2002 CIS Men's Basketball Championship

The 2002 CIS Men's Final 8 Basketball Tournament was held March 15-17, 2002. For the 15th straight year, it was played at the Halifax Metro Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The Alberta Golden Bears won their third national championship by beating the Western Ontario Mustangs.

Championship Bracket

First Round: March 15			Semi-Finals: March 16			Final: March 17


1	Western Ontario Mustangs (33-4)	71 ^[1]

8	Victoria Vikes (23-17)	65
			1	Western Ontario Mustangs (34-4)	79

			4	Laval Rouge et Or (24-7)	64 ^[2]
4	Laval Rouge et Or (24-6)	74

5	St. Francis Xavier X-Men (22-9)	56 ^[3]
						1	Western Ontario Mustangs (34-5)	71

						2	Alberta Golden Bears (34-3)	76
2	Alberta Golden Bears (32-3)	68

7	Saint Mary's Huskies (22-13)	58 ^[4]
			2	Alberta Golden Bears (33-3)	66

			6	York Yeomen (29-11)	59 ^[5]
3	Brandon Bobcats (27-7)	77 ^[6]

6	York Yeomen (29-10)	81

Consolation Bracket

Consolation Semi-Finals: March 16			Consolation Final: March 17


8	Victoria Vikes (24-17)	73

5	St. Francis Xavier X-Men (22-10)	65 ^[7]
			8	Victoria Vikes (24-18)	63

			3	Brandon Bobcats (29-7)	69
7	Saint Mary's Huskies (22-14)	61 ^[8]

3	Brandon Bobcats (28-7)	74

Note: All records are against CIS competition only.

Tournament All-Stars

Most Valuable Player: Stephen Parker (Alberta)
All-Stars:
- Robbie Valpreda (Alberta)
- Jimmy Grozelle (Western Ontario)
- Andrew Kwiatkowski (Western Ontario)
- Dean Labayen (York)
- David Brownrigg (Laval)

Game Reports

References

External links

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