Albertans selected to be part of All Canadian Games

Mar. 26, 2025

Six athletes from Alberta have been selected to rosters for the 2025 CWENCH All Canadian Basketball Games, taking pace at Humber Polytechnic in Toronto, Ont., on April 5.

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— CWENCH All Canadian Games (@AllCanadianGame) February 27, 2025

The CWENCH All Canadian Basketball Games feature the top 24 senior male and top 24 senior female Canadian high school basketball players who are either Canadian-born or enrolled in a Canadian institution.

Cameron McMaster (Calgary), Jayda Queeley (Edmonton), Brooke Wagner (Edmonton), and Nyadieng Yiech (Calgary) will be playing in the All Canadian Girls Game, scheduled for 10 a.m. MT. After that, Onyx Nnani (Edmonton) and TJ Wal (Edmonton) will take the court for the All Canadian Boys Game, slated to get going at 1:30 p.m. MT. Both games will be broadcast live on TSN.

All six Albertans taking part in the All Canadian Games have suited up for ABA provincial teams at the Canada Basketball National Championships in recent years.

"Congratulations to all the Albertans who will be part of the 2025 CWENCH All Canadian Games at Humber College next weekend," says Dave Drabiuk, Executive Director of ABA.

"Brooke, Cameron, Jayda, Nyadieng, Onyx and TJ have all worked incredibly hard for such an honour, and being selected as an All Canadian honour speaks to their place among the finest young athletes in our country," Drabiuk adds. "We're honoured to have been part of their journey, and they continue making us proud as they progress to the next levels."

Visit the All Canadian Games website for information.

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