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MHSAA Sports


Basketball

2010 Provincial Basketball Wildcard & Seeding

SUBWAY JV Urban Girls Basketball

  1. Vincent Massey Trojans (Wpg)
  2. Fort Richmond Centurions
  3. St. Mary’s Academy Flames
  4. Dakota Lancers
  5. Oak Park Raiders
  6. Westwood Warriors
  7. Miles MacDonnell Buckeyes
  8. Glenlawn Lions
  9. Kelvin Clippers
  10. Sisler Spartans
  11. Linden Christian Wings
  12. Crocus Plains Plainsmen

SUBWAY JV Urban Boys Basketball

  1. Sturgeon Heights Huskies
  2. Garden City Fighting Gophers
  3. Kelvin Clippers
  4. Maples Marauders
  5. St. Paul’s Crusaders
  6. John Taylor Pipers
  7. Sisler Spartans
  8. Wildcard
  9. Wildcard
  10. Glenlawn Lions
  11. Gray Academy Raiders
  12. Neelin Spartans

 Wildcard Games:
Monday, March 8th, at Daniel McIntyre Collegiate
4:30 pm Fort Richmond vs Daniel McIntyre
6:15 pm Mennonite Brethren vs Vincent Massey


SUBWAY JV Rural Girls Basketball

  1. Virden Golden Bears
  2. Wildcard
  3. Warren Wildcats
  4. Major Pratt Trojans (Russell)
  5. Sanford Sabres
  6. Niverville Panthers
  7. R.D. Parker Trojans (Thompson)
  8. Steinbach Christian Flame

Wildcard Game:
Monday, March 8th, at Crocus Plains High School
7:15 pm Boissevain vs Elton

SUBWAY JV Rural Boys Basketball

  1. Sanford Sabres
  2. MacGregor Mustangs
  3. St. Laurent Hawks
  4. Margaret Barbour Spartans ( The Pas)
  5. Swan Valley Tigers (Swan River)
  6. Lorette Scorpions
  7. Steinbach Christian Flames
  8. Wildcard

Wildcard Game:
Monday, March 8th, at Morris School
5:30 pm Garden Valley vs Warren

“AAAA” Milk Provincial Girls Basketball Championship

  1. Vincent Massey Trojans (Wpg)
  2. Oak Park Raiders
  3. River East Kodiaks
  4. Glenlawn Lions
  5. Crocus Plains Plainsmen
  6. Vincent Massey Vikings (Bdn)
  7. Miles MacDonell Buckeyes
  8. Garden City Fighting Gophers
  9. Dakota Lancers
  10. Westwood Warriors
  11. St. Mary’s Academy Flames
  12. Wildcard

Wildcard Game:
Monday, March 8th, at Westwood Collegiate
4:30 pm Garden Valley vs Lord Selkirk

“AAAA” Milk Provincial Boys Basketball Championship

  1. Oak Park Raiders
  2. St. Paul’s Crusaders
  3. Dakota Lancers
  4. Sturgeon Heights Huskies
  5. River East Kodiaks
  6. Grant Park Pirates
  7. Kelvin Clippers
  8. Fort Richmond Centurions
  9. Mennonite Brethren Hawks
  10. Wildcard
  11. Wildcard
  12. Vincent Massey Vikings (Bdn)

 

Wildcard Games:

Monday, March 8th at Grant Park High School

4:30 pm Garden City vs Sisler

6:15 pm Daniel McIntyre vs U of W Collegiate

 

FIBA Rule Clrifications
FIBA vs NCAA Rule differences - "in a nutshell"

FIBA vs NCAA detailed power point
Court markings - FIBA
Court Markings - NCAA
Metres to feet conversion
Metres to feet conversion

NOTE: We understand that due to budgets, some schools may not be able to implement NEW lines in the immediate future. Lines that are "taped" down may be necessary until school budgets allow the opportunity to get floors redone. The NEW markings that will be required are; (1) wider - flaired key and (2) the three point line.

Shot Clock Instructions


News


Past Basketball Champions


Championships


JUNIOR VARSITY

RURAL  – Steinbach                                                               URBAN – Wpg
March 12 & 13                                                                       March 11, 12, 13 & 16
Steinbach Christian                                                                 Winnipeg School Division
Convenor: Dewayne Penner                                                   Dave Bard              
ph:  326-3537                                                                         ph: 788-0203         
fax: 326-6908                                                                          fax: 772-3911         
email:  dpenner@schs.ca                                                         email:  dbard@wsd1.org

 

"A"
March 19 & 20
GIRLS – Hamiota                                                                   BOYS – Shoal Lake
Convenor: Karma Hawkins                                                    Scott Martin
Hamiota Collegiate                                                                  Shoal Lake School
phone: 764-2393                                                                     Ph: 759-2311
fax: 764-2725                                                                          Fax: 759-2697
email: khawkins@pwsd.ca                                                     smartin@pwsd.ca

 

"AA"
March 18, 19 & 20
GIRLS - Boissevain                                                                BOYS - Killarney
Convenor: Corey Billaney                                                      Terry Beazely
phone: 534-2494                                                                     Ph: 523-4696
fax: 534-2993                                                                          Fax: 523-8545
email:  cbillaney@tmsd.mb.ca                                                 tbeazley@tmsd.mb.ca

 

"AAA"
March 18, 19 & 20
in Brandon
Convenor: Don Thomson of Neelin High School
phone: 729-3180 or 725-0367
fax: 726-5813
email: thomson.don@brandonsd.mb.ca 

 

"AAAA"
Regional Playdowns: March 12 & 13
Final Four: March 18, 19 & 20
Convenor:   Mike Weekes of Fort Richmond Collegiate
phone: 275-7520
fax: 261-7624
email:  mweekes@pembinatrails.ca


Schedules  and other pertinent  information will be posted on the MHSAA website prior to the championship

FIBA RULES WILL BE IN EFFECT

  1. JUNIOR VARSITY ELIGIBILITY RULES:

a)           Participating athletes must be under the age of 17 as of midnight of the current school year, August 31.

b)           Students are permitted to participate in junior varsity for two years.  In determining the two year clause, member schools must count grade 9 as the first year.  The athlete's eligibility begins upon enrolment in grade 9 and is allowed two consecutive years of competition from time of enrolment in grade 9

c)           "A" AND "AA" SPECIAL PLAYING RULES
students may compete in an unlimited number of games at the varsity level and still maintain their eligibility to compete in the junior varsity provincials
NOTE: (the intent of this rule is to allow schools to utilize some athletes to form both teams NOT to better one and/or both teams)

d)           "AAA" AND "AAAA" SPCIAL PLAYING RULES

  1. students may not compete in more than three games at the varsity level. (league, exhibition or tournament - Tournaments count as two games)
  2.   Rural “AAA” Junior Varsity teams are allowed to compete against rural varsity “A” and “AA” teams without these games being counted as varsity level.

 

  1. FORMATS

Junior Varsity      
Format to be determined by the MHSAA.
 10 minute quarters, with a  24 second shot clock will be used    - new for JV

Rural - All teams will be guaranteed two games, with a consolation side and third place game included.
Urban – will be a single elimination with winning teams playing one game per day

"A" Format                                   Refer to appendix 69 for a sample draw 
Eight (8) girls teams and Eight (8) boys teams.
The boys and girls championships will use the same format.  All teams will be guaranteed two games, with a consolation side and third place game included.

"AA” & “AAA” Format               Refer to appendix page number 70 for a sample draw 
Ten (10) girls teams and Ten (10) boys teams.
The boys and girls championships will use the same format. 

"AAAA" Format                      Refer to appendix page number 68 for a sample draw

Twelve (12) girls and twelve (12) boys teams will compete in Regional Playdowns for the first two (2) rounds.  Winners will then advance to the Final Four Championship.   Teams must win to advance.   

  1. COMPETITION NOTES:

FIBA RULES WILL BE IN EFFECT

    1. The Official Ball is the Wilson Evolution
    2. Interzones are to be determined by the MHSAA
    3. If the zone/interzone championship is won by the host school, then another wildcard spot becomes open
    4. Teams are to bring their own warm up balls
    5. All games will be 10 minute quarters, with a 24 second shot clock (new for JV)
  1. DEADLINE DATES:

DECLARATION to a HIGER CATEGORY

By  january 12Declaration must be made by contacting the Assistant Executive Director.  JV teams must compete in their respective category

ONLINE Eligibility

is due by January 29.  All JV and Varsity teams must register online regardless of whether or not they will be attending provincials.  Schools with two teams or more, in a single gender/category (ie varsity girls), must complete their online eligibility prior to January 6.  Each team must be entered separately

Tournament Registration

is due by February 5
All tournaments MUST be registered online

ZONE PLAYOFFS MUST BE COMPLETED BY:
J.V. - Thursday, March 4                      
"A", "AA", "AAA  - Monday, March 8                               
"AAAA" - Friday, March 5
The convenor must notify Carey at 925-5642 (email: carey1@mhsaa.ca) upon completion of the zone championship (or as soon as the zone representative has been declared)
                                                 

Wildcard Information (fax, email or mail to 'Carey' at the MHSAA)


J.V. - Friday, March 5 by 1:00pm

Wildcard information must include.

"A" - Tuesday, March 9 by 1:00 pm
"AA" - Tuesday, March 9 by 1:00 pm
"AAA" - Tuesday, March 9 by 1:00 pm

  1. a complete season record (date, exhibition tournament, and league play, include scores)

"AAAA" - Friday, March 5 by 1:00pm

  1. $50.00 cheque, payable to the MHSAA

 

  1. letter of intent signed by the principal

 

 

 

(Blank forms are on the MHSAA website)

If your school has multiple teams applying for wildcard spots, please make sure there is separate cheque for each team.

 * If your application does not include complete information, and/or is late, the application will not be considered.  See Appendix D, page 72 for an example  of a wildcard application.  If your team is not selected as a wildcard, your cheque will be returned.

Seeding Information (fax, email or mail to 'Carey' at the MHSAA)


J.V. – Friday, March 5 by 1:00pm

Seeding information must include.

"A" – Tuesday, March 9 by 1:00pm

  1. a complete season record (date, exhibition, tournament, and league play, include scores)

"AA" - Tuesday, March 9 by 1:00pm

"AAA" – Tuesday,  March 9 by 1:00pm

"AAAA" – Friday, March 5 by 1:00pm

-  Blank forms are on the website

* If seeding information is not received by this date, or is incomplete, the team may be
subject to a $35.00 bond forfeiture.

Roster Information                 (email to the appropriate Provincial convenor)
 J.V. – Friday, March 5 by 4:00pm                        Roster information must include.
"A" – Wednesday, March 10 by 4:00pm               name, number, position, grade and
"AA" - Wednesday, March 10 by 4:00pm            height
"AAA" - Wednesday, March 10 by 4:00pm         - blank forms are on the website
"AAAA" – Friday, March 5 by 4:00pm               

 * If roster information is not received by this date, or is incomplete, the team may not
   be displayed in the souvenir program and may be subject to a $35.00 bond forfeiture.

  1. UNIFORM RULE

Style and colour of uniform must be consistent throughout the team.  If one player wears digger shorts, all players must wear digger shorts.  Undergarments or tights cannot exceed past the bottom of their playing shorts.  Single colored spandex pants/shorts with team logo are allowed, but, they cannot exceed past mid-thigh.
             
*            Athletes, team members and coaches will not be permitted to wear headwear during competition, opening ceremonies, awards ceremonies, banquets and/or luncheons. Inappropriate bench conduct  (ie; changing tops, jerseys, uniforms, at the bench or on the playing field) is not acceptable.  Any athlete, team member or coach deemed in  violation may be subject to a performance bond violation in the amount of $35.00-$200.00 assessed to the school.

*            All uniforms must be numbered 1-99, (whole numbers). (While MHSAA allows numbers 1-99, the MHSAA recommends numbers 1-15.

*            Coaches should be advised that if the uniform rule is not adhered to, the team may not be allowed to compete and may be fined up to  $200.00.  The school may also be put on probation (probation being that if the school violates the infraction again, the school may be fined $200.00 and be suspended from all MHSAA activities).

*            Jewelry is not allowed.  If jewelry must be worn, it must be taped over.

* Advertising on uniforms must adhere to guidelines as outlined on pages 73-74

6.  GAME LIMIT

Game Limit
*            The maximum number of games are 25 per season.  Each tournament  will count  as two games and the 25 game limit would not include league playoffs,  zone playoffs,  or provincial playoffs.

NOTE:
*            ALL VARSITY "AAA" WINNIPEG schools must play a minimum of 4 games against "AAA" rural schools and 2 games must be played outside of Winnipeg.  Tournaments count as two games.  As long as the tournament is hosted by a "AAA" school, 2 games will be awarded, regardless of the classifications of participating teams.  (Participation in tournaments at Garden Valley Collegiate and Portage Collegiate may be considered as “AAA”)

7.   AWARDS

    1. In each division, the championship team will receive:
      the Championship banner, first place medals and Championship T-shirts
    2. The runner-up team in the championship event will receive:
      a finalist banner and second place medals
    3. The third place team in the championship  event will receive:
      third place medals. (excluding "AAAA" and JV Urban)
    4. Five All-stars and one MVP will be awarded. 
      A Players Choice Award will be selected for Varsity.

More information on FIBA, including rule books are online at;http://fiba.basketballmanitoba.ca

  1.  ACCOMMODATIONS:

*    Ask for the MHSAA sport rate    
*    Remember to book your hotel rooms early.

Junior Varsity Rural

Phone

Distance to Steinbach

Days Inn Suites

320-9200

0 min

Sleep Suite Motel

326-1324

0 min

Frantz Motor Inn

326-9831

0 min

LaBroquerie Hotel

424-5302

15 min

Canad Inns (Windsor Park -  Wpg)

253-2641

40 minutes

 

 

 

 

 

 

Junior Varsity Urban and “AAAA” in Winnipeg

 

Holiday Inn South (1330 Pembina Hwy)

1800-423-1337 / 452-4747

Best Western (1714 Pembina Hwy.)

269-8889

Travel Lodge (Wpg)

1800-578-7878

Comfort Inn (Wpg)

1800-228-5150

Canad Inns (Wpg)

1888-332-5623

 

1888-332-5623

"A"

 

Hamiota

Shoal Lake

Hamiota Hotel

764-2426

0 min

15 min

William Bluff Inn (Hamiota)

764-2407

0 min

15 min

Buffalo Plains Inn (Shoal Lake)

759-2401

20 min

0 min

Newdale Leisure Inn (Newdale)

849-2182

40 min

20 min

Sandy Lake Hotel (Sandy Lake)

585-2600

50 min

26 min

Strathclair Hotel (Strathclair)

365-2527

30 min

10 min

Tilson Bed & Breakfast (Minnedosa)

867-2830

45 min

35 min

Valley Motor Lodge (Minnedosa)

867-5858

45 min

35 min

Gateway Motel (Minnedosa)

867-2729

45 min

35 min

Minnedosa Inn (Minnedosa)

867-2777

45 min

35 min

Russell Inn (Russell)

773-2186

70 min

50 min

Jolly Lodger (Russell)

773-2177

70 min

50 min

Super 8 (Brandon)

729-8024

50 min

70 min

Canad Inns (Brandon)

1888-332-5623

50 min

70 min

 

 

 

 

"AA"

 

Boissevain

Killarney

Canadian Wilderness Inn

534-7155

0 km

20 min

Red Coat Inn

1866-534-2406

0km

20 min

Emerald Isle Motel & Resort

523-4215

20 min

0 min

Erin Inn

523-4651

20 min

0 min

Krueger’s B & B (Killarney)

523-8742

 

10 min

Deloraine Motor Inn

747-2076

15 minutes

40 min

Super 8 (Brandon)

1800-800-8000

50 min

60 min

Canad Inns (Brandon)

 1888-332-5623

50 min

60 min

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“AAA”

 

 

 

Victoria Inn (Bdn)

Contact:  Don Thomson at 725-0367
or email: thomson.don@brandonsd.mb.ca


 
 
   
 
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