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EMERALD TOURNAMENT
Vancouver College
Vancouver College
| January 12, 2006 - First Round | |
| Vancouver College 90-64 J.N. Burnett | Holy Cross (SK) 93-78 Mt. Boucherie |
| Burnaby South 65-54 Shawnigan Lake | Collingwood 58-56 Abbotsford |
| January 13 - Consolation | |
| Shawnigan Lake 64-56 J.N. Burnett | Mt. Boucherie 77-61 Abbotsford |
| Semi-finals | |
| Vancouver College 86-79 Burnaby South | Holy Cross (SK) 85-51 Collingwood |
| January 14 - Placement | |
| 7th/8th Abbotsford 71-68 J.N. Burnett |
3rd/5th Burnaby South 73-46 Collingwood |
| 4th/6th Mt. Boucherie 63-47 Shawnigan Lake |
FINAL Vancouver College 84-78 Holy Cross (SK) |
| Final Standings | |
| 1. Vancouver College Fighting Irish | 5. Collingwood Cavaliers (West Vancouver) |
| 2. Holy Cross (Saskatchewan) | 6. Shawnigan Lake Stags |
| 3. Burnaby South Rebels | 7. Abbotsford Panthers |
| 4. Mt. Boucherie Bears (Kelowna) | 8. J.N. Burnett Breakers (Richmond) |
| Tournament Awards | |
| Most Valuable Player - Nigel Palma (Vancouver College) 1st All-Star Team - Jason Puder (Vancouver College); Tim Hollman (Holy Cross); Daniel Brudehl (Holy Cross); Jon Kemp-Gee (Collingwood) and Mark Gonzalez (Burnaby South) 2nd All-Star Team - Charlie Campbell (Vancouver College); Chris Bodnar (Holy Cross); Preston Kutney (Burnaby South); Michael Berg (Shawnigan Lake) and Quinton Dreger (Mt. Boucherie) |
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Information courtesy of Mike Stoneburgh (Burnett)/Alexis Ngo (Vancouver College)