Campbell River Waves’ Nicholas Benner, right, battles for the ball during a Special Olympics basketball game Saturday versus Victoria at the Community Centre. The game was part of a five-team tournament which was a qualifier for next year’s provincial games. The Campbell River Waves 1 was the winning team and will go on to represent the region.

Campbell River Waves’ Nicholas Benner, right, battles for the ball during a Special Olympics basketball game Saturday versus Victoria at the Community Centre. The game was part of a five-team tournament which was a qualifier for next year’s provincial games. The Campbell River Waves 1 was the winning team and will go on to represent the region.

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Campbell River's Special Olympics team hosted a regional qualifier basketball tournament last weekend

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Campbell River Waves’ Nicholas Benner, right, battles for the ball during a Special Olympics basketball game Saturday versus Victoria at the Community Centre. The game was part of a five-team tournament which was a qualifier for next year’s provincial games. The Campbell River Waves 1 was the winning team and will go on to represent the region.

Campbell River Waves’ Nicholas Benner, right, battles for the ball during a Special Olympics basketball game Saturday versus Victoria at the Community Centre. The game was part of a five-team tournament which was a qualifier for next year’s provincial games. The Campbell River Waves 1 was the winning team and will go on to represent the region.

Campbell River Waves’ Nicholas Benner, right, battles for the ball during a Special Olympics basketball game Saturday versus Victoria at the Community Centre. The game was part of a five-team tournament which was a qualifier for next year’s provincial games. The Campbell River Waves 1 was the winning team and will go on to represent the region.

Campbell River Waves’ Nicholas Benner, right, battles for the ball during a Special Olympics basketball game Saturday versus Victoria at the Community Centre. The game was part of a five-team tournament which was a qualifier for next year’s provincial games. The Campbell River Waves 1 was the winning team and will go on to represent the region.

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