57th Annual Vancouver
Island Senior Boys'
"AAA" Basketball Championships
@ Mt. Douglas Secondary in Victoria
Thursday March 1 - Saturday March 3, 2007
Presented to you online by
Vancouver Island "AAA" Rankings - see what the coaches thought throughout the season
Tuesday Feb. 27, 2007 @ Cowichan
6:30 p.m.
Challenge Game
Wellington (Nanaimo) North #5 63
Mt. Douglas (Victoria) South #4 54
Top 3 teams will advance to the BCs in Vancouver - March
13-17, 2007.
Tickets: Available at the door only. No
tournament passes. Thursday (4 games), Friday (4) and Saturday EVENING (2)
will be Adults $5 and Students $2 per session. Saturday morning (2) will
be Adults $3 and Students $1.
Tournament Draw
Top 5 Individual Performances
Team by Team Scoring
Thursday March 1, 2007 @ Mt. Douglas
3:00 p.m. Game 1 Vanier
(Courtenay) North #2 71
Claremont (Victoria) - South #3 50
4:45 p.m. Game 2 Dover
Bay (Nanaimo) North #1 70
Wellington (Nanaimo) North #5
(Tuesday's Challenge Game Winner) 51
6:30 p.m. Game 3
Cowichan (Duncan) North #3 66 Belmont
(Victoria) South #2 44
8:15 p.m. Game 4 Oak Bay
(Victoria) South #1 73 Highland (Comox) North #4
53
Friday March 2, 2007 @ Mt. Douglas
3:00 p.m.
Game 5
Wellington (Nanaimo) North #5
(Finalist Game 2)
80 Belmont
(Victoria) South #2 (Finalist Game 3) 74 -
Belmont (Victoria) eliminated
4:45 p.m. Game 6
Highland (Comox) North #4 (Finalist Game 4) 52
Claremont (Victoria) - South #3 (Finalist Game 1) 42 -
Claremont (Victoria) eliminated
6:30 p.m. Game 7 Vanier
(Courtenay) North #2 (Winner Game 1) 60
Oak Bay
(Victoria) South #1 (Winner Game 4) 59
Vanier advances to the BCs
8:15 p.m. Game 8 Dover
Bay (Nanaimo) North #1 (Winner Game 2) 63
Cowichan (Duncan) North #3 (Winner Game 3) 32
Dover Bay advances to the BCs
Saturday March 3, 2007
@ Mt. Douglas
Morning
9:30 a.m. Game 9
Oak Bay
(Victoria) South #1 (Finalist Game 7) 88 Wellington (Nanaimo) North #5
(Winner Game 5) 81 - Wellington
(Nanaimo) eliminated
11:30 a.m. Game 10
Highland (Comox) North #4
(Winner Game 6) 52
Cowichan (Duncan) North #3 (Finalist Game 8) 45 -
Cowichan (Duncan) eliminated
Evening
6:00 p.m. Game 11
Oak Bay
(Victoria) South #1 (Winner Game 9) 77
Highland (Comox) North #4 (Winner Game 10) 48 -
Oak Bay (Victoria) is
3rd -
Highland (Comox) eliminated
Game 11 winner advances to the BCs
Can the year of upsets continue?!?
On the Island both the South 1 (Oak Bay) and South 2 (Belmont) seeds
have lost - Belmont done - Oak Bay is playing for 3rd.
Provincially - in a span of 48 hours all five of the top teams LOST
games in their playoffs. Handsworth, currently #1 and #1 for most of the
season, HAD THEIR SEASON END abruptly when West Vancouver beat them - twice in
24 hours!! #2 Kitsilano lost to #7 Vancouver College, #3 St. Thomas More
lost to #8 RC Palmer, #4 Oak Bay fell to Vanier and #5 White Rock lost to #13
North Delta.
Can Vanier make it a 6-pack? Dover Bay is currently #6 in BC...
we all know what happens when you're left standing when the music ends.
8:00 p.m. Game 12
Dover
Bay (Nanaimo) North #1 (Winner Game 8) 49
Vanier
(Courtenay) North #2 (Winner Game 7) 47 -
Dover Bay (Nanaimo) is 1st &
Vanier (Courtenay) is 2nd
Both teams in the Final have already qualified for the BCs
Final Standings:
1. Dover Bay (Nanaimo) (Winner Game 12)
2.
Vanier (Courtenay) (Finalist Game 12)
3.
Oak Bay (Victoria) (Winner Game
11)
Top three advance to the BCs
in Vancouver - March 13-17, 2007.
4.
Highland (Comox)
(Finalist Game 11)
5.
Cowichan (Duncan) (Finalist Game 10)
Wellington (Nanaimo)
(Finalist Game 9)
7.
Claremont (Victoria) (Finalist Game 6)
Belmont (Victoria)
(Finalist Game 5)
Coaches' Shield:
Mark Simpson - Dover Bay (Winning Coach)
Most Sportsmanlike Team:
Highland (Comox)
Best Defensive Player:
Marc Howatson - Oak Bay
MVP:
Pat McCarthy - Dover Bay
First Team All-stars:
Greg Gillies - Dover Bay
Nick Adair - Vanier
Ryan MacKinnon - Highland
Eliot Rushton - Oak Bay
Jay Valeri - Vanier
Second Team All-Stars:
Simon Nessman -Vanier
Sean Corcoran - Dover Bay
Andrew Smith - Wellington
Ben Kneen - Cowichan
Manny Pasquale - Oak Bay
Webmasters: Lyle Dhur (Sportvictoria) and Rohit Bhatia (Mt. Douglas)