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GAME ARENA GAME ARENA
7:00-9:15AM RP B1 VS B6 8:00-10:15AM RP A5 VS
9:30-11:45AM RP A1 VS A4 9:30-11:45AM MEM B3 VS
12:00-2:15PM RP B2 VS B5 1:15-3:30PM RP A3 VS
2:30-4:45PM RP A2 VS A3 3:45-6:00PM RP B2 VS
5:00-7:15PM RP B4 VS B3 6:15-8:30PM RP B6 VS
7:30-8:00PM RP 8:45-11:00PM RP A4 VS
8:00-10:15PM RP B2 vs B6
8:00-10:15 AM RP B4 VS B5 8:00-10:15AM RP A3 VS
10:30-12:45PM MEM A2 VS A1 9:30-11:45AM MEM B5 VS
1:00-3:15PM RP B1 VS B3 1:15-3:30PM RP B3 VS
3:30-5:45PM MEM B4 VS B2 3:45-6:00PM RP A1 VS
6:00-8:15PM MEM A5 VS A3 6:15-8:30PM RP A4 VS
8:30-10:45PM MEM B6 VS B3 6:15-8:30PM MEM B5 VS
7:15-9:30AM RP B1 VS B4 8:00-10:30AM RP
1:30-4:30PM RP
5:00-7:30PM RP
8:00-10:30PM RP
Sunday March 20th
Tuesday March 22nd
1st Div. A vs 2nd Div. B
Loser A1-B2 vs Loser B1-A2
Winners A1-B2 vs B1-A2
Opening Ceremonies
Monday March 21st
Wednesday March 23rd
Thursday March 24th
Team shown first is Home Team except for finals - Team finishing highest in round robin will be
home team.
In the event that Div A Round Robin Winner meets Div B Round Robin Winner in Tournament
Final, Home Team shall be determined by a coin toss.
Friday March 25th
1st Div. B vs 2nd Div. A
A2
B5
A1
B1
B4
A5
A4
B1
B2
A5
A2
B6
In the middle of the broad Rocky Mountain Trench, Cranbrook (population 22,000) boasts more sunshine than anywhere else in British Columbia, and it has a feeling of openness that is reminiscent of the Canadian prairies. Cranbrook is a railway city, mill city, a commercial centre, and an island in a sea of golf courses. It has a modern theatre and a lively arts community, a professional hockey team, and a remarkable museum that captures the experience of the golden age of rail travel in Canada. Cranbrook is the closest thing to a big city, but with small town charm and friendliness. Residents of Cranbrook have long known that they owned a piece of paradise, but now the rest of the world is realizing it as well.
Things to do in Cranbrook
Explore the history of the city with the help of the self-guided Cranbrook Heritage Walking Tour. Pick up a copy at the Visitor Centre. Climb aboard the luxurious vintage railcars of the Trans-Canada Limited at the Museum of Rail Travel on Van Horne Street South. Enter the wild and woolly world of the restored Fort Steele Heritage Town. This living museum is just 16km/10mi northeast of Cranbrook. Visit the Ktunaxa Interpretive Centre in the St. Eugene Resort where Ktunaxa people come together to provide visitors with a taste of their rich history and culture. Take in a show at the
Key City Theatre and visit the Key City Gallery that is open to the public Monday – Friday 10:00 – 4:00, Saturday 11:00 – 3:00. Catch a Kootenay Ice home game or, if the hockey season is over, play a round at one of the area's six golf courses.
Natural Highlights
Rails to Trails is a 30 kilometre walking and bike path that runs along Highway 95A between Cranbrook and Kimberley. There are several spectacular hiking trails in the Cranbrook Community Forest with viewpoints of the city and the surrounding mountain ranges. Isadore Canyon Trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail system and is built on an old railway bed. Elizabeth Lake Bird Sanctuary is a beautiful spot to walk and take in the abundant plant and wildlife - a must see for bird watchers. Rotary Way is a 9 kilometre paved path that winds through Cranbrook along Joseph Creek through a series of green spaces. Make Cranbrook your base for a memorable fishing vacation in the BC Rockies. There are an abundance of lakes and rivers in our area for beaches, boating, kayaking and canoeing.
Temperature Range: Mean Daily Temp. -8.3 to 18.2 degrees Celsius
17.0 to 64.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Mean Daily Max -3.9 to 25.7 degrees Celsius 25.0 to 78.3 degrees Fahrenheit.
Mean Daily Min -12.8 to 10.7 degrees Celsius 9.0 to 51.3 degrees Fahrenheit.
