Posted on January 25th, 2025

2025 Day 2 Recap

JUNIOR GIRLS

Second Round, Game 4
Magee 53 – 38 Crofton

Both teams played with a high tempo pace throughout the entire game. The game remained close, however Magee fought hard after the loose balls, finished transition hoops and played great defense until the very end to clutch the W!

– VPD (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#2 Aly Moody (Magee)
#30 Sahya Kallu (CHS)

TOP SCORERS
Magee Lions:#21 Krista Lau, 24pts & #2 Aly Moody, 15pts
CHS Falcons: #30 Sahya Kallu, 16pts & #24 Angelina Pang, 14pts

 

Second Round, Game 5
John Oliver 30 – 38  York House

Close match up full of hard drives to the hoop, defensive steals and team ball movement. In the last 5 mins, York House dominated with clutch shots in the lane and secured the W!

– VPD (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#8 Harsimran Malli (JO)
#9 Charlotte Lang (YHS)

TOP SCORERS
JO Jokers: #8 Harsimran Malli, 11pts
YHS Tigers: #9 Charlotte Lang, 20pts

 

Second Round, Game 6
Churchill 24 – 44 Kitsilano

Kitsilano took control in this matchup, securing a 44-24 victory over Churchill. Talula Benson (#9) from Kitsilano had an impressive game, leading her team with key plays and contributing significantly to the win. On the other side, Kylie Nikkel (#5) from Churchill was the standout for the Bulldogs, putting in a strong performance despite her team’s struggles.

– Alexa Leynes (Game Director)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#5 Kylie Nikkel  (SWC)
#9 Talula Benson (Kits)

TOP SCORERS
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SENIOR GIRLS

Second Round, Game 5
Tupper 51 – 49 York House

Charles Tupper Tigers started strong and took a 25-19 lead into halftime. York House continued demonstrating great teamwork and took their first lead of the game going into the 4th with a buzzer beater three pointer making it 37-33. A strong game by both teams, with Tupper clinching the win with a score of  51-49.

– VPD (Game Directors)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#6 Lucy Eyford (YHS)
#14 Zion Nicholson (Tupper)

TOP SCORERS
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Second Round, Game 6
John Oliver 34 – 56 Kitsilano

After a slow start in the morning, the Jokers worked to protect the key from the height advantage that the Blue Demons had. However, with their smart and quick ball movement, Kitsilano started to chip away. John Oliver closed the gap a bit, but the blue demons’ work in transition and press break helped secure their win.
– Langara WBB (Game Directors)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#3 Lannah Domingo (JO)
#11 Phelomene Schwartzt (Kits)

TOP SCORERS
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Second Round, Game 7
Notre Dame 46 – 35 St.Patrick’s

In a solid game led by the Jugglers the Celtics played well but came up short in the end. The Jugglers played well against the zone working to reverse the ball and using quick passes to beat it. The Celtics fought hard in the fourth quarter to keep a close game but the Jugglers pulled through with the win.

– Langara WBB (Game Directors)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#3 Emily Chan  (ND)
#3 Laya Alojado (St.Pats)

TOP SCORERS
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Second Round, Game 8
Britannia 59 – 45 Churchill

The last game of the day was a great matchup between the Britannia Bruins and the Churchill Bulldogs. Britannia started out with a 9-1 lead but bulldogs brought it back with some timely threes and good ball pressure!

After some tough full court press and great ball movement, Britannia kept their lead throughout the game. After hard work on both sides of the court for both teams the Bruins pulled through with a 59-45.

– Langara WBB (Game Directors)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
#8 Tessa Scarlett-Charleson (Britannia)
#5 Sasha Neuhaus (SWC)

TOP SCORERS
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