Englehart High’s Kevin Rosa-McLean (right) watches the ball get loose and roll away after teammate Martin Giesen battled with Timiskaming District Secondary School’s Kyle Paige (19) for possession. The Junior game was a close battle with the visitors from Englehart edging the Saints 36-35. (Staff photo by Steven Larocque)
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NEOAA WEDNESDAY
The Senior Girls’ North Eastern Ontario Athletic Association basketball championship for A schools is scheduled for Wednesday, November 16, at Timiskaming District Secondary School. Maggie Little and the Saints (left) will host Taylor Flewwelling and the Englehart High Spartans along with O’Gorman High from Timmins and Kapuskasing District High
TOURNAMENT CHAMPS
The Ecole catholique Ste-Croix Grades 7-8 Girls basketball team (with three players from Grade 6) recently won the five-team A division of the Knights of Columbus tournament hosted by Ecole catholique St-Michel. Ste-Croix was undefeated in the tourney. The team is, in back from the left, teacher/coach Melanie Foley,
EYE BALL
Christopher Maxwell of the Apollos is focused on ball recovery on this play as Ecole secondaire catholique Ste-Marie hosted the Spartans from Englehart High on February 11. The visitors won this game 60-50 while the Junior Apollos won their contest 33-15. (Staff photo by Steven Larocque)
Saints and Apollos
Devin Davies (21) and the home court Saints successfully kept the ball away from Gradi Ndumbi and the Apollos February 2, going on to win this Senior game 60-24. Timiskaming District Secondary School also hosted a Junior match against Ecole secondaire catholique Sainte-Marie, that one a much closer affair
Straight from the Hip
Saints & Spartans
DOUBLING-UP
The Englehart High Spartans hosted the Apollos from Ecole secondaire catholique Sainte Marie for a high school Senior Girls basketball tilt on October 29. Visitors Kennedy Graydon (20) and Amy Foley (5) had Englehart’s Gillian Nicholls covered on this play, but it was the home team that doubled-up on
GOOD SPORTS
UNDER PRESSURE
Logan Thomas, a Grade 4 student at Kerns Public School (third from the left), finds himself under considerable pressure by (from the left) Logan Babin, Justin Deslaunais, Keagan Wabie and, in back, Patrick McKenzie from Kiwetin School in Quebec. The boys were participating in a basketball tournament February 26