The gym was full of energy this past weekend as teams from across the Northwest Territories gathered in Yellowknife for the Senior Cager, one of the highlights of the NT School Sports basketball season.
It was wonderful to see so many out-of-town teams make the journey to compete, bringing athletes, coaches, and supporters together for a weekend of exciting games and strong community spirit. Schools from small communities across the territory were well represented, and many of those communities returned home proudly with banners after outstanding performances on the court.
Throughout the tournament, the atmosphere inside the gym was incredible. Athletes competed hard, supported one another, and represented their schools and communities with pride. Moments like these showcase what school sport is truly about, bringing young people together through competition, teamwork, and shared experiences.
NT School Sports would like to extend a sincere thank you to the officials and volunteers who helped make the tournament possible. From organizing games to ensuring everything ran smoothly throughout the weekend, their dedication and support played a key role in creating a positive experience for all participants.
Congratulations to all teams for their efforts and achievements during the Senior Cager.
Senior Cager Results
15U Girls Tier 2
🥇 École St. Patrick High School
🥈 Chief Sunrise Education Center
15U Boys Tier 2
🥇 East Three Secondary School
🥈 École Sir John Franklin High School
19U Girls Tier 2
🥇 East Three Secondary School
🥈 Paul William Kaeser High School
19U Boys Tier 2
🥇 Paul William Kaeser High School
🥈 Echo Dene School
15U Girls Tier 1
🥇 École St. Patrick High School
🥈 East Three Secondary School
15U Boys Tier 1
🥇 École St. Patrick High School
🥈 École Sir John Franklin High School
19U Girls Tier 1
🥇 École Sir John Franklin High School
🥈 École St. Patrick High School
19U Boys Tier 1
🥇 École St. Patrick High School
🥈 École Sir John Franklin High School
Thank you to everyone who helped make the Senior Cager a memorable weekend for student-athletes across the Northwest Territories.
