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Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association 2022-23
Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Final: Vancouver Island University - Geants de Saint-Jean-sur-Richelie 61-54 VIU (Luke Holmes): Kiayra Hohlweg, Amber Hemrich, Jordyn Rioux, Jadyn Wilkinson, Charlee Trudgeon, Lexis Knop, Harriette Mackenzie, Ranika Guyton, Courtney Buckley, Mackenzie Cox, Chloe Scaber, Mackenzie Hall, Kayla Gregory Standings 2022-23
Group ACAA-AASC
Group ACAC-North
Group ACAC-South
Group OCAA-East
Group OCAA-West
Group PacWest
Group RSEQ
 Redemption for Mariners, who strike CCAA gold (Photo: CCAA)
 Redemption for Mariners, who strike CCAA gold-Mar 19, 2023
Gold Medal Game: VIU Mariners 60, Geants de Saint-Jean 54
The VIU Mariners are the 2023 CCAA Women's Basketball National Champions. A 60-54 victory sealed the deal for the Mariners over the Geants de Saint-Jean. It was an overall redemption story for VIU, who a season ago also made the championship game, claiming a silver medal in 2022. Against Saint-Jean, the Mariners jumped out to an early lead after the first quarter, leading 15-8. Prior to the half Saint-Jean would go on a run that would end with them leading by two heading into the break. Saint-Jean would continue to add to their lead, but their offense would go cold in the final quarter, shooting 9.5 percent. The Mariner's defense would hold Saint-Jean to four-points over the final 10 minutes and took over the lead early in the fourth to claim the national banner. Harriette Mackenzie (188-F) was named tournament MVP after producing three double-doubles over three games. In the gold medal game, Mackenzie put up a monster 17 points and 19 rebounds. The 4imprint Player of the Game for VIU was Chloe Scaber (173-G) with nine points. Clara Bergeron of Saint-Jean would also earn the honors with 10 points and five rebounds. Bronze Medal Game: Dawson Blues 87, Red Deer Queens 70 The Dawson Blues captured the 2023 CCAA Women's Basketball National Championship bronze medal with a dominant 87-70 win over the Red Deer Queens. The Blues controlled the game from tip-off, taking a 29-13 lead after the opening 10 minutes. Red Deer would find their offensive game in the second quarter, but Dawson would settle back in defensively in the third quarter to keep a hold on their lead for the remainder of the game. The 4imprint Player of the Game for Dawson was Marie-Denise Ntambue with a team-high 23 points. For Red Deer, the Player of the Game was Amy Szymanek with 13 points. Courtesy of ccaa.ca CCAA All-Canadian Awards 2023-Mar 19, 2023
Championship Most Valuable Player:
 Harriette Mackenzie (188-F) of VIU MarinersCoach of the Year: Ryan Chase of Mount Allison University
Harriette Mackenzie (6'2''-F) of VIU Tegan Michel (5'9''-F/G) of Camosun Andria Stitt (5'4''-G) of STMU Kaelyn Bryks (5'9''-G) of Concordia Alana Olson (5'9''-G) of Lakeland Yasmeen Smith (5'9''-G) of Conestoga Dasia McDonald (5'6''-G) of Algonquin Kia Watt (5'11''-SG) of Humber Chloe Oliver (5'9''-G/F) of Ch.-St-Lambert Rosalie Mercille (5'8''-G-2003) of Saint-Jean Abby Miller (5'11''-F) of Mount Allison Emily Holt (5'10''-G) of MSVU | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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