The division one boys' provincial championship game will be a rematch of the Capital region final from two weeks ago. The regional champion Citadel Phoenix ...
School Sport Nova Scotia logo - ContributedThe division one boys' provincial championship game will be a rematch of the Capital region final from two weeks ago.
Kaymon Grouse was the top scorer for Citadel with 29, Kanan Christmas and Robbie Grant had 20 each and Ethan Howes added 10. On the boys' side, Dominic Sherrard scored 20 in NKEC's 84-44 victory over South Colchester, Matthew Morrow had 19 in Forest Heights' 72-57 win over Sacred Heart and Keenan MacDonald scored 20 in Sommet's 80-49 decision against Amherst.Dillon Miller scored 21 to lead the host school to a 96-43 win over St. Mary's Academy in the boys' tournament at Hants North.The top scorers were Chase Matthews with 27 and Wyatt Ross and Carson Gale with 11 each for CBH.
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