SHSAA 2018 Basketball Championships
March 25, 2018 by admin
Filed under Provincial and Territorial News
SHSAA 2018 HOOPLA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS |
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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL |
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GOLD |
SILVER |
BRONZE |
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| 1A Girls’ | Three Lake School | Kenaston School | St Brieux School |
| 2A Girls’ | Wynyard Composite | Lord Asquith School | Regina Harvest City |
| 3A Girls’ | Regina Christian | Caronport High School | Lumsden High School |
| 4A Girls’ | Melfort Comprehensive HIgh School | Estevan Comprehensive | MJ Peacock Collegiate |
| 5A Girls’ | Regina Dr Martin LeBoldus CHS | Saskatchewan Aden Bowman | PA Carlton Comprehensive |
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BOYS BASKETBALL |
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GOLD |
SILVER |
BRONZE |
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| 1A Boys’ | Three Lake School | Lake Lenore | Rocanville School |
| 2A Boys’ | St Brieux School | Caronport High School | Saskatchewan Christian |
| 3A Boys’ | Regina Christian | Birch Hills School | Norquay School |
| 4A Boys’ | Weyburn Comprehensive | MJ Central Collegiate | MJ Peacock Collegiate |
| 5A Boys’ | Saskatoon St Joseph High School | Saskatoon Marion Graham Collegiate | Saskatoon Holy Cross High School |
Girls A Champion: Three Lake School
Boys A Champion: Three Lake School
Girls AA Champion: Wynyard HS
Boys AA Champion: St Brieux School
Girls AAA Champion: Regina Christian
Boys AAA Champion: Regina Christian
Girls AAAA Champion: Melfort Comprehensive High School
Boys AAAA Champion: Weyburn Comprehensive
Girls AAAAA Champion: Regina Dr Martin LeBoldus
Boys AAAAA Champion:
Comp Eagles sr. boys win provincial title
On Friday afternoon, the senior boys met up with Moose Jaw Vanier and the Eagles edged them out by a score of 85-80, which moved them into the championship final on Saturday against Moose Jaw Central.
“We split the series with Vanier this year, so we knew it was going to be a tough game. We came out with a very strong first half and they responded with an exceptional second half. We were able to execute both offensively and defensively late in the fourth quarter to secure a berth into the championship game,” said coach Lars Guenther.
In the championship game, Weyburn came out on top by a score of 98-76.
“We lost both games against Central this year and they have played like the number one 4A seed all year. We knew we would have to play well in all areas of the game and sustain it from start to finish. We were able to do that,” said Guenther.
“The lads definitely saved their best game for the one that counted the most. I am very proud of them.”
