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Photo: Lorne White/Okanagan Sports Page
Both the coaches and players made a point of noting Tuesday’s Okanagan Valley AAAA boys game between Mt. Boucherie Bears and Kelowna Owls was only part of a journey.
High school basketball fans are thankful for that.
Two more entertaining confrontations remain (Feb. 17 and Feb. 27) — with the latter to decide the Valley’s lone representative at the B.C. School Sports provincial championship tournament in Langley March 10-15.
FULL STORY/PHOTO GALLERY: Okanagan Sports Page