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Lethbridge Kodiaks (3) vs.
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Led by ACAC Player of the Year Logan Moncks, the Kodiaks steamrolled through the conference this season, going 21-0 in the regular season to finish atop the ACAC South Division. Lethbridge then dismantled St. Mary’s 85-54 to capture the conference crown. They’ll face Rachel Beauchamp and the PACWEST Champion Royals, who defeated the Capilano Blues 70-63 to claim the conference title. Douglas went 14-4 in the regular season, finishing just four points behind the first-place Blues in the PACWEST. |
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Nomades de Montmorency (2) vs.
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Montmorency prevailed over Dawson 63-46 in the RSEQ Championship game after both teams finished atop the conference with identical 14-2 records in the regular season. The Nomades, CCAA Champions in 2013, 2014 and 2015, are led by third-year guard Mael Gilles. They’ll face the Mystics, who were defeated by Holland in the ACAA Championship game, 75-64. MSVU went 15-3 in the regular season to finish second to the Hurricanes in the conference standings |
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Humber Hawks (1) vs.
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The defending CCAA Champion Hawks are the No. 1 seed after earning their third straight conference crown with a 76-40 thumping over Mohawk. The Hawks, led by OCAA Player of the Year Ceejay Nofuente, went undefeated (18-0) to finish first in the OCAA West Division. They’ll face the host Ooks, who earned a bronze medal at the 2016 CCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship. NAIT went 23-1 in the regular season to place first in the ACAC North Division before settling for fifth place at the ACAC Championship |
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Holland Hurricanes (4) vs.
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The Hurricanes, silver medalists at CCAA Nationals a year ago, captured the ACAA title with a 75-64 victory over MSVU in the conference final. Led by ACAA Player of the Year Jayla Verney, Holland went 17-1 in the regular season to finish atop the conference standings. They’ll face the wildcard entry from the RSEQ, the Blues. Dawson was defeated 63-46 by Montmorency in the conference final. RSEQ Coach of the Year Trevor Williams guided the Blues to a 14-2 record and tie for first-place finish in the conference |
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