JUNIOR GIRLS

Consolation Round, Game 5
John Oliver 45 – 36 Van Tech

JO opened up a 6 point lead the half and kept it throughout the game. High scorer for JO was Donna Pimental with 21 points. High scorer for Tech was Kadence Wesley with 14. Player of the Game for Tech was Tiff Wu.

– Russel Black  (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#9  Donna Pimental  (John Oliver)
#42  Tiffany Wu  (Van Tech)

TOP SCORERS
John Oliver: #9  Donna Pimental – 21 pts
Van Tech: #34 Kadence Wesley – 14pts

Consolation Round, Game 6
Point Grey 43 – 33 Lord Byng

After a tight first quarter that 10 point lead was maintained by Pt. Grey for the rest of the game. High scorer for Pt. Grey was Emma Smith with 16. Ansley Dunbar was high scorer for Lord Byng with 10 points keeping the game close in the second half.

– Russel Black  (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#5  Ella Hyland  (Point Grey)
#11  Ansley Dunbar  (Lord Byng)

TOP SCORERS
Point Grey: #9  Emma Smith – 16 pts
Lord Byng:  #11 Ansley Dunbar – 10 pts

Semifinal, Game 7
York House 55 – 18 Magee

The first semi-final for the day began with tight defense from the Tiger girls.  They rolled in the buckets with a few fast breaks and dish outs making the lead for the first quarter.  By the end, everyone was still hustling and fighting to the basket.  #9 Nadeen came out with some hot shots around the 3 pt line.  York House Tigers came out with the win but the Magee Lions made them work for it.

– Renai Fejo  (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#2  Rain Thomas  (York House)
#23  Ali Chong  (Magee)

TOP SCORERS
York House: #9 Nadeen Wu – 28 pts & #7 Finley Butler – 17 pts
Magee: #8 Maya Cantor – 6 pts

Semifinal, Game 8
St. Patrick‘s 34 – 31 Eric Hamber

St. Pat’s came out hitting their shots early while Hamber couldnt buy a hoop and trailed 8-0 after the first quarter. The second quarter was closer but still a low scoring fair as the Celtics led just 13-5 at the half. Things opened up in the second half and Hamber mounted  come back relying on tough defense and the Celtics began to struggle to make their shots. It was a one point game in the 4th quarter but a late 3 was the difference as St Pat’s won 34-31.

– Dave Prissinotti  (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#13  Victoria Lacsamana  (St. Patrick’s)
#11 Logan Bannister  (Eric Hamber)

TOP SCORERS
St. Patrick’s: #TBA
Eric Hamber: #11 Logan Bannister & #1 Alison Olsen-Prissinotti – 8 pts

SENIOR GIRLS

Consolation Round, Game 5
St. Patrick’s 55 – 34 Churchill

Churchill had a slow start but clawed back in 3rd quarter.  St Pat’s then went on 14 point run to take advantage of Churchill’s foul trouble.

– Ron Suzuki  (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#14 Kirstin Carta  (St. Patrick’s)
#13  Elizabeth Jefferson  (Churchill)

TOP SCORERS
St. Patrick’s: #7 Karysma Reyes –  16 pts
Churchill: #13 Elizabeth Jefferson – 17 pts

Consolation Round, Game 6
Killarney 66 – 37 York House

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#7  Emma Wright  (York House)
#21  Johanna Toh  (Killarney)

TOP SCORERS
Killarney:  #10 Janel Tantengco – 31 pts
York House:  #11 Akash Grewal – 16 pts

Semifinal, Game 7
Lord Byng 75 – 55 Notre Dame

It was a fast paced and high intensity game though all 4 quarters. Notre Dame continued to battle while being down majority of the game, however, Lord Byng pulled away in the fourth quarter with great defensive and offensive help from #4 Maggie Mackay.

– Carly Dhanda  (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#4  Maggie Mackay  (Lord Byng)
#23  Maezell Del Mundo  (Notre Dame)

TOP SCORERS
Lord Byng: #TBA
Notre Dame: #TBA

Semifinal, Game 8
Britannia 69 – 50 John Oliver

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#7  Surprise Munie  (Britannia)
#1  Kaila Fong  (John Oliver)

TOP SCORERS
Britannia: #7 Surprise Munie – 33 pts
John Oliver: #5 Janna Jamorabon – 17 pts