wu paced BC-Red with 26, David Burton 19, Deni Zulic 7, Tom Ghag 7, Nicholas Termansen 6, Cameron Smythe 3, Denzel Laguerta 2 and Matt Blackaby 1, while Conor Morgan, Trevor Severinski, Dawson Perron and Cole Penman were scoreless. Jason Wilson led Nova Scotia with 17. Jayden Skinner-Nordin added 15, Antonio Simmonds 8, Justin Beals 8, Lorenzo Parker 7, along with 16 boards, Daniel Sule 6 and David Benoit 2, while Luke Nickerson, Cody Colley, Dominique Hill, De’Quawn Beals and Craig Perry were scoreless.
In the other 5-8th semi, Manitoba dumped Newfoundland 64-55. In a foul-plagued first half, Manitoba led 18-12 after one quarter and 37-28 at the half. Newfoundland rallied to within three with six minutes to play but Manitoba kept parading to the free throw line and hit enough of the charity tosses to pull out the win. Selected players of the game were Manitoba’s Kristjan Lamont and Newfoundland’s Garrett Neville. Patrick Mart paced Manitoba with 14. Kristjan Lamont added 13, along with 13 boards, Stanley Bateman 11, Graeme Bligh 11, Boris Zimbakov 6, Rodel Aaron 6 and Ivan Griffiths Jr. 3, while Tyree Gordon, Jordan Kelly, Nathan Warburton, Desmond Sackey and Joe Voth were scoreless. Gary Neville led Newfoundland with 14. Jacob Hynes added 12, along with 11 boards, Mitchell Hearn 10, Nicholas Button 7, Tyler Butler 5, Daniel Foo 4 and Adam Keatings 3, while Terry Griffin, Tyler Evans, Benjamin Maynard, Adam Burke and Joshua Nash were scoreless.
In the semis, Ontario thrashed Saskatchewan 101-65. Ontario led 20-16 after one quarter but Duane Notice and Daniel Nwosu began asserting themselves as the Easterners extended their lead to 50-38 at the half and then pulled away in the second half. Selected players of the game were Ontario’s Henry Tan and Saskatchewan’s Xavier Kosolofski. Duane Notice paced Ontario with 27. Henry Tan added 16, Daniel Nwosu 12, Adam Djukic 9, Kaza Kajami-Keane 7, Agunwa Okolie 7, Troy Reid-Knight 6, Donnel Munda 6, Patrick Pilato 5, Isaiah Watkins 4 and Marko Pirovic 2, while Filip Music was scoreless. Xavier Kosolofski led Saskatchewan with 19. Travis Sylvestre added 10, Lucas Derksen 10, Graham Black 6, Brandon Thompson 6, Daniel Ostertag 5, Tyson Leibel 3, Nygel Shingoose 2, Brandon Buttazoni 2, Connor Gorman 1 and Riley Wilson 1, while Kyle Dudley was scoreless.
In the other semi, British Columbia-Blue dumped Alberta 73-63. Alberta took an 18-17 lead after one quarter but BC-Blue rallied to a 41-36 lead at the half by using their superior size in the blocks. BC-Blue dominated the boards and only the savvy perimeter play of Cooper Hamaliuk kept Alberta within reach. Selected players of the game were BC-Blue’s Nick Irvine and Alberta’s Denzel James. Nick Irvine paced BC-Blue with 22 points and 12 boards. Braxston Bunce added 15 points, along with 10 boards, Mitchell Goodwin 15, along with 12 boards and 10 assists, Isaiah Solomon 7, Tiernan Docherty 6, Dave Manshrek 4, Ibrahim Ibrahim 2 and Kyle Holden 2, while Mitchell Knippelberg, Ravjot Dhaliwal, Lucas Dellabough and Kealan Wild were scoreless. Denzel James paced Alberta with 21. Connor Foreman added 13, along with 12 boards, Kyle Peterson 13, Lyndon Annetts 7, Cooper Hamaliuk 3, Cordell Minifee 3 and Jasdeep Gill 3, while Troy Neilson, Wesley Chau, Wyatt Cole, Quinn Workman and Jada Lado were scoreless.
In the 7th place game, Nova Scotia stomped Newfoundland 82-54. Nova Scotia led 17-8, 32-21 and 65-39 at the quarters, largely on the perimeter shooting of J.J. Wilson. Selected players of the game were Nova Scotia’s J.J. Wilson and Newfoundland’s Adam Keatings. Jason Wilson paced Nova Scotia with 16 on 5-15 from the floor, 2-7 from the arc, 3-4 from the line, 8 boards and 6 assists. Antonio Simmonds added 15 on 6-12 from the floor, 1-2 from the arc, 2-2 from the line and 6 assists. Lorenzo Parker notched 12 on 6-8 from the floor. De’Quawn Beals added 11 on 5-7 from the floor. Dominique Hill added 9, Daniel Sule 6, Jayden Skinner-Nordin 4, David Benoit 4, Luke Nickerson 3 and Cody Colley 2 while Craig Perry and Justin Beals were scoreless. Nova Scotia shot 32-84 (.380) from the floor, 6-24 (.250) from the arc and 12-16 (.750) from the line, while garnering 40 boards, including 13 on the offensive glass, 22 assists, 10 turnovers, 12 steals and 7 fouls. Adam Keatings paced Newfoundland with 12 points on 5-13 from the floor, 2-3 from the line and 11 boards. Gary Neville added 9 on 2-14 from the floor, 2-5 from the arc, 3-6 from the line and 10 boards. Benjamin Maynard scored 8 and Mitchell Hearn 8 on 2-11 from the floor and 5 boards. Jacob Hynes added 4, Nicholas Button 4, Daniel Foo 3, along with 5 assists, Tyler Butler 2, Adam Burke 2, Terry Griffin 1 and Tyler Evans 1, while Joshua Nash was scoreless. Newfoundland shot 19-75 (.250) from the floor, 4-25 (.160) from the arc and 12-21 (.570) from the line, while garnering 45 boards, including 19 on the offensive glass, 12 assists, 17 turnovers, 4 steals, 3 blocks and 9 fouls.
In the 5th place game, Manitoba dumped British Columbia-Red 61-48. Manitoba led 13-11 after one quarter and 29-15 at the half. Selected players of the game were Manitoba’s Rodel Aaron and BC-Red’s Cole Penman. Stanley Bateman led Manitoba with 13 on 5-9 from the floor, 2-3 from the arc and 1-2 from the line. Rodel Aaron added 11 on 5-11 from the floor and 7 boards. Kristjan Lamont scored 11 on 4-16 from the floor, 12 boards and 6 assists. Jordan Kelly scored 9 on 3-6 from the floor and 7 boards. Patrick Mart scored 9 on 3-8 from the floor. Boris Zimbakov scored 8 on 4-13 from the floor. Tyree Gordon, Ivan Griffiths Jr., Nathan Warburton, Desmond Sackey, Graeme Bligh and Joe Voth were scoreless. Manitoba (coach Scott Kirkpatirck, assistant Spiros Kavadas) hit 24-64 (.380) from the floor, 8-15 (.530) from the arc and 5-8 (.630) from the line, while garnering 42 boards, including 7 on the offensive glass, 13 assists, 16 turnovers, 2 steals, 9 blocks and 10 fouls. Tom Ghag led BC-Red with 8 on 3-8 from the floor and 2-7 from the arc. Denzel Laguerta added 7 on 3-7 from the floor. Allan Wu added 7 on 3-8 from the floor and 7 boards. David Burton scored 6, Deni Zulic 6, Cameron Smythe 5, along with 13 boards, Nicholas Termansen 2, Matt Blackaby 2, Trevor Severinski 2, Cole Penman 2 and Dawson Perron 1, while Conor Morgan was scoreless. BC-Red shot 19-71 (.270) from the floor, 4-14 (.290) from the arc and 6-12 from the line, while garnering 42 boards, including 15 on the offensive glass, 10 assists, 16 turnovers, 7 steals, 3 blocks and 9 fouls.
In the bronze medal match, Alberta defeated Saskatchewan 64-51. Saskatchewan took an early 17-12 lead as guard Xavier Kosolofski kept drilling perimeter jumpers. Alberta rallied to knot the score at 26 at the half, extended their margin to 43-39 after three quarters and opened the final frame with a 7-2 run to take command. Selected players of the game were Alberta’s Kyle Peterson and Saskatchewan’s Xavier Kosolofski. Kyle Peterson led Alberta with 15 on 6-18 from the floor, 2-5 from the arc, 1-1 from the line, 8 boards, 8 steals and 3 assists. Connor Foreman added 13 on 5-16 from the floor, 3-5 from the line and 20 boards. Denzel James added 12 on 5-14 from the floor, 2-4 from the line and 12 boards. Lyndon Annetts added 7, Jada Lado 5, Cordell Minifee 5, Cooper Hamaliuk 5 and Jasdeep Gill 2, while Troy Neilson, Wesley Chau, Wyatt Cole and Quinn Workman were scoreless. Alberta shot 26-85 (.310) from the floor, 4-18 (.220) from the arc and 8-14 (.570) from the line, while garnering 53 boards, including 23 on the offensive glass, 9 assists, 21 turnovers, 14 steals, 3 blocks and 5 fouls. Xavier Kosolofski led Saskatchewan with 18 on 8-21 from the floor, 1-6 from the arc, 1-2 from the line and 7 boards. Tyson Leibel added 9 on 4-9 from the floor 1-1 from the arc and 5 boards. Travis Sylvestre added 9 on 4-12 from the floor and 13 boards. Daniel Ostertag added 5, Riley Wilson 5, Graham Black 2, Brandon Buttazoni 2 and Nygel Shingoose 2, while Lucas Derksen, Connor Gorman, Brandon Thompson and Kyle Dudley were scoreless. Saskatchewan shot 23-69 (.333) from the floor, 4-19 (.210) from the arc and 1-2 from the line, while garnering 44 boards, including 11 on the offensive glass, 13 assists, 27 turnovers, 7 steals, 3 blocks and 5 fouls.
In the final, Ontario clocked British Columbia-Blue 87-60. Ontario coach Brad Rootes said “our goal for today overall was basically what we’ve done all tournament. We did a great job today especially with our rotations.” Ontario controlled the offensive boards as they broke to a 22-12 lead after one quarter and extended their lead to 49-24 at the half on the perimeter shooting of Duane Notice. Ontario broke to a 9-0 run to open the second half and extended their lead to 77-39 after three quarters. Selected players of the game were Ontario’s Duane Notice and BC-Blue’s Nick Irvine. Rootes said depth, and the province’s population base, proved the difference. “I think part of it may just be the numbers. Our top-quality players have a lot of other top-quality players to play against.” Duane Notice paced Ontario with 26 on 9-19 from the floor, 3-7 from the arc, 5-5 from the line and 3 boards. Henry Tan added 11 on 5-10 from the floor. Kaza Kajami-Keane scored 9 on 3-8 from the floor, 2-6 from the arc and 5 boards. Patrick Pilato added 7, Troy Reid-Knight 5, Daniel Nwosu 5, Filip Music 5, Adam Kjukic 4, Donnele Munda 4, Isaiah Watkins 4, Agunwa Okolie 4 and Marko Pirovic 3. Ontario hit 32-85 (.380) from the floor, 12-35 (.340) from the arc and 11-15 (.730) from the line, while garnering 38 boards, including 10 on the offensive glass, 15 assists, 10 turnovers, 13 steals, 8 blocks and 8 fouls. Nick Irvine paced BC-Blue with 18 on 7-15 from the floor, 4-4 from the line and 5 boards. Mitchell Knippelberg added 9 on 2-3 from the floor and 4-8 from the line. Braxston Bunce scored 6 on 2-12 from the floor, 2-4 from the line and 7 boards. Ibrahim Ibrahim added 6 on 4-4 from the floor and 6 boards. Isaiah Solomon added 6 on 3-7 from the floor. Tiernan Docherty added 5, Kyle Holden 4, Mitchell Goodwin 2, Lucas Dellabough 2 and Dave Manshrek 2, while Ravjot Dhaliwal and Kealan Wild were scoreless. BC-Blue shot 20-75 (.270) from the floor, 1-9 (.111) from the arc and 19-28 (.680) from the line, while garnering 41 boards, including 16 on the offensive glass, 9 assists, 15 turnovers, 5 steals, 7 blocks and 14 fouls.
The first-team all-stars included MVP Duane Notice (Ontario); Henry Tan (Ontario); Braxston Bunce (BC-Blue); Mitch Goodwin (BC-Blue); Connor Foreman (Alberta); and Xavier Kosolofski (Saskatchewan)
The 2nd-team all-stars included: Cameron Smythe (BC Red); Antonio Simmonds (Nova Scotia); Kristjan Lamont (Manitoba); Kyle Peterson (Alberta); and Daniel Nwosu (Ontario)
The bronze medalists from Alberta: Kyle Peterson; Denzel James; Troy Neilson; Wesley Chau; Lyndon Annetts; Cooper Hamaliuk; Wyatt Cole; Cordell Minifee; Jasdeep Gill; Quinn Workman; Connor Foreman; Jada Lado; coach Bob Murray; assistant Cale Rasmussen; assistant Amit Mali
The silver medalists from British Columbia-Blue: Braxston Bunce; Nick Irvine; Mitch Knippelberg; Tiernan Docherty; Isaiah Solomon; Ibrahim Ibrahim; Kyle Holden; Mitch Goodwin; Lucas Dellabough; David Manshrek; Kealan Wild; Ravjot Dhaliwal; coach Gil Cheung; assistant Aaron Mitchell; assistant Tony Scott
The gold medalists from Ontario: Duane Notice; Henry Tan; Adam Djukic; Daniel Nwosu; Kaza Kajami-Keane; Troy Reid-Knight; Filip Music; Patrick Pilato; Donnele Munda; Isaiah Watkins; Marko Pirovic; Agunwa Okolie; coach Brad Rootes; assistant Craig Steel; manager Bryan Blue