"So they've got a little grudge with us and they want to come back and beat us. We all want to win so what can you do, right? I don't really think the rankings mean anything for being No. 1 or being No. 5. If you lose, you're out, right? It's just whoever plays their best."

"Playing them last year, it was really good. It was very hard losing it but you've got to move on, right, and go on to the next thing. And we've got another shot at them this year. We'll take it and see what happens."

The Plainsmen girls ousted Sisler 91-80 in last year's girls' final and they'll be facing each other again. Thursday's other girls' semifinal will see No. 1-ranked Vincent Massey taking on the Raiders, who like their male counterparts, are also ranked No. 5 provincially.