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Should high school hoops provincials be about the best teams or full B.C. representation?
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Oak Bay , the Spectrum Thunder of Saanich and Nanaimo ’s Dover Bay Dolphins have been the top three ranked teams in the Quad A provincial rankings all campaign.
At least one of those teams won’t be participating, since their Vancouver Island zone has just two berths to the event.
The odds of winning it all and of missing the tournament altogether are probably the exact same for the Dolphins , Thunder and Bays.
Dover Bay lost to the No. 5 Kelowna Owls in the semifinals of the Western Canada tournament hosted by the Owls.
The No. 2 Bays lost an 82 -70 decision to the 5 Owls Friday in the semifinal of the tournament.
The Owls were slated to play Spectrum in Saturday ’s tournament finale, thanks to their 80 -60 win over Calgary 's All Saints.
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