🏀 FINAL RESULTS | TEAM TOBA 🇨🇦
The 2026 Canada Basketball National Championships have officially come to a close for Team Manitoba. The 15U Female team finished in 8th place with a 3-3 overall record following a narrow 53-51 loss to New Brunswick on the final day. The 15U Male team finished 4th in Canada with a 3-2 record after falling 68-60 to Nova Scotia in the bronze medal game. The 17U Female team completed the championships in 7th place with a 2-4 record, while the 17U Male team finished 6th nationally with a 3-2 record following a 103-83 loss to Nova Scotia in their final game.
Across all four teams, Team Toba finished the National Championships with a combined .500 (11-11) record over 22 games.
Thanks to all of the Manitoba athletes, coaches, managers and support staff who represented the province on the national stage throughout the week!
📺 Watch all game archives at YouTube.com/CanadaBasketball
🏀 Full results, standings and more: BasketballManitoba.ca
FINAL STANDINGS
U15 Men
Ontario — Gold
Quebec — Silver
Nova Scotia — Bronze
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Prince Edward Island
Northwest Territories
U17 Men
Ontario — Gold
Quebec — Silver
British Columbia — Bronze
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Northwest Territories
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland and Labrador
U15 Women
Ontario — Gold
Alberta — Silver
Quebec — Bronze
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
U17 Women
Ontario — Gold
Alberta — Silver
Nova Scotia — Bronze
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Prince Edward Island
TOURNAMENT AWARDS
U15 Men
Tournament MVP: Myles Johnson — Ontario
First Team All-Stars
Mason MacRae — Nova Scotia
Belange Luketa — Quebec
Tyson Darko — Ontario
Isaiah Davis-Valdez — Quebec
Jael Kabeya — Ontario
Second Team All-Stars
Syn Tyson — Saskatchewan
Jaco Ong — Manitoba
Cruz Bevan — Prince Edward Island
Brad Pitt — Ontario
Chase Sherley — Alberta
U17 Men
Tournament MVP: Jordan Fisher — Ontario
First Team All-Stars
Kenyon St. Louis — Ontario
Ezekiel Ifejeh — Quebec
Jayson Ikani — British Columbia
Wesle Fils — Quebec
Jaylen Shepherd — Ontario
Second Team All-Stars
Dominic Loehle — British Columbia
Elias Steed — Alberta
Elijah Mantley — Nova Scotia
Ilia Maydan — British Columbia
Terry Ogbeide — Manitoba
U15 Women
Tournament MVP: Reine-Marie Luke — Ontario
First Team All-Stars
Anaelle Gandie Avana Bouolan — Quebec
Lauren Gillis — Newfoundland and Labrador
Clara Soya-Bongay — Alberta
Makayla Scott-Bush — Ontario
Iva Crepnjak — British Columbia
Second Team All-Stars
Oluchi Ezeokafor — New Brunswick
Esther Yugu — Manitoba
Hilary Shaw — Nova Scotia
Estella Drainville — Alberta
Laila Ashley — Ontario
U17 Women
Tournament MVP: Portia Reisen — Ontario
First Team All-Stars
Ayla Williams — Nova Scotia
Syage Roberts — Saskatchewan
Ailey Marshall — Alberta
Akeila Bailey — Ontario
Puneet Deol — British Columbia
Second Team All-Stars
Abby Peterson — New Brunswick
Emma Firth — Ontario
Freya Zarrifa — Alberta
Élodie Levasseur — Quebec
Sienna Morris — Ontario
RESULTS
All the Women’s results can be found HERE & all the Men’s results can be found HERE.
🏀 DAY 5 RESULTS | TEAM TOBA
Team Toba continued bracket play Friday at the 2026 Canada Basketball National Championships, finishing the day with a 1-3 record across four games. The 17U Male team picked up Manitoba’s victory with a 92-80 win over New Brunswick, improving to 3-1 overall. The 15U Female team battled Newfoundland and Labrador in a close 62-56 loss and now sits at 3-2, while the 15U Male team fell 101-55 to Ontario and moves to 3-1. The 17U Female team was defeated 85-57 by Saskatchewan and now holds a 1-4 record. Through Day 5, Team Toba’s four teams have combined for a 10-8 overall record at the National Championships.
📺 Watch all game archives: YouTube.com/CanadaBasketball
🏀 DAY 4 RESULTS | Team Toba at the 2026 Canada Basketball National Championships 🏀
Team Toba posted a 1-1 record on Day 4 of the Canada Basketball National Championships, highlighted by a dominant performance from the 15U Female team, which rolled to a 92-42 victory over Prince Edward Island to improve to 3-1. The 17U Female team battled Alberta right to the final buzzer before dropping a hard-fought 58-50 decision and now sits at 1-3.
The 15U Male (3-0) and 17U Male (2-1) teams both enjoyed scheduled bye days and will return to the court as championship competition continues. Through four days of play, Team Toba owns a combined tournament record of 9-5 and all four Manitoba teams remain in contention as they advance to the next phase of the tournament.
📺 Watch every game on demand at YouTube.com/CanadaBasketball
📊 Follow schedules, standings, scores and tournament updates at BasketballManitoba.ca
🏀 DAY 3 RESULTS | Team Toba at the 2026 Canada Basketball National Championships 🏀
Team Toba finished Day 3 with a 2-2 record, bringing its overall tournament mark to 8-4 through three days of competition. The 15U Male team remained undefeated with a gritty 71-65 victory over Alberta to improve to 3-0, while the 17U Female squad earned its first win of the tournament with a convincing 79-56 victory over Newfoundland, moving to 1-2. The 15U Female team fell to a strong Quebec side, 80-42, and now sits at 2-1, while the 17U Male team dropped a 91-71 decision to Quebec and moves to 2-1.
With pool play entering its final stages, Team Toba continues to be well positioned heading into the playoff rounds. The 15U Male team remains unbeaten, the 15U Female squad is in strong contention at 2-1, the 17U Male team sits at 2-1, and the 17U Female team will look to build on its first victory of the tournament. Catch every game on demand at YouTube.com/CanadaBasketball, and follow schedules, standings, scores and tournament updates at BasketballManitoba.ca.
🏀 TEAM TOBA RESULTS – DAY 2 🏀
Team Toba continued its strong start at the 2026 Canada Basketball National Championships, posting a perfect 3–0 record on Day 2 to improve to 6–2 overall through the opening two days of competition. The 15U Female team remained undefeated with a hard-fought 50–46 victory over Nova Scotia, while the 15U Male squad also improved to 2–0 after an impressive 84–48 win over Newfoundland. The 17U Male team completed the perfect day with a convincing 90–65 victory over New Brunswick, moving to 2–0 in the tournament. The 17U Female team enjoyed a scheduled bye and will return to action tomorrow.
📺 Watch all game archives:
YouTube.com/CanadaBasketball
📊 Follow schedules, standings, results and more:
basketballmanitoba.ca
🏀 TEAM TOBA RESULTS – DAY 1 🏀
Team Toba wrapped up opening day at the 2026 Canada Basketball National Championships with a strong 3–2 overall record across five games. The 15U Female squad opened the tournament with a hard-fought 78–72 victory over Newfoundland, while the 15U Male team earned a convincing 101–20 win over Northwest Territories. The 17U Male team also started the championship on the right foot, defeating Prince Edward Island 111–61. The 17U Female team faced a demanding opening day with a pair of games, falling to New Brunswick (94–61) before dropping their second contest to Québec (86–46).
📺 Watch all game archives:
YouTube.com/CanadaBasketball
Four Basketball Manitoba Provincial Teams are preparing to represent the province at the 2026 Canada Basketball U15 and U17 National Championships, running from August 3–8, 2026. Manitoba’s 15U and 17U female teams will compete in Sherbrooke, Quebec, at the Bishop’s University Sports Centre, while the 15U and 17U male teams will travel to Regina, Saskatchewan, for competition at the University of Regina Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport.
The championships bring together Canada’s top provincial and territorial teams and provide athletes with an opportunity to compete on the national stage while continuing their development within Canada Basketball’s high-performance pathway.
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Official Tournament Website - Male - Rosters, Results, Schedules and more
Official Tournament Website - Female - Rosters, Results, Schedules and more
Please note that Regina is one hour behind Manitoba during the championships, while Sherbrooke is one hour ahead of Manitoba. All game times below include the local start time and the corresponding Manitoba time.
Manitoba 15U Female Provincial Team
Competition: Canada Basketball U15 Women’s National Championship
Location: Bishop’s University Sports Centre, Sherbrooke, Quebec
Opening Schedule - VIEW FULL SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Manitoba vs. Newfoundland
7:30 p.m. Eastern / 6:30 p.m. Manitoba
Denver Gym
Manitoba vs. Nova Scotia
3:30 p.m. Eastern / 2:30 p.m. Manitoba
Mitchell Gym
Manitoba 15U Male Provincial Team
Competition: Canada Basketball U15 Men’s National Championship
Location: University of Regina Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport, Regina, Saskatchewan
Opening Schedule - VIEW FULL SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Manitoba vs. Northwest Territories
9:00 a.m. Regina / 10:00 a.m. Manitoba
Gym 3 – Main
Manitoba vs Newfoundland
5:30 p.m. Regina / 6:30 p.m. Manitoba
Gym 1
Manitoba 17U Female Provincial Team
Competition: Canada Basketball U17 Women’s National Championship
Location: Bishop’s University Sports Centre, Sherbrooke, Quebec
Opening Schedule - VIEW FULL SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Manitoba vs New Brunswick
9:00 a.m. Eastern / 8:00 a.m. Manitoba
Mitchell Gym
Manitoba vs Quebec
5:30 p.m. Eastern / 4:30 p.m. Manitoba
Denver Gym
Manitoba 17U Male Provincial Team
Competition: Canada Basketball U17 Men’s National Championship
Location: University of Regina Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport, Regina, Saskatchewan
Opening Schedule - VIEW FULL SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Manitoba vs. North West Territories
9:00 a.m. Regina / 10:00 a.m. Manitoba
Gym 1
Manitoba vs. New Brunswick
5:30 p.m. Regina / 6:30 p.m. Manitoba
Gym 3 – Main
About the Canada Basketball National Championships
The Canada Basketball U15 and U17 National Championships are the country’s premier age-group competitions for provincial and territorial high-performance teams. The championships provide athletes with meaningful national competition while supporting player, coach and official development.
Basketball Manitoba congratulates all selected athletes, practice players, coaches and support staff and wishes each Team Manitoba squad the very best at the national championships.


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