They'll take on No. 1-ranked Victoria Vikings in men's basketball semifinal Saturday night in Winnipeg
For the first time in the city’s basketball history, Prince George has a team that’s going to be playing for a Canada West Conference medal.
“They’re a good team, they’re going to go on their runs for sure, and a big part of it was a call from coach Todd to put in a zone and that really helped, that slowed them down a bit,” said T-wolves graduating forward Spencer Ledoux. “They were ahead most of the game and we were able to pull ahead late, so it was pretty awesome for the boys. They stuck it out and played really hard. There were a bunch of times it wasn’t looking great and they just stuck with it and we were able to pull ahead late and win the game.”
Then with a Bison draped all over him, Ross somehow made the perfect layup and turned that into a three-point play which gave the T-wolves a lead they would not relinquish. Sunga continued the tone he set in Wednesday’s 10-point win over top-ranked UBC and his double-double – 16 points, 10 assists – derailed the Bisons. Darren Hunter , Evgeny Baukin , Gillespie were also key contributors.