Archive summary · Based on reporting by Marc Malig · April 11, 2025
CTA Gold takes the title
Logan Millar’s four consecutive second-quarter threes changed the final. CTA Gold won that period 28–13 and defeated Shawinigan Prep 75–69. Millar finished with 20 points and earned Most Outstanding Player honours; Waris Njoya added 16.
View gameA last-second escape
CTA Gold edged Bill Crothers 57–56 in the semifinal. A late backcourt violation gave CTA another chance, and Mateo Andjelic delivered the winning basket at the buzzer. Bill Crothers had led by four with 30 seconds remaining.
View gameShawinigan storms back
Trailing Brampton City Prep by 11 entering the fourth quarter, Shawinigan outscored its opponent 32–12 to win 93–84. Ian González scored 23, Frank Thomas 20 and André Prenda 19 to send Shawinigan into the final.
View gameSource: On Point Basketball’s original coverage.
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