Bays boys take Tsumura Oak Bay Bays’ Caelan Scott is defended by Walnut Grove Gators’ Alasdair Coyle during quarter-final action on Dec. 8 at the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre. Oak Bay won this game and the TBI title while the Gators went 3-1 to finish fifth. (Gary Ahuja/Black Press)

Bays boys take Tsumura Oak Bay Bays’ Caelan Scott is defended by Walnut Grove Gators’ Alasdair Coyle during quarter-final action on Dec. 8 at the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre. Oak Bay won this game and the TBI title while the Gators went 3-1 to finish fifth. (Gary Ahuja/Black Press)

VIDEO: Oak Bay senior boys basketball takes Tsumura title

Junior and senior teams host Gary Taylor Classic starting Thursday

Oak Bay heads into its 10th annual Gary Taylor Classic on a high.

The Bays downed defeated Holy Cross 86, 68 to win the Tsumura Basketball Invitational this weekend at the Langley Events Centre.

The Gary Taylor Classic starts Thursday at Oak Bay High, 2121 Cadboro Bay Rd.

 

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Oak Bay Bays’ Riley Cronk boxes out Walnut Grove Gators’ Ryan Taylor during quarter-final action on Dec. 8 at the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre. The Bays won both this game and the TBI title while the Gators went 3-1 to place fifth. (Gary Ahuja/Black Press)

Oak Bay Bays’ Riley Cronk boxes out Walnut Grove Gators’ Ryan Taylor during quarter-final action on Dec. 8 at the Tsumura Basketball Invitational at the Langley Events Centre. The Bays won both this game and the TBI title while the Gators went 3-1 to place fifth. (Gary Ahuja/Black Press)

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