Oakville's King's Christian Collegiate senior girls basketball team are Tier 1 champions after beating Nelson High School 77-34 in the final on Friday, Nov. 13, at Alton Community Centre, according to results posted by the Halton Secondary School Athletic Association, which runs high school sports in the region.
Tier 1 is the league's top division for senior girls. King's Christian sits first of the six teams in the league's posted Tier 1 standings, with 20 points.
King's Christian has won its last four games, each by at least 30 points, and held every opponent to 34 or fewer.
| Date | Opponent | Score | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct. 29 | Garth Webb S.S. | 65-22 | Garth Webb S.S. |
| Nov. 3 | Nelson High School | 76-26 | King's Christian Collegiate |
| Nov. 9 (semifinal) | T.A. Blakelock H.S. | 56-26 | King's Christian Collegiate |
| Nov. 13 (final) | Nelson High School | 77-34 | Alton Community Centre |
King's Christian beat Nelson 76-26 at home on Nov. 3, 10 days before the final. Friday's rematch on a neutral floor ended almost the same way.
Both teams won their semifinals on Nov. 9. King's Christian hosted T.A. Blakelock and won 56-26, while Nelson beat Iroquois Ridge 50-32 on its own court.
Nelson did leave Alton Community Centre with a trophy: its junior girls won their own Tier 1 final the same day, beating Iroquois Ridge 46-27.
Oakville's Abbey Park also played for a title at the same venue. Its senior girls lost the Tier 2 final, the league's second division, 61-36 to E.S. Sainte-Trinite.
