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Athletes disappointed but hoping to play

Pierce Johnson of the University of Windsor men's volleyball team and Cassie Nicholas of the St. Clair women's soccer team felt the letdown when the OUA and OCAA postponed their fall seasons earlier. Both are entering their finals season at their respective school's and were looking forward to leave on a good note.

Johnson and Nicholas are hopeful the world is a safer place in 2021 so there is a resumption of sports in the winter and spring.



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