The Final Four is set in the St. Thomas Men's Basketball League after Talbot Trail Physiotherapy grabbed the last spot with a win-or-go-home victory 66-55 over Home Hardware.  

Ryan Pflanzer scored 22 of his game high 31 points in the second half, carrying his team into a semifinal matchup as the fourth seed. 

Trailing 28-24 at the half to the Home Owners, the Physiotherapists (2-3) outscored their opponent 42-27 in the final 20 minutes. 

Henry Koekuyt had 11 of his 14 in the second half, while Geremey DeSchutter added 16 for the winners. 

The Home Owners (1-4) season comes to an end, as they couln't find the bucket, scoring just seven field goals in the second half as they slipped further and further behind. 

Kamal Aizimi had 20 points and Matt Agbetiafa 10 in a losing cause. 

Ambrose Plumbing completed a perfect 5-0 round robin playoff with a 72-66 win over Cole-Munro Foods. 

In a game which had no bearing on the playoff standing, Jimmy Hendricksen had 36 points and Steve Barton 16 for the Plumbers who grab the number one seed and will face the Physiotherapists in the semfiinals Monday night. 

Rookie Oliver Taylor had a career high 27 points for the Trout (0-5) and Andrew Cole had 14 points as the defending champions finish a disappointing season. 

In what will be a semfiinal rematch Monday, Elite Stars Elgin beat Mackie's 79-72. 

Rob Wakefield had 36 points, dominating in the paint with 16 field goals as his team came back from an early defecit to win a close game. 

The Stars lead by four going into the fourth and held on to win, in what should be a good matchup Monday night. 
Josh Vigars had 11 points and Mike Morrison 10 for the Stars (4-1) who finish as the number two seed. 

Brent Lale lead five players in double figures for Mackie's (3-2) with 18 points, while Taran Beekhuis added 17 and Doug Teetzel 11.