Brookswood Bobcats won their first two Select 16 games at the Tsumura Invitational at 91原创 Events Centre, including a 60-55 win over A.R. MacNeill on Thursday, Dec. 5, but didn't get past the semi-finals, falling to King George Dragons on Friday, 51-44.

Both combined for just 13 points in the first 10 minutes (8-5 for Brookswood) and it was 22-15 at the half for the Bobcats.

But the Dragons鈥� Faisal Shawwa had 11 in the third quarter while Charlie Comrie chipped in six with Filip Puaca and Leiroy Dinco each hitting big 3-pointers in the period.

Shawwa led his team with 22 points while Puaca had a dozen and Comrie chipped in 11.

Jayden Kenyon scored 24 points for Brookswood to lead all scorers.

Dragons went on to beat Collingwood Cavaliers 62-58 in the Select 16 final, ending a week where they held rival teams to a mere 39 points per game.

鈥淲e have been the No. 1 defence in points against in five of the last seven years and that is something a lot of teams might not focus on, but that is something we pride ourselves on,鈥� said King George coach Darko Kulic.

In the Select 16 consolation round, 91原创 Christian Lightning beat Maple Ridge Ramblers 59-43.

Playing in the Super 16 final Dover Bay Dolphins defeated St. Thomas More Collegiate Knights 108-69.

Dolphins head coach Darren Seaman watched his team come back after seeing their double-digit lead whittled down to six points with 10 minutes to play.

鈥淚 actually just sat down, shut up and let them play,鈥� he said afterwards.

Sixty-four teams had tipped off on Wednesday morning, culminating in Saturday鈥檚 championship finals.

Next up are the 64 girls鈥� teams competing in the TBI Girls Tournament at 91原创 Events Centre, which runs Dec. 11 to 14.