Check out the link here, for all of the action scheduled for Day 3 of the All Native Tournament.
Women’s Division:
Prince Rupert VS. Similkameen
Prince Rupert win: 51-36
Top Scorers:
Prince Rupert: Kristy Innes (13), Caroline Parnell (10), Carly-Lynn Cochrane (7)
Similkameen: Jasmine Mont. Reid (14), Jade Montgomery-Waa (12), Kirsten Lindley (4)
The Prince Rupert Rain jumped out to a commanding lead early on the first half. Similkameen slowly chipped away in big part due to their play down low by forwards Jasmine Mont. Reid and Jade Mont. Waa, the two players were catalysts for the team. Strong consistent ball handling and shooting from guard Kristy Innes led the way for the Rain who had the comfort of having a first-round bye. The Rain now have a day off and will face the winner of Kincolith and Vancouver, this Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the arena.
New Aiyansh VS. Greenville
Greenville win: 57-52
Top Scorers:
New Aiyansh: Constance Johnson (14), Kayla Vickers (13), Grace Clayton (11)
Greenville: Robyn Moore (14), Jewel Leeson, (9), Alicia Adams (8)
Bella Bella VS. Metlakatla, B.C.
Metlakatla win: 51-44
Top Scorers:
Bella Bella: Tracy Robinson (22), Sarah Humchitt (8), Elyssa Glad-Housty (8)
Metlakatla B.C: Denise Wilson (28), Leanne Hughes (10), Stephanie McLean (7)
Bella Coola VS. Massett
Bella Coola win: 79-74
Top Scorers:
Bella Coola: Charity Edgar (20), Phoebe Andy (19), Lagi Vaa (18)
Massett: Camryn Parnell (34), Jamie Holt (15), Zoey Collinson (12)
Greenville VS. Kitamaat
Kitamaat win: 60-37
Top Scorers:
Kitamaat: Adelia Paul (16), Miranda Ross (16), Marlayna Amos (10)
Greenville: Jewel Leeson (9), Marissa Innes (6), Lena Doolan (5)
Kincolith VS. Vancouver
Vancouver win: 52-40
Top Scorers:
Kincolith: Micita Barton (17), Kristi Watts (16), Dawn Doolan (2)
Vancouver: Shenise Sigsworth (23), Laura Lewis (9), Shaniece Angus (8)
Masters Division:
Bella Bella VS. Kitamaat
Bella Bella win: 63-43
Top Scorers:
Bella Bella: Ryan Humchitt (19), Mitch Martin (16), Charles Gladstone (9)
Kitamaat: Mike Ridsdale (11), Brent Grant (9), James Harry (9)
Prince Rupert VS. Greenville
Prince Rupert had to scratch and claw for their victory against Greenville. Although they wound up winning by close to twenty points, the Advantage trailed for much of the first half, trailing by as much as 17 points early on. Prince Rupert was led by a duo of dominant performances from Brady Johnston and Chad Stewart who light a fire under the team for the second half. Prince Rupert now has to play Skidegate Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Prince Rupert win: 73-56
Top Scorers:
Prince Rupert: Brady Johnston (27), Chad Stewart (23), Colin Innes (9)
Greenville: Tony Stevens (15), Tyler Moore (8), Ralph Bryant (8)
Kincolith VS. Lax Kw’alaams
Lax Kw’alaams win: 68-48
Top Scorers:
Lx Kw’alaams: Brandon Sampson (15), Will Sheppard (13), Kevin Sampson (8)
Kincolith: Darcy Stevens (23), Graham Watts (20), Todd Ducharne (3)
New Aiyansh VS. Hazelton
Hazelton win: 58-52
Top Scorers:
New Aiyansh: Arnie Pelletier (11), Justin Adams (11), Phillip Clayton (10)
Hazelton: Collin Jack (16), Scott Weget (13), Darren Fargey (12),
Intermediate Division:
Massett VS. Kitkatla
Kitkatla win: 88-46
Top Scorers:
Kitkatla: Garrett Hill (20), Darren Budskin (18), Joseph Lewis (13)
Massett: Desmond Setso (24), Cody Marks (8), Ethan Edgars (6)
New Aiyansh VS. Hartley Bay
Hartley Bay win: 84-67
Top Scorers:
Hartley Bay: Kyler Reece (30), Christian Clifton (21) Ethan Dundas (15)
New Aiyansh: Charles Leeson Jr. (25), Matthew Stewart-Clay (17), Arthur Alexcee (13)
Seniors Division:
Prince Rupert VS. Gitwinksihlkw
The Prince Rupert Grizzlies cruised to their first victory of the tournament early in the day on Monday. A balanced attack was what brought victory for the Grizzlies. The team’s biggest lead was 30 plus points and they consistently led by 15 plus points. After their first-round victory, the Grizzlies were originally supposed to have a date with the Hydaburg, AK team, but due to some transportation issue, Hydasburg was unable to make the tournament. The fourth-place finisher at the qualifying tournament, Kispiox, will take their spot and face Prince Rupert Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
Prince Rupert win: 103-80
Top Scorers:
Prince Rupert: Gage Ladoucer: (19), Josh Dennis (17), Jeremy White (11)
Gitwinksihlkw: Eric Nyce (29), Andrew Nyce (23), Donavan Stevens (9)
New Aiyansh VS. Squamish
Squamish win: 85-76
Top Scorers:
Squamish: Nate Kirk (26), Terrance Lewis (17)Kiefer Baker (13)
New Aiyansh: Jordan Vickers (27), Steven Vickers (16), Basil Morgan (10)
Vancouver VS. Skidegate
Skidegate win: 92-75
Top Scorers:
Skidegate: Jason Alsop (24), Duane Alsop (24), Darcy Pearson (18),
Vancouver: Marlon Apps (29), Sean Holland (17), William Edwards(10)
Lax Kw’alaams VS. Lytton
Lax Kw’alaams win: 95-54
Top Scorers:
Lax Kw’alaams: Vernon Alexcee (16), Colton Wesley (16), Bruce Hill (13)
Lytton: Benjamin Ford (17), Clayton Johnnie (13), Thomas Grenier (13).
READ MORE: Lax Kw’alaams’ powerful performance at 60th All Native tournament
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