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update: Herman 2-0 at OFSAA

Mar 7, 2023
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The opening game of OFSAA was a high scoring affair for the Herman Green Griffins. Kimani Morgan scored a tournament high 42 points Tuesday afternoon in Essex to lead the Griffins to an 87-83 win over London South in Essex.


The Grifs broke open a tight game in the second quarter outscoring South 32-21 but game the points back in the third as London held Herman to 10 points while scoring 22.


In the end Morgan was too hot to handle as the 6th seeded Griffins headed to Belle River Tuesday morning to face the 9th seeded Thousand Islands Secondary School. Morgan picked up where he left off and dropping 32 points on the Brockville school in an 82-77 game. The Griffs will play the winner of this afternoon's game between Our Lady of Lourdes (#8) and Joan of Arc (#3) Tuesday night at 6:30 at the St. Clair Sportsplex.


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