The DVSS Dynos senior boys basketball team, despite a season of injuries was able to come out on the top of the league.
The Dynos played for the league championship Monday night versus Acme. The two teams are no strangers to playing for the Golden Hills League Championship and over the last few years have both been in the mix.
Last year Acme won over Prairie Christian Academy. This year was the Dynos’ turn.
Coach Jeff Messom said it was a close game, however the Dynos were strong.
“It was a close game throughout but we led from the first quarter, by being able to control the tempo, by playing slow methodical basketball, which allowed us to keep our turnovers down, and focused on defending the 3 point line,” he said.
The Dynos won 63-52.
This is a great boost following their home tournament and heading into the post season.
A team all the way from Cranbrook had a sweet ride home after winning the DVSS tournament last weekend.
Leading down the stretch of the season the senior boys Dynos hosted an eight team home tournament last March 1 and 2. Mount Baker School of Cranbrook was the champions after a Saturday night victory over Heritage Christian Academy.
The Dynos had a strong tournament playing some top ranked competition.
The Dynos came out swinging versus Prairie Christian Academy and were able to dominate, winning 78-32.
This put the Dynos up against Heritage Christian Academy, but fell 71-40.
This put the Dynos into the third place match versus St. Joseph’s Collegiate of Brooks. The Dynos fell in a close 48-50 loss.
Zones for the Senior Boys Dynos are this weekend in Strathmore.
