Brookswood Bobcats’ Julia Marshall swipes the ball from Southridge Storm’s Emily Schenk during opening round action of the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre on Thursday afternoon. The ’Cats won 89-32 as well as a round two victory, 76-56 over the Charles Best Blue Devils. Brookswood came up short in the championship final however, losing 76-61 to the McMath Wildcats on Saturday.

Brookswood Bobcats’ Julia Marshall swipes the ball from Southridge Storm’s Emily Schenk during opening round action of the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre on Thursday afternoon. The ’Cats won 89-32 as well as a round two victory, 76-56 over the Charles Best Blue Devils. Brookswood came up short in the championship final however, losing 76-61 to the McMath Wildcats on Saturday.

Brookswood loses ’Cat fight in finals

Brookswood loses to McMath in championship final at Langley Events Centre

In a battle of the ’Cats, it was Richmond’s McMath Wildcats bettering Langley’s Brookswood Bobcats.

The two senior girls basketball teams were competing in the championship finals of the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre on Saturday night.

And McMath emerged victorious thanks to a 76-61 victory.

The ’Cats lost star point guard Aislinn Konig to a sprained ankle in the contest.

Brookswood defeated the Southridge Storm 89-32 in the opener before winning 76-56 against the Charles Best Blue Devils in the semifinals.

 

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