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THE 2009-2010 WCBL SCHEDULE
November 15 / 2009
Last season the Wildcats finished the season just one game below .500 and appeared to be on the verge of being one of the young up and coming squads in the WCBL. However less than a year later a lot has changed. With leading scorer Jeff Chu playing only two of five games and the loss of big man Alex Smith who did not return this season, the Wildcats have struggled to find stable leadership and a go to source for points in the …

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NOV 8 / 2009
Much of Sunday’s action in the WCBL could be compared to that of LL Cool J’s short lived feud with Canibus…..one sided, with the “egg mcmuffin” game being the only closely contested battle.  Struggling through the first three games in their inaugural season, Assault entered their game against the Falcons with some depth off the bench, but still remained undersized in the paint.  Capitalizing on the Falcons lack of manpower, Assault closed the first half with a 54-49 lead, as the Falcons struggled with their bread …

THE 5TH ANNUAL HOOPFEST TOURNAMENT
On August 22-23, the 5th ANNUAL HOOPFEST TOURNAMENT crowned a new champion after four years of tournament dominance by “The School”.  Led by the trio of Alex Steele (MVP), Neb Aleksic (All-Star) and James Kenyon, the “Runnin’ Rebels” claimed their first title after two previous attempts, with a 93-85 victory over “Athelite”.
With two new teams gracing the tournament field, the HOOPFEST Tournament welcomed a number of new faces that provided countless highlights throughout the tournament including Kyle Grewal (Herbalex), Tristan Smith (Herbalex), Gurj Jhaj (RR), Jag Aujla (Assault), Junior Lennon (Ravens) to join returning stars, …

The top seeded Riders blew open the flood gates in the second half of their championship game against the Surrey Globetrotters with a 77-48 victory.  Facing an eleven point deficit going into halftime, the Globetrotters were unable to match the Riders transition game and outside shooting.

Junior Division – The third time was the charm for the Basketball U Junior team as they captured their first title after falling short in the two previous championship games.  With a slight three point advantage over the Newton Lions at halftime, BU opened up a thirteen point lead before the Lions mounted a late second half comeback, falling short 45-39.