It will be a battle of the two best big men as Ambrose Plumbing and Elite Stars Elgin will play Wednesday for the Herb Hales Memorial Trophy. 

The game of the night Monday was the semifinal between the Stars and Mackie's. A back and forth affair through the entire 40 minutes, it turned into a physical war by the final minutes of the fourth quarter with the Stars coming out victorious 65-61. 

The teams were basically dead even throughout the entire match, except for one stretch in the third quarter where the Stars opened up a nine point lead. However the OrangeAde's kept batling and closed it to just one on a few occasions. 

With the score 63-61, the Stars forced a turnover to avoid a potential tying or winning shot, and Rob Wakefield came up clutch the free throw line in the final seconds, to stretch a two-point lead to four with a pair of free throws to seal it. 

Wakefield scored 29 points, dominating the offensive glass, while Josh Vigars had 11 points and Mike Morrison 11 for the winners. 

Mackie's had four players in double-figures with Nic Roberts-Neef leading the way with 16 and Taran Beekhuis adding 14. 

Ambrose Plumbing booked a ticket to the championship game for the second consecutive year with a 67-48 blowout win over Talbot Trail Phyisotherapy. The Physiotherapists came out hot opening up a 14-6 lead in the first quarter, but that was really the only time they were in control. In the second, the Plumbers made seven three-point field goals, while TTP only made three field goals total as Ambrose took a 39-26 lead into the half. They would maintain a double-digit lead the rest of the way, finishing off an easy victory to stay unbeaten heading into the finals. Jimmy Hendricksen had 20 points, with Steve Barton and Tyler Annett each adding 16 for the winners. Geremey Deschutter was the only player to reach double-figures in a losing cause with 16.