Basketball at the 2018 Arctic Winter Games

Basketball competitions at the 2018 Arctic Winter Games were held in Fort Smith Recreation Centre in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories from 19 to 23 March 2018. The program consisted of two events: one for men and for women.[1][2]

Basketball
at the 2018 Arctic Winter Games
VenueFort Smith Recreation Centre, Fort Smith
Dates19—23 March
Competitors77 from 4 nations

Medallists

Medal table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Alaska2002
2 Northwest Territories0202
3 Nunavut0011
 Yukon0011
Totals (4 nations)2226

Medallists
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women's junior  Alaska
  • Kara Michelle Predmore
  • Eden Hopson
  • Brooke Satathite
  • Cakes Martin
  • Juliette Aleece Adlawan
  • Faith Elizabeth Wagner
  • Abi Fry
  • Jordyn Alexa Johnson
  • Katie Lynn Pearce
  • Rachel Ellen Wisel
  Northwest Territories
  • Anabel Flamand
  • Meadow Munroe
  • Hayley Tait
  • Emma Willoughby
  • Janet Enge
  • Mali Straker
  • Mia MacInnis
  • Naomi Yukon
  • Lili Casaway
  • Sierra Nesbitt
  Nunavut
  • Alysa Ookowt
  • Alysha Wilson-Maksagak
  • Danielle Omilgoetok
  • Deanna Taylor
  • Edmalene Klengenberg
  • Keturah Doucet-Brown
  • LeeAnn Ekpakohalok
  • Linda Howard
  • Mahasi Nateela
  • Megan Hutchings
  • Sunday Thomas
  • Tineka Simmons
Men's junior  Alaska
  • Jayce Christopher Johnson
  • Masom Michael Wilken
  • Dathan Jefferies
  • Luke Douglas Sherman
  • Ben Kraska
  • Robert Evans
  • Derek Magnuson
  Northwest Territories
  • Shandrack Sefa Agber
  • John Roche
  • Chance Brien
  • Shanon Gurindwa
  • Keenen Wolki-Jacobson
  • Liam Larocque
  • Patrick Yatco
  • Kevin Santos
  • Jordan Balsillie
  • TJ Kaskamin
  Yukon
  • Mohamed Fellah
  • Will Klassen
  • Grayson Turner
  • Chad Williams
  • Ralph Hermosa
  • Broden Owen Cull
  • Josh New Rumbaoa
  • Ian New
  • Dave Mindanao
  • Brandon Barrett

References
  1. "Basketball". Awg2018.gems.pro. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
  2. "ULU News, 19 March 2018" (PDF). Arcticwintergames.org. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
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