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This is a summary of the final scores from the tournament: Game 1
| Cedars Christian 65 Richmond Christian 40 Score Sheet | | | | Game 2
| Mulgrave: 59 Similkameen: 54 Score sheet | | | | Game 3
| Kamloops Christian 73 Acwsalcta 46 Scoresheet | | | | Game 4
| Bulkley Valley Christian School 63 Sparwood Secondary 50 Score sheet | | | | Game 5
| Sparwood 40 Richmond Christian 61 Scoresheet | | | | Game 6
| Acwsalcta 53 Similkameen 56 Scoresheet | | | | Game 7
| Cedars Christian 39 Abby Christian 85 Score sheet | | | | Game 8
| Mulgrave 35 Glenlyon Norfolk 56 Score Sheet | | | | Game 9
| Kamploops Christian 58 Unity Christian 65 Score sheet | | | | Game 10
| Immaculata 83 Bulkley Valley 38 | | | | Game 11
| Acwsalcta 66 Sparwood 36 Score Sheet | | | | Game 12
| Richmond Christian 38 Similkameen 76 Score Sheet | | | | | Game 13 | Glenlyon Norfolk 41 Unity Christian 73 Score sheet | | | | Game 14
| Abby Christian 60 Immaculata 75 Score Sheet | | | | Game 15
| Mulgrave 44 Kamloops Christian 62 Score Sheet | | | | Game 16
| Cedars Christian 53 Bulkley Valley 34 Score Sheet | | | | Game 17
| Cedars Christian 48 Kamloops Christian 77 Score sheet | | | | Game 18
| Bulkley Valley Christian School 52 Mulgrave 49 Score Sheet | | | | Game 19
| Abby Christian 63 Glenlyon Norfolk 54 Score Sheet | | | | Game 20
| Unity Christian 43 Immaculata 54 Score sheet |
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Tournament Directors report for Saturday Mar 7, 2009 |
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Sunday, 08 March 2009 18:12 |
Games for Saturday March 7th.
Provincial Championship Game:
Immaculata vs. Unity Christian
Immacaulata came out at the beginning of the game looking like they had missed an opportunity last year when the lost in the championship game and wanted to make up for it this year. In the first quarter Immaculata outscored Unity Christian 22-2. That was the difference as Unity Christian did their best to get back into it but eventually lost 54-43. Immaculata played amazingly aggressive and effective defence throughout the tournament and were able to keep Unity Christians leading scorer, Mariah Bruinsma, to just 15 points. Laura Gini one again led Immaculata with 23 points including seven 3-pointers as she went on to claim tournament MVP.
Tournament Awards:
Most Insperational Player:
J. Hills - Mulgrave
Best Defensive Player:
Alessia Muresu - Immacaulta
Tournament MVP:
Laura Gini - Immacaulata
First Team All-Stars:
Abby Grinberg - Kamloops Christian
Mariah Bruinsma - Unity Chirstian
Janine Taekema - Unity Christian
Elizabeth Davis - GlenLyin Norfolk
Jessica Roberts - Immaculata
Other results for Saturday:
3/4 Game:
Abby Christian defeated GlenLyon Norfolk
5/6 Game:
Kamloops Christian defeated Cedars Christian 77-48
7/8 Game:
Bulkley Valley Christian defeated Mulgrave 52-49
9/10 Game:
Similkameen defeated Richmond Christian 76-38
11/12 Game:
Acwsalcta (Most Sportsmanlike Team) deafeated Sparwood 66-36
Tournament Director
Jason McAllister
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Tournament Director's Report Friday March 6 |
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Friday, 06 March 2009 21:00 |
Game 13: GlenLyon Norfolk vs. Unity Christian
This game was a tight battle right up until halftime as the two tallest teams in the tournament went head to head. After a tight first half Unity was up 26 23. It was a different story in the second half as Unity Christian exploded with 47 second half points and defeated GlenLyon Norfolk 73-41. Mariah Bruinsma led the way for Unity as she scored a tournament high 34 points in the game. GlenLyon Norfolk was led by Rose Woodward and Rachel Courtice who had 13 points each. GlenLyon will now play Abby Christian on Saturday for 3rd place in the tournament. Unity Christian will play at 5:45 on Saturday against Immaculata Catholic School from Kelowna to see who are the provincial champions for Senior "A" Girls in 2008-2009.
Game 14: Abby Christian vs. Immaculata
This was a tight game throughout but Immaculata's full court press proved to be too much for Abby Christian to overcome. Although Abbotsford Christian led early (by as much as 9 in the first quarter) Immaculata battled back to a 36-32 lead at half and through aggressive defence and quick ball movement eventually defeated Abby Christian 75-60. Abbotsford Christian was led by Kylie VanEyk who scored 16 points and Carissa Kampmann who added 12 of her own. Immaculata played extremely well as a team with four players scoring in the teens. Abbotsford Christian will now play for third against GlenLyon Norfolk on Saturday and Immaculata will play Unity Christian from Chilliwack at 5:45 to determine provincial champions for 2008-2009.
Game 15: Mulgrave vs. Kamloops Christian
After going into half with a four point lead (35-31), Kamloops Christian came out the stronger team in the second half and only allowed 2 points against in the third quarter. The final score was Kamloops Christian 63-Mulgrave 44. Abby Grinberg continues to make her case for a position as a first team provincial All-Star as she lead Kamloops Christian with 24 points bringing her tournament average to 29.3 points per game. Breanne Reid and Danielle Edinger also had strong games with 13 and 11 points respectively. Mulgrave was lead by K. Cyr with 17 points and J. Hills with 15 points. Mulgrave will play Bulkley Valley Christian on Saturday for 7th in the province at 12:45 and Kamloops Christian will play Cedars Christian for fifth place in the province at 2:15.
Game 16: Cedars Christian vs. Bulkley Valley Christian
This was a close game through the first three quarters as we had scores of 19-19 at half and 33-28 for Cedars Christian after the third quarter. However, in the fourth quarter Cedars Christian came out firing and outscored Bulkley Valley Christian 20-6, making the final score 53-34. Cedars Christian had fairly balanced scoring throughout their lineup but were led by Kate Goertzen with 19 points. Bulkley Valley Christian was led by Megan Onderwater and Lee-Ann Jaarsma who had 12 points each. Bulkley Valley will now play Mulgrave for 7th in the province and Cedars Christian will play Kamloops Christian for fifth in the province at 2:15 on Saturday.
Tournament Director
Jason McAllister
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Thursday, 05 March 2009 16:10 |
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The images from the last game and the closing ceremonies have been up loaded to the galleries, please enjoy them. Some have asked how long the images will be up on the website. At the moment there is not a definite time line, but there is no reason they shouldn't be available for the next month at the very least. If you are interested in the images there are several ways you can receive the images... For $100 we will burn a DVD(s) of all the pictures from the games your team played in and from the opening and closing ceremonies. These images are 10Mb images taken on an Olympus e510 camera. The DVDs are great for a team to get as you can share them around and print the images you want. We can also print images for you and send them to you. 5x7 prints are $5 each or 3 for $10 8.5 x 11 prints are $15 We can also put together a collage poster of 8 images on 13 x 19 photographic paper for $40. A sample poster is below. It makes a great keepsake.  (The number of pictures in the poster is flexible to a certain degree and we will work with you to get something you will be happy with.) You can contact me through the Contact Us menu item on the left and we can begin the process. All fund generated through this go to support the SESS Yearbook. We appreciate your support and enjoyed providing this service for you. Ian Johnson Science and Yearbook teacher SESS, Keremeos, BC |
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Tournament Director's Report Thursday March 5 |
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Friday, 06 March 2009 17:10 |
The Senior Girls results for Mar. 5 were as follows:
Game 5: Sparwood vs. Richmond Christian
This was a tight game through the first half with Sparwood leading 20-19 at halftime. Richmond came out much stronger in the second half pulling away and emerging with a 61-40 win. Amanda Renkema led Richmond Christian with 22 points. Becky Ray had a strong game for Sparwood with 21 points. RIchmond Christian will now play the host SImilkameen Secondary on Saturday for 9th in the province.
Game 6: Similkameen vs. Acwsalcta
This was a tight game throughout. Similkameen led throughout most of the game but could never form a gap between themselves and Acwsalcta. Eventually SImilkameen emerged victorious with a 56-53 victory. Similkameen will play on Saturday against Richmond Christian in an attempt to finish the tournament with 2 wins and one loss. The winner of this game will finish 9th in the province. Candice Allison and Sabrina Auer led Similkameen in scoring with 18 and 17 points respectively. Pheobe Andy led Acwsalcta with 14 points.
Game 7: Cedar Christian and Abby Christian
A very strong Abby Christian led this game after briefly being outscored 2-0 be Cedar Christian in the first 30 seconds. However, Abby Christian took over from there and finished with a convincing 85-39 win. Cedar Christian shared their 39 points throughout their roster and will now play on Friday against Bulkley Valley Christian to get into the fifth place game on Saturday. Abbotsford Christian will now play against Immaculata from Kelowna in the semifinal. It is very likely that this could be the most exciting game of the tournament. Abby Christian had several strong players including Steph Ridder (17 points), Carrisa Kampman (15 points), and Becky Veeneman (14 points).
Game 8: Mulgrave vs. Glenlyon Norfolk
Glenlyon Norfolk looked strong as they defeated Mulgrave 56-35. Glenlyon will now play in the semifinal against Unity Christian on Friday. Glenlyon had strong games from Kiersten Shulan (19 points), Elizabeth Davis (12 points) and Rose Woodward (13 points). J. Hills led Mulgrave 10 points. MUlgrave will play against Kamloops Christian on Friday in an attempt to play in the 5th place game on Saturday.
Game 9: Kamloops Christian vs. Unity Christian
Unity Christian only led 35-31 after the half but came out firing and defeated Kamloops Christian (who put in a great effort) 65-58 (but led by as much as 15 with only a few minutes left). Unity Christian will now play Glenlyon Norfolk in the semifinals on Friday. Kamloops Christian will play Mulgrave on Friday in an attempt to qualify for the fifth place game. Abby grinberg led Kamloops Christian with 33 points while Mariah Bruinsma played through foul trouble and ended up with 22 points.
Game 10: Immaculata vs. Bulkley Valley Christian
A very strong Immaculata team led wire to wire and defeated Bulkley Valley 83-38. Immaculata spread the scoring throughout the lineup but were led by Laura Gini (19 points) and Jorgia Van de Sype (14 point). Bulkley Valley Christian was led by Megan Onderwater with 12 points. Immaculata will play Abby Christian on Friday in the semifinal. Bulkley Valley will play Cedar Christian in an attemt to get into the fifth place game on Saturday.
Tournament Director
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