Competition heats up as quarterfinals, semi-finals played at Basketball Qld CBSQ tournament (CBSQ 2022)

Who has booked their spot in the championship games after the quarter and semi-finals of the Basketball Queensland CBSQ tournament? WATCH THE REPLAYS!

The competition is heating up as teams prepare to try and book their spot in the championship games with the quarterfinals and semi-finals to be contested on day three of the Basketball Queensland CBSQ tournament.

Held at the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre, the livestream for the third day of the tournament will feature the all-important crossover matches from both the championship and second divisions of the girls and boys competitions.

All games on court two in hall two will be livestreamed in this story.

The day will be highlighted by the rivalry clash between GPS schools Brisbane State High School and Churchie at 9.30am.

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Brisbane State High School star Mason Amos. Picture: Basketball Queensland

REPLAYS

GIRLS CHAMP DIV: Palm Beach Currumbin v Mountain Creek SHS

Palm Beach Currumbin have finished their pool stage with a victory after a 15-point win over the Sunshine Coast’s Mountain Creek State High School to start day three of the CBSQ livestream.

PBC had one win to their name against Capalaba on day one heading into the clash with Mountain Creek but the Gold Coast school had pushed several of the competition’s top teams, only to fall short at the end.

But this one they dominated from the start, to finish their round robin stages on a high note.

Cyra Illiuk top scored with 16 points while Indian Bowyer had 12 for PBC.

BOYS CHAMP DIV QF: Brisbane State High School v Churchie

Brisbane State High School have knocked out the defending CBSQ champions Churchie following a dominant 43-point victory in this morning’s quarterfinal.

It was always going to be a tough ask for Churchie against State High, who are regarded as the top title contenders along with TSS, but CJ Bruton’s side fought hard early, staying within 10 points for majority of the first half as big man Harrison Pennisi and Quin Lambert did all they could to keep their team in the game.

But the overall depth of talent shines through for State High, who completely ran over last year’s champions in the second half, as five players scored in double figures to end Churchie’s hopes of moving on to a semi-final.

Jalen Blanchard led the scoring for State High with 24 points, including four three-pointers, while Elijah Kamu (19 points), Xavier Chio (17 points), Mason Amos (15 points) and Abass Bodija (11 points) also reached double figures.

Pennisi was impressive for Churchie with 24 points while Lambert had 17.

The win sets up a GPS showdown in the semi-final with State High going up against St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace tonight for a spot in the championship game.

BOYS DIV 2: Sheldon College v St Patrick’s Mackay

BOYS DIV 2: Chisholm Catholic College vs Matthew Flinders Anglican College

BOYS CHAMP DIV: St Edmund’s College, Ipswich v Marsden SHS

BOYS DIV 2: Kings Christian College v Alexandra Hills

BOYS DIV 2: Somerset College v St Columban’s College

QUEENSLAND BASKETBALL OPEN: Mansfield High v Kirwan High

SATURDAY STREAM SCHEDULE

8am: Girls Champ Div – Palm Beach Currumbin v Mountain Creek SHS

9.30am: Boys Champ Div QF – Brisbane State High School v Churchie

11am: Boys Div 2 – Sheldon College v St Patricks’s Mackay

12.30pm: Boys Div 2 – Chisholm Catholic College v Matthew Flinders Anglican College

2pm: Girls Div 2 – Chisholm Catholic College v Northside Christian College

3.30pm: Boys Champ Div – St Edmund’s College, Ipswich v Marsden SHS

5pm: Boys Div 2 - Kings Christian College v Alexandra Hills SHS

6.30pm: Boys Div 2 - Somerset College v St Columban’s College

8pm: Girls Div 2 - Mansfield High v Kirwan High