2004 WESMEN CLASSIC RESULTS – scroll down to each day’s results

Winnipeg Free Press Community Classic Schedule - Dec 6-9 & 27

	Centre Court	West Court
Mon Dec 6
4:00	12 BOYS – Whyteridge 53 Maples 47 Branden Stevens 20 Pharampal Brar 14	12 BOYS - East St. Paul 82 Gateway 26 Dustin Herda & Ty Loewen 20 Vince Nicolson & Trevor Gallivan 8
5:00	12 BOYS – Garden City 39 River Hts 33 Sean Allarie 16 Greg Gozlick 8	12 BOYS – Kirkfield West 44. Riverview 13 Alex Hebert 14 Mark Zielonko 6
6:15	13 BOYS – Lindenwoods 82 Greendell 16 Pritpal Gandha 22 Matthew Hagen 8	13 BOYS – Riverview 87 Oak Bluff 23 Quinn Davidson 24 Paul Wonneck 11
7:15	13 BOYS – Waverley Hts 84 Roblin Park #1 33 Jordan Mikolash 8 Andrew Amenyogbe 18	13-14 GIRLS – Earl Grey (P) 55 / Dakota #2 4 Melisa Scott 15 Mel Dufresne & Desiree Riel 2
8:30	13 BOYS – Norberry 66 Roblin Pk #2 43 Matt Rikkelman & Jordan Benwick 11 Jamie Turner/ Joe Johnson & Alex Hare 8	13-14 GIRLS – Dakota (P) 39 / Dakota #1 9 Erin De Pape 15 Madison Brad bury 4
Tues Dec 7
4:00	11-12 GIRLS – Kirkfield #1 19 Richmond 14 Breanne Klump 4 Arshdeep Sandu & Bronwyn Watts 4	13 BOYS- Semi – Waverly Hts 33 Lindenwoods 29 Neil Noonan 8 Quinn Rusnak 8
5:00	11-12 GIRLS – Gateway #2 26 Waverley 23 Amanda Brnjas/Carissa MacDonald &Jenna Nowicki 6 Brittany Rosenfelt 9	11-12 GIRLS – Roblin #1 52 Kirkfield #2 8 Marina DiCurzio 11 Claire Vanaert 4
6:15	13 BOYS – Semi Riverview 52 Norberry 37 Alex Pishka 14 Alex Chojno 11	13 BOYS – C.Semi Greendell 44 Roblin Park 41 Alex Wintink 12 Stefan Zaporzan 14
7:15	13-14 GIRLS – Valley Gardens 38 Garden City 31 Amanda Samborski 11 Alison Dimanno 10	11-12 GIRLS – Gateway #1 34 Whyteridge 21 Kelsey Watchman 10 Melissa Williams 8
8:30	13-14 GIRLS – Roblin Pk 29 Earl Grey 27 Melanie Carlow 14 Tia Ruddock 11	13 BOYS – C. Semi Roblin Park 56 Oak Bluff 46 Joe Johnson 21 Paul Wonneck 20
Wed Dec 8
4:00	13-14 GIRLS – S. Final Earl Grey (P) 45 Dakota (P) 27 Indever Maham 12 Ashton Augert 6	13-14 GIRLS- C. Semi Garden City 46 Earl Grey (C)45 Christine Isia 13 Tia Ruddock 16
5:00	12 BOYS – S. Final Kirkfield Westwood 26 East St. Paul 21 Alex Haiart 8 Nick Kikundel 7	12 BOYS –S. Final Garden City #1 44 Whyteridge 18 Sean Allarie 25 Mitch Neustaedter 8
6:15	13-14 GIRLS – C. Semi Dakota #1 27 Dakota #2 7 Maia Scholfield 5 Janelle Fraser/ Camille Dallaire 2	11-12/GIRLS S. Final KirkfieldWestwood #1 32 Gateway #2 10 Breanne Klump 15 Jenna Nowicki 4
7:15	12 BOYS – C. Semi Riverview 84 Gateway 29 Mark Zielonko 25 Jeff Stafeckis 8	12 BOYS – C. Semi Maples 32 River Hts 28 Jared Paris 10 Joey Nitychoruk 9
8:30	13-14 GIRLS –S. Final Roblin Park 28 Valley Gardens 25 Stefani Ferris 8 Kelsey Koop 9	11-12 GIRLS S. Final Roblin Park#1 -32 Gateway#1- 7 Kelsey Harrison/Marina DiCurzio 8 Morgan Torch 3
Thur Dec 9
4:00	11-12GIRLS- CSemi Whyteridge 36 Kirkfield/West 13 Sydney Kuzly 16 Sasha Michalchuk 6	11-12 GIRLS – CSemi Richmond 26 Waverley Hts 3 Victoria McKory 8 Jaice Murry 3
5:00	13 BOYS –C Final- Roblin Park #2 53 Greendell 30 Alex Wintink 10 Graeme Farow 12	12 BOYS – C Final- Maples 44 Riverview 38 Jacob K. McMahon 17 Tyler Vieira 11
6:15	11-12 GIRLS – 3^rd Place Gateway #1 23 Gateway #2 9 Delaine Perrelli/Morgan Torch 6 Amanda Bentas/Rebecca Hrywic 4	13-14 GIRLS – C Final Garden City 35 Dakota #1 22 Celine Chelsey 8 Kelsy Rawsthorne 8
7:15	13 BOYS – 3^rd Place Lindenwoods 41 Norberry 35 Sayoan Ratna 10 Matt Rikkelman 8	12 BOYS 3^rd Place East St. Paul 44 Whyteridge 42 ot A.J. Beaudry 12 Branden Stevens 14
8:30	13-14 GIRLS – 3^rd Place Dakota(p) 21 Valley Gardens 12 Erin De Pape/Ayse Kalkan 6 Ashton Freund 4	11-12 GIRLS – C Final Richmond 29 Whyteridge 11 Bronwyn Watts 7 Melissa Williams 6
Finals of all Divisions are on Mon Dec 27 – see results below

Converse Junior Varsity Classic Schedule – Dec 10-11, 29

Fri Dec 10	Centre Court	West Court
3:00	Sisler 62 Maples 56 Kevin Tipan 17 Chris Bennett 11	River East 62 St. John’s 29 Eric Barkman 14 Vince Guimond 8
4:30	Vincent Massey 56 Tec Voc 43 Ryan Willerton 20 Reynard/Chris 13	Kelvin 51 M.B.C.I. 49 M.Badiou 19 L.Warne 13
6:00	Fort Richmond 62Windsor Park 56 Justin Friesen 18 Kevin Oliver 17	St.Paul’s 41 Kildonan East 25 Yari Kozel 10 Marvin Cordonu 14
7:30	J.H. Bruns 69 Dauphin 29 Adam Erikson 15 Sasha Marchyshyn 10	Churchill 40 Dakota 24 Rex Salvador/JG Jamal 12 Vehid Balic 10
Sat Dec 11
9:00	Black Div Consol M.B.C.I 49 St.John’s 42 Levi Warne 18 Enes Omerbasic 11	Red Div Consol Tec Voc 60 Maples 57 Raynard Mercado 17 Tyrell Thomas 19
10:30	Black Div Consol Dakota 45 Kildonan East 34 Vehid Balic - 9 Marvin Cordona 12	Red Div Consol Silver Heights 69 Dauphin 34 Matt Pierce/Dexter Hughes 15 Sasha Marchyshyn 10
12:00	Black Div Semi River East 56 Kelvin 53 Tyler Keating 18 Tom Hall 16	Red Div Semi Sisler 65 Vincent Massey 42 Andrew Guinto 18 Ryan Willerton 16
1:30	Black Div Semi St.Pauls 54 Churchill 49 Steve Bernjau 25 Rex Salvador 21	Red Div Semi Fort Richmond 58 JH Bruns 52 Jimmy Legere 17 Adam Erickson 16
3:00	Red Div C. Final Silver Hts 71 Tec Voc 58 Kevin Oliver 26 Raynard Mercado 18	Black Division Consol Final M.B.C.I 42 Dakota 32 Levi Warne 14 Vehid Balic 13
4:30	Red Division 7^th Place Maples 71 Dauphin 42 Mike Sebastian 16 Sasha Marchyshyn 13	Black Division 7^th Place St.Johns 64 Kildonan East 49 Brennan Brazeal 24 Marvin Cordona 14
6:00	Red Div 3^rd Pl Vincent Massey 45 J.H. Bruns 44 Ryan Willerton 10 Kyle Vince/ Adam Erickson 13	Black Division 3^rd Place Churchill 73 Kelvin 49 I.Girard 17 J.G. Jamal 26
7:30	Red Division Final Sisler 59 Ft.Richmond 57 Kevin Tipan 24 Justin Friesen 14	Black Division Final River East 40 St.Pauls 27 Tyler Keating 13 Rick Duha 11

Black Division Winner will meet the Red Division Winner Dec 28 10:30 am see results below

High School Girls Classic Schedule – Dec 13-14

Mon. Dec. 13	Centre Court
6:00	Glenlawn 70 Oak Park 31 Georgia Harvey 14 Amy Ogidan 7
7:30	River East 51 Vincent Massey 45 Erin Visch-Krahn 13 Christine Sharrow 17
Tue. Dec. 14
6:00	3^rd Place Game Vincent Massey 60 Oak Park 47 Sarah Penner 14 Lauren Gavrailoff 14 The Vincent Massey Trojans started slowly but came thru with a 60-47 victory over the Oak Park Raiders Tuesday evening to capture third place in the Radisson High School Girl’s Wesmen Classic. The Trojans led 27-15 at halftime, which was sparked by a 12-0 run midway thru the first half. In the second half Oak Park played better scoring 32 points but the Trojans capitalized on several Raider turnovers to seal the victory. Sarah Penner led the Trojans with 14 points while Lauren Gavrailoff had 14 points for the Raiders.
7:30	Final Glenlawn 67 River East 35 Georgia Harvey 19 Jackie Lester 14 The Lions roared in this game. The Glenlawn Lions defeated the River East Kodiaks 67-35 in the championship game of the Radisson High School Girl’s Wesmen Classic on Tuesday night. The Lions started strong as they built a 13-1 lead before the game was five minutes old. The score at halftime was 32-18 in Glenlawn favor. In the second half the Lions continued their strong play as they outplayed the Kodiaks in every aspect to cruise to the championship. Georgia Harvey led the Lions with 19 points while Jackie Lester had 14 points for the Kodiaks. Tournament All-Stars - Amy Ogidan - Oak Park, Christine Sharrow - Vincent Massey, Jackie Lester - River East Erin Visch - Krahn - River East, Caity Gooch - Glenlawn Tournament M.V.P. - Georgia Harvey - Glenlawn

International Classic – Dec 17-19

36 teams in 7 divisions – teams from Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Minnesota

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MTS Mobility University and High School Classic Times

	Centre Court	West Court
Mon Dec 27
10:30	Free Press Community Classic 13-14 Girls Championship Roblin Park 39 Earl Grey 35 Gillian Sidon 15 Amy Kusmack/Jamie Court 6 Tournament MVP’S Inderveer Mahal- Earl Grey Melanie Carlow – Roblin Park	Free Press Community Classic 12 Boys Championship Garden City #1 41 Kirkfield/West 32 Allan Merluza 14 Cameron Baydock 10 Tournament MVP’S Sean Allarie – Garden City #1 Garrick Hutsal – Kirkfield Westwood
11:45	Free Press Community Classic 13 Boys Championship Riverview 42 Waverley Hts 34 Graeme Leaver 11 Neil Noonan 12 Tournament MVP’S Neil Noonan- Waverley Heights Graeme Lever - Riverview	Free Press Community Classic 11-12 Girls Championship Roblin Park 26 Kirkfield W. 24 Kaleigh Sidon/ Kelsey Harrison 6 Taylor Orpin 6 Tournament MVP’S Breanne Klump- Kirkfield Westwood Marina DiCurzio – Roblin Park
2:00	High School Boys – Main Event Glenlawn 90 M.B.C.I. 64 Cam Hornby (Glenlawn) 28 Dillon Tielman 30 (M.B.C.I) (Player of the Game) The Glenlawn Lions defeated the M.B.C.I Hawks 90-64 to advance to the semi-finals of the high school boys division of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Lions were never threatened in this game as they led 58-21 at half time. Guard Cam Hornby led the Lions with 28 points while Dillon Tielman led the Hawks with 30 points. The Lions will face the winner of the Oak Park- J.H. Bruns contest in one semi final tomorrow afternoon.
3:45	High School Boys – Main Event Oak Park 68 J.H. Bruns 48 James Horaska/Dallas Bosko (Oak Park) 14 Cyril Indome (J.H. Bruns) 28 (Player of the Game) The Oak Park Raiders jumped out to a 32-20 half-time lead against the J.H. Bruns Broncos and never looked back as they went on to defeat the Broncos 68-48. The Raiders were led in this game by the duo of James Horaska and Dallas Bosko who each scored 14 points. Cyril Indome led the Broncos with 28 points and was named player of the game. The Raiders will now face the Glenlawn Lions in one semi-final tomorrow at 4:00 p.m.
5:30	High School Boys – Main Event Fort Richmond 76 Sisler 71 Grant Rayner (Fort Richmond) 24 (Player of the Game) Eric Garcia (Sisler) 19 The Fort Richmond Centurions used a strong second half to defeat the Sisler Spartans 76-71 to advance to the semi-finals of the high school boys division of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Spartans were up 36-34 at half-time but the Centurions outplayed the Spartans in the second half to squeeze out the victory. Grant Rayner, who was the Player of the Game led the Centurions with 24 points while Eric Garcia led the Spartans with 19 points. The Centurions will face the winner of the Garden City-Jeanne Sauve contest in the other semi final tomorrow evening.
7:15	High School Boys – Main Event Jeanne-Sauve 80 Garden City 73 Chris Cobb/Nick Lother 22 Brad Naron 27 The College Jeanne-Sauve outscored the Garden City Fighting Gophers 80-73 to advance to the semi-finals of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic in the high school division. The Olympiens had a strong second half scoring 44 points to get the victory. The Fighting Gophers led at half time 40-36. Nick Lother and Chris Cobb paced the Olympiens scoring 22 points each in the victory. Brad Naron led the Fighting Gophers with 27 points. The Olympiens will face Fort Richmond Wednesday evening at 4:00 p.m.
Tues Dec 28
9:00	High School Boys – Main Event M.B.C.I 80 J.H. Bruns 78 Dillon Tielman 18 Cyril Indome 41 The M.B.C.I. Hawks squeezed past the J.H. Bruns Broncos 80-78 in a close and entertaining game in the high school consolation game at the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The two teams were tied at halftime 32-32 in which both teams matched each other shot for shot. Dillon Tielman led the Hawks with 18 points while Cyril Indome poured in 41 points for the Broncos.
10:30	Junior Varsity Boys - Championship Sisler 57 River East 46 Kevin Tipan 21 Thomas Swintar 16 Converse Junior Varsity tournament all stars: Kevin Hayes – St.Pauls Justin Friesen – Fort Richmond Andrew Guinto – Sisler Eric Barkman – River East Thomas Swintak – River East Most Valuable Player: Kevin Tipan - Sisler
12:00	University – Main Event Saskatchewan 89 Montreal 77 Andrew Spagrud 25 Marc Olivier-Beauchamp 17 The University of Saskatchewan Huskies showed why they are one of the top teams in the country. The Huskies played a solid game on both ends of the court as they defeated the Universite du Quebec a Montreal Citadins 89-77 in the first game of the university section of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Huskies led at halftime 39-35 with Canada West scoring leader Andrew Spagrud scoring 13 points in the half. In the second half the Huskies scored 50 points to take control of the game and earn the victory. Spagrud finished the game with 25 points while Marc-Olivier Beauchamp led the Citadins with 17 points. The Huskies will face the winner of the Alberta-Guelph game in one semi final tomorrow evening.
2:00	University – Main Event Alberta 80 Guelph 73 Phil Sudol 18 Jeff Rosar 31 Strong defense and timely baskets helped the Alberta Golden Bears defeat the Guelph Gryphons 80-73 in the university section of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Golden Bears raced out to a 32-20 halftime lead. In the second half Alberta continued their strong play for most of the half but saw the Gryphons pull to within five points in the last two minutes but the Golden Bears showed their grit and hung on for the win. Phil Sudol led the Golden Bears with 18 points while Jeff Rosar had 31 for the Gryphons. The Golden Bears will face the Saskatchewan Huskies in one semi final tomorrow evening at 8:00 p.m.
4:00	High School Boys – Semi-Final Glenlawn 76 Oak Park 70 Cam Hornby 22 James Horaska 19 The defending provincial champions, Glenlawn Lions advanced to the Finals of the high school draw of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic with a 76-70 victory over the Oak Park Raiders. Cam Hornby led the Lions with 22 points while James Horaska contributed with 19 points for the Raiders. The Lions will face the winner of the Fort Richmond- Jeanne Sauve match in the high school final on Thursday at 6:00 p.m.
6:00	University – Main Event WESMEN 86 Lakehead 77 Erfan Nasajpour 35 Kiraan Posey 26 The Winnipeg Wesmen used home court advantage to defeat the Lakehead Thunderwolves 86-77 in their opening game of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. An excited crowd of 1700 spectators saw a tightly contested battle in the first half one that saw the Wesmen take a 39-38 lead at half-time. In the second half the Wesmen shot 54% including 6-11 from the three- point mark to seal the victory. Guard Erfan Nasajpour led the Wesmen with 35 points and Dan Shynkaryk poured in 24 points. The Thunderwolves were led by Kiraan Posey who had 26 points in the loss. The home town Wesmen will face the winner of the Manitoba-Cariboo match in the semi finals tomorrow evening at 6:00 p.m.
8:00	University – Main Event Cariboo 94 Manitoba 78 Brent Traxel 24 Tarik Tokar 24 The University College of the Cariboo got a taste of Canada West basketball and they seem to like it. The Sun Demons defeated the Manitoba Bisons 94-78 to advance to the semi finals of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Sun Demons got off to a quick start scoring 54 first half points while shooting 50% from the field. The score at half-time was 54-28 for the Sun Demons. In the second half the Bisons closed the gap but Cariboo continued their hot shooting by connecting on 57% of their shots to help them cruise to the victory. Brent Traxel led the Sun Demons with 24 points while Tarik Tokar led the Bisons with 24 points also. The Sun Demons will now face the Winnipeg Wesmen in one semi final tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m.
Wed Dec 29
10:00	High School Boys – Consolation Sisler 88 Garden City 59 Jonar Huertas 19 Rhotley Lozaga 21 The Sisler Spartans defeated the Garden City Fighting Gophers 88-59 in one high school consolation semi final at the M.T.S. Mobilty Wesmen Classic. The Spartans were never threatened in this match as they led 45-25 at half-time. Guard Jonar Huertas led the Spartans with 19 points while Rhotley Lozaga led the Fighting Gophers with a game high 21 points. Sisler will now face M.B.C.I in the high school consolation final tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m.
12:00	University Consolation Montreal 79 Guelph 64 Joseph Atangana 13 Nick Pankerichan 19 A strong second half propelled the Universite du Quebec a Montreal Citadins to an impressive 79-64 victory over the Guelph Gryphons. The Citadins scored 41 points while shooting 50% from the field in the second half to earn the victory. The game was tight at halftime as the Citadins led 38-35. Joseph Antangana led the Citadins with 13 points while Nick Pankerichan led the Gryphons with 19 points. The Citadins will face the winner of the Manitoba-Lakehead match in the consolation final tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.
2:00	University Consolation Lakehead 67 Manitoba 61 Kiraan Posey 18 Christopher Dyck 25 The Lakehead Thunderwolves used a 37 point second half to come from behind and defeat the Manitoba Bisons 67-61. The Thunderwolves were down 38-30 at halftime. The game saw several lead changes but the Thunderwolves were able to hold off the Bisons for the victory. Kiraan Posey led the Thunderwolves with 18 points while guard Christopher Dyck led the Bisons with 25 points. The Thunderwolves will face Montreal in the consolation final tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.
4:00	High School Boys – Semi – Final Jeanne-Sauve 82 Fort Richmond 68 Nick Lother 35 Peter Lomuro/ Grant Rayner 17 The College Jeanne-Sauve Olympiens advanced the finals of the high school draw of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Olympiens defeated the Fort Richmond Centurions 82-68. The Olympiens were down by three at the half by a score of 41-38. In the second half the Olympiens outscored the Centurions 44-27 to cruise to the victory. Nick Lother scored 35 points for the Olympiens while Peter Lomuro and Grant Rayner scored 17 each for the Centurions. Jeanne-Sauve will face the Glenlawn Lions in the high school final tomorrow evening at 6:00 p.m.
6:00	University Semi – Final WESMEN 78 Cariboo 75 Erfan Nasajpour 21 Brad Van Dolah 22 The Winnipeg Wesmen are heading to the finals. The Wesmen earned a berth in the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic Championship with a 78-75 victory over the Cariboo Sun Demons. The Wesmen trailed by as much as 11 points with just over five minutes left, but the Wesmen scored 11 straight points to take the lead. The Sun Demons battled back to within one point but fifth year player Tony Richter made a clutch shot with six seconds left to give the Wesmen the victory. Guard Erfan Nasajpour led the Wesmen with 21 points and Brad Van Dolah scored 22 points for the Sun Demons. The Wesmen will now face the winner of the Alberta-Saskatchewan game in the championship game tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m.
8:00	University Semi – Final Saskatchewan 90 Alberta 77 Kyle Grant 28 Phil Sudol 18 The Saskatchewan Huskies will join the Winnipeg Wesmen in the finals of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Huskies earned the berth with a 90-77 victory over the Alberta Golden Bears. The Huskies despite shooting 64% from the field in the first half trailed 46-40 at half time. In the second half the Huskies continued their hot shooting by pouring in 50 points to lead them to victory. Kyle Grant led the Huskies with 28 points while Phil Sudol scored 18 points for the Golden Bears. The university championship final will take place tomorrow evening at 8:00 featuring the Winnipeg Wesmen and the Saskatchewan Huskies.
Thu Dec 30
8:30	High School Boys – Consolation Final Sisler 95 M.B.C.I 59 Kurtis Sansregret 28 Stefan Bouw 25 The Sisler Spartans defeated the M.B.C.I Hawks 95-59 in the high school consolation final at the M.T.S. Wesmen Classic. The Spartans had complete control in the first half as they built a 45-33 halftime lead. Kurtis Sansregret scored 28 points for the Spartans while player of the game, Stefan Bouw poured in 25 points for the Hawks.
10:00	High School Boys - 3^rd Place Fort Richmond 81 Oak Park 65 Grant Rayner 22 Mike Smalley 22 The Centurions defeated the Oak Park Raiders 81-65 in the high school third place game at the M.T.S, Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Centurions ran away with the game in the second half after the score was tied at halftime at 41-41. Grant Rayner led the Centurions with 22 points while Mike Smalley contributed with 22 points for the Raiders.
12:00	University 7^th Place Guelph 81 Manitoba 75 Jeff Rosar 26 Christopher Dyck 19 The Guelph Gryphons relied on three pointers to defeat the Manitoba Bisons 81-75 in the university 7^th place game at the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. Guelph connected on 14 of 32 three point attempts to help them in the victory. The game was a close affair all along with both teams even at 41 at halftime. Eric Malcolm of the Gryphons connected for seven three pointers and was chosen the player of the game. Jeff Rosar led the Gryphons with 26 points while Christopher Dyck led the Bisons with 19 points. The Gryphons finish the Classic in seventh place and the Bisons finish in eighth position.
2:00	University Consol Final Montreal 76 Lakehead 74 Francois J. Yelle 23 Kiraan Posey 17 The University of Montreal came back in the second half to defeat the Lakehead Thunderwolves 76-74 in the university consolation final at the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. Lakehead had a great first half in which they shot 54% from the field and held a 41-35 lead at halftime. In the second half the Thunderwolves could only connect on 29% from the field and that allowed the Citadins to come back for the win. Francois J. Yelle led the Citadins with 23 points while Kiraan Posey had 17 points for Lakehead.
4:00	University 3^rd Place Alberta 106 Cariboo 84 Tyler Coston 32 Brad van Dolah/ Brent Traxel 15 The Alberta Golden Bears shot the lights out. The Golden Bears defeated Cariboo 106-84 in the university third place game at the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Golden Bears connected on 60% of their shots from the field to bury the Sun Demons. Alberta had a 48-39 lead at halftime. Tyler Coston led the Golden Bears with a game high 32 points. Brad Van Dolah and Brent Traxel each had 15 points for the Sun Demons. The victory gives the Golden Bears third place in the classic.
6:00	High School Boys - Championship Jeanne Sauve 73 Glenlawn 71 Dan Lother 24 Cam Hornby 27 The College Jeanne-Sauve Olympiens defeated the defending provincial champions, Glenlawn Lions 73-71 in the high school final of the M.T. S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The game was entertaining that saw several lead changes for both teams. The Lions held a slim 34-33 lead at halftime. In the second half Dan Lother of the Olympiens sank three-three pointers to lead the Olympiens to the victory. Tournament all-stars Dan Lother led the Olympiens with 24 points and Cam Hornby led the Lions with a game-high 27 points. High School Tournament All-Stars Cyril Indome- J.H. Bruns Brady Pullman – Fort Richmond Dan Lother – Jeanne Sauve Mark Martin – Glenlawn Cam Hornby – Glenlawn M.V.P. Nick Lother – Jeanne Sauve
8:00	University Championship Winnipeg 83 Saskatchewan 78 Dan Synkaryk 24 Andrew Spagrud 19 The Winnipeg Wesmen ended a ten year draught by winning the university final of the M.T.S. Mobility Wesmen Classic. The Wesmen defeated the Saskatchewan Huskies 83-78 in front of 1500 excited spectators to clinch the championship. Ryan Roper hit a three pointer with 27 seconds to break a 78-78 tie and Oliver Leslie sank two free throws to clinch the game. The first half was a close affair with the Huskies up 42-40 at halftime. Dan Shynkaryk led the Wesmen with 24 points while guard Erfan Nasajpour had a triple double scoring 21 points, grabbing 12 rebounds and assisting on 15. Andrew Spagrud led the Huskies with 19 points. University Tournament All- Stars Phil Sudol – Alberta Sean Garvey – Cariboo Dan Shynkaryk – Winnipeg Tony Richter – Winnipeg Andrew Spagrud – Saskatchewan M.V.P. Erfan Nasajpour - Winnipeg