The defending champions get off to a good start against a
game squad from the nation's capital
North Dundas, UTS, Fellowes High, CHAT, and Kitchener C.I. all made it through to the quarter-final round with wins; Gloucester H.S. qualified as the wildcard for being the highest scorer of the losing teams. Three winning teams and a wildcard will make it to the Final Four.
A likeable quartet from Kitchener fought off a late charge from
Tamara and her scrappy LCI crew
The season's first classic saw multiple lead changes
before CHAT finally pulled away
The F-Men got out to an early lead and
didn't look back
North Dundas imposed their will,
outscoring Ross 100-10 down the stretch
QUARTER-FINAL #1 - Nov. 3rd
270 UTS vs. GLOUCESTER 210
QUARTER-FINAL #2 - Nov.10th
290 CHAT vs. KCI 280
QUARTER-FINAL #3 - Nov.17th
270 N.DUNDAS vs. FELLOWES 210
A tight match throughout, but UTS scored the last forty
points to secure a semi-final berth
There were seven ties, seven lead changes and no team ever led by more than 50 points; CHAT won on the final question
The game was tied until the team from Chesterville nailed the last six questions to win
UTS, North Dundas and CHAT made it to the semi-finals along with wildcard Kitchener Collegiate,
who actually got more points than two of the winning teams that made it to the
sudden death round.
SEMI-FINAL #1 - Nov.24th
330 CHAT vs. N.DUNDAS 230
A close hard-fought struggle had a controversial buzzer
problem; the game North Dundas crew leave as legends
SEMI-FINAL #2 - Dec. 1st
390 UTS vs. KCI 190
The friendly KCI team showed the wear and tear of back-to-back
squeakers, while UTS finally broke out with a dominant performance
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL - Dec. 8th
200 CHAT vs. UTS 430
The incumbents got out of the blocks early as both schools racked
up points, but UTS would not give CHAT an opening - repeat UTS
UTS and CHAT went on to Calgary to compete in the National Finals, where UTS won it all to
