St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: Concordia's Decee Krah goes for the opening.
The Gazette presents a collection of the most memorable moments of this year’s CIS basketball championships. For more CIS coverage, click here.
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- Acadia/Carleton quarterfinal: Acadia’s Anthony Ashe releases a three-pointer.
- Acadia/Carleton quarterfinal: Acadia’s Jonathan Tull and Anthony Ashe leave the court dejectedly after loss.
- Acadia/Carleton quarterfinal: Axemen’s Jonathan Tull on defence.
- Acadia/Carleton quarterfinal: Carleton’s Tyson Hinz, right, tries to contest the loose ball.
- Acadia/Carleton quarterfinal: Philip Scrubb of Carleton contributed 25 points in the Ravens’ quarterfinal victory.
- Alberta/Ryerson quarterfinal: Rams players huddle before opening tip-off.
- Alberta/Ryerson quarterfinal: Ryerson’s Jahaml Jones controls the play outside the three-point line.
- Alberta/St. FX semifinal: Alberta’s Daniel Ferguson was a force. He had a game-high 31 points.
- Alberta/St. FX semifinal: Golden Bears’ Daniel Ferguson meets X-Men’s Jordan Clarke
- Alberta/St. FX semifinal: St. FX’s Jeremy Dunn isn’t being given many offensive options by Alberta’s Robert Dewar.
- Alberta/St. FX semifinal: Tyrell Vernon of St. FX looks for the open man.
- Carleton/Alberta final: Carleton fans storm the floor after their side wins the championship.
- Carleton/Alberta final: Carleton’s Tyson Hinz, in white, challenges any defender he comes across.
- Carleton/Alberta final: Combatants battle for the loose ball.
- Carleton/Alberta final: Tournament MVP Philip Scrubb drives to the hoop.
- Carleton/UFV semifinal: Carleton’s Philip Scrubb is well-covered by Fraser Valley’s defence.
- Carleton/UFV semifinal: Raven Cole Hobin goes for the unattended ball.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: Concordia’s Decee Krah goes for the opening.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: Hang time.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: Play gets physical.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: St. FX stays focused.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: St. FX’s Jeremy Dunn lays it in.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: St. FX’s Jeremy Dunn plays tight defence.
- St. FX/Concordia quarterfinal: X-Men Terry Thomas had a game-high 39 points.
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