Winter storm forces BSSI schedule changes
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This article was published 16/12/2022 (740 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Mother Nature threw a curveball into the opening slate of games at the Brandon Sun Spartan Invitational on Thursday.
As a result of inclement highway conditions, several out-of-town schools were unable to make the trek to Brandon, which resulted in a bevy of changes to the schedule.
The host Neelin Spartans were able to take to the court though as they kicked off their slate with a 93-88 triumph over the Weyburn (Sask.) Eagles.
Jeremy Slominay (#9) waits for a pass from Neelin Spartans teammate Ethan Olson during their opening game of the Brandon Sun Spartan Invitational against the Weyburn Eagles on Thursday afternoon. (Lucas Punkari/The Brandon Sun)
In other Tier 1 contests, the Maples Marauders defeated the Oak Park Raiders 95-44, the Vincent Massey Vikings knocked off the River East Kodiaks in an 87-73 affair, the Dakota Lancers outscored Regina’s Winston Knoll Wolverines in a 103-70 affair and the Glenlawn Lions beat the Aden Bowman Bears of Saskatoon by a score of 73-60.
Meanwhile, in Tier 2 action, the Neelin junior varsity team dropped a 55-24 affair to the Sanford Sabres, while the Crocus JV Plainsmen JV squad suffered an 88-37 setback to the Calvin Christian Eagles.
Vincent Massey’s JV program lost to the Selkirk Royals in an 84-52 contest and the Yorkton Raiders earned a 71-60 win over the Mennonite Brethren Hawks.
Barring any more schedule changes, tournament play resumes at 9 a.m. today at Neelin, Vincent Massey, Crocus Plains and the Healthy Living Centre.
The tournament wraps up on Saturday with the championship games taking place at Neelin. The Tier 2 final starts at 5:10 p.m. with the Tier 1 title contest tipping off at 7 p.m.
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