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Women's Basketball finishes eighth

Author: Team BC*/Thursday, August 3, 2017/Categories: 2017 News, 2017 Canada Summer Games, Basketball

Women's Basketball finishes eighth

The Team BC women’s basketball team had another tight game at the Duckworth Centre. Nova Scotia took an early lead, but BC came back strong after half time to tighten the score to a 3 point difference. In the end, Nova Scotia finished with a 66-56 win, giving Team BC an 8th place finish in the tournament.  

Scoring summary
Team BC: 12-12-9-23: 56
Team NS: 18-12-19-17: 66

Team BC scoring leaders

COUNSELL, Hailey (Port Moody) – 14 points 

ALEXANDER, Georgia (Victoria) – 11 points

HORST, Mackenzie (Vernon) – 8 points


Quotes:

ABO, Kirsten (Richmond)  

On the basketball tournament overall

“The outcome wasn’t what we expected, but overall it was a fun experience and I thought we all played hard and that’s all we can ever ask for.”

On the overall Games experience

The overall Games experience has been mesmerizing. I didn’t realize how many people were a part of it. It’s not just a normal basketball tournament, there are lots of other sports. Everyone wants a medal and to reach their goal and it’s fun to try to fight for it.”


METCALFE, Tanis (North Vancouver)

On the highlights of the Games

“One of the highlights was definitely going to the opening ceremonies because that was a really big deal and I didn’t expect it to be as big as it was. Another highlight would be getting to come to the Canada Games with my team and growing closer on and off the court.”

On the athlete village

“My favorite parts of the athlete village are getting a chance to know athletes from other provinces and my own province. We played volleyball with other people from BC and we had a really good time with them.”

 

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