Maroons take Westsyde hoop tournament

The Fulton Maroons opened the senior AA boys hoop season by winning the Westsyde Whundas Invitational in Kamloops.

Morning Star Staff

The Fulton Maroons opened the senior AA boys hoop season by winning the Westsyde Whundas Invitational in Kamloops.

The No. 4 Maroons stuffed the Whundas 92-51 in Saturday’s final. Tye Kitzman had 30 points, while Brandon, Isaac added 28 and Darrien Broomfield bagged 18 points and a dozen rebounds.

Kitzman rang up 39 points and 14 rebounds as Fulton grounded NorKam Saints 84-52.Isaac supplied 28 points and six assists.

Fulton iced South Okanagan Hornets 81-76 with Kitzman getting 28 points and Broomfield adding 22 points and 16 boards. Isaac had 20 points.

“It was a great weekend for the boys; they played well as a team,” said Fulton head coach Dale Olson.

The Maroons are in the South Okanagan tournament starting Friday.

 

 

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