It's now down to a best-of-three between the Island Storm and Halifax Hurricanes.

The Hurricanes defeated the Storm 105-90 Saturday night in Charlottetown to even the National Basketball League of Canada Atlantic conference championship at two wins apiece.

Game 5 Monday

Game 5 is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Halifax. The Storm return home for Game 6 on Tuesday. Game 7, if necessary, will be played Thursday night in Halifax.

Saturday night, the Hurricanes were led by guard Antoine Mason with 28 points. Guard Jahii Carson was the Storm's top scorer with 25.

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The Hurricanes held the hotter hand, hitting 53.6 per cent of their field-goal attempts — including 12 for 25 from 3-point range.

Cold Storm

The Storm shot 38.6 per cent and made only three of 27 3-point attempts.

The Atlantic Conference champion will play the London Lightning for the NBL title. The Lightning won their best-of-seven series with the Windsor Express in four straight games.