It was a big win for Grand River, who already had 3 in the loss column (entering the game at 4-3). However, they seem to be gelling at the right time.
Meanwhile, the Gaels lost their first contest on the year, dropping their record to 7-1.
Chuder Teny had a game-high 21 for GRCI, with Adi Trovac adding 13 more for the Rens. Luke Hovius (18) and Jason Thompson (12) were the high scorers for Cameron.
In other WCSSAA games on Tuesday, the scores were:
Forest Heights 50, Bluevale 37
Juwan Miller scored 27 and Ian Anderson 11 as the Trojans are now the only undefeated team in WCSSAA junior basketball after handing the Knights their second loss of the season. Jake Becker had 9 and Lukas Seibert 8 for Bluevale.
Eastwood 47, SJAM 25
The Rebels get an important win to move to 5-3. Sayyad Yeganehnia had 13 and Victor Mgabe 12 for the Rebs, while Nebojsa Sarkanovic had 8 for SJAM.
WCI 49, Elmira 34
In a battle of 3-4 teams, it was the homecourt Vikes who pulled out the victory. Bojan Vincic was the lone player in double figures, with 14 for WCI; Etai Mizrahi and Sirin Elgadi added 8 each. Walker Stewart (7) and Jack Marche (5) led EDSS.
KCI 61, WODSS 43
The Raiders might be one of the surprise clubs in the league this season as they now sit at 5-3. Jeremy Settle poured in 19 points for KCI on Tuesday, while Julian Greer and Matt McKinnon added 12. WODSS received 14 from Garner Matthews and 8 from Alex Trotter.
Preston 33, Southwood 30
Preston picks up win #2 on the year at the expense of the winless Sabres. Adam Snyder had 12 for PHS, with Aaron Colter and Patrick Iskat adding 7 apiece. Zac Sauer had a game-high 15 points for SSS; teammate Austin Gordon added 8.
Glenview Park 53, Jacob Hespeler 41
The Panthers get back to the win column with a 12-point home victory over the Hawks. Sean Davidson (17) and Chris Thompson (16) led the way as usual for GPSS; JHSS received a game-high 19 from Simon Beeksma and 10 from Saajan Arora.
Galt 51, Huron Heights 44
Scott Holton had a game-high 22 and TJ Lall 12 for the Ghosts, who moved to 6-2 on the year. Arshid Babury led Huron with 13 points.
WCSSAA Junior Standings
1. Forest Heights 8-0*
2. Cameron Heights 7-1*
T3. Bluevale 6-2
T3. Glenview Park 6-2
T3. Galt 6-2
T6. Eastwood 5-3
T6. KCI 5-3
T6. Grand River 5-3
9. Waterloo CI 4-4
T10. SJAM 3-5
T10. Elmira 3-5
T10. Jacob Hespeler 3-5
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13. Preston 2-6
14. Huron Heights 1-7
T15. Southwood 0-8
T15. WODSS 0-8
* - clinched playoff spot
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