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Sports Hub: March 12


The Kennedy Clippers sr. boys basketball team is going for gold Thursday. They are in the OFSAA semi-finals in Pembroke. The #4 seeded Clippers will face #1 St. Paul at 9:30am. both the gold medal and bronze medal games are scheduled for 2:30.


Here's a link to the OFSAA live streams: FHS YouTube Channel - YouTube


Source: Christian Seguin
Source: Christian Seguin


Congrats to James Gravelle on being named USports coach of the year and to Darian Koskie for getting the nod as first-team All Canadian. The Lancers open the national championship tournament at home Friday night at 6pm against Montreal.


Source: Windsor Lancers
Source: Windsor Lancers

The men's hockey team hosts the Queen's Cup Saturday afternoon at 2pm at the Capri Pizzeria Recreation Complex against UQTR.



St. Anne won silver at the OFSAA AAA championships in Windsor. Holy Names won the consolation gold. Lajeunesse took the consolation gold in the A tournament in North Bay.


The St. Clair College indoor soccer teams are playing for a medal at the OCAA Indoor Soccer Championships. The men finished 2-1 in pool play and qualified for the Final 4. They'll square off against Humber at 11am. Bronze medal game is at 1pm while the gold medal game is set for 2:30.


The women also finished 2-1 and will play Centennial College at 10am. The bronze medal game is at noon. The gold medal game is at 1:30pm.



The battle between Amherstburg and Essex continues Thursday night as the Admirals host game 4 of the Stobbs Division semi-finals. The 73's lead the series 2-1.


Lakeshore is at Blenheim for game 4. The Canadiens lead the series 2-1.



Leamington is in Buffalo to take on the Jr. Sabres. The Flyers lead their opening round series 2-1.



Here's the flight plan for the Windsor Spitfires this weekend. They trail Flint by two points as they battle for the West Division title.


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