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St. Lawrence Secondary School Saints Play a Great

Season and Are Looking Forward to Next Year

By Molly Kett playoffs. However, Carr says the
team didn’t have their best game
t. Lawrence Secondary School’s at the provincials. “We lost our
Sbasketball season just came to opening game in overtime, which
an end, and a fairly successful end was a tough loss. That loss made
at that. Coached by Jamie Carr, the our path to ultimate success much
team unfortunately lost in the quarter- harder,” says Carr. “As they did all
finals of the Ontario Championships, year, they bounced back with a great

but they ended their season with 33 effort in the next game, defeating the
wins and 8 losses. They were also fifth ranked team to move on to the

11-0 in league play and won the local quarter-finals. We were defeated in

championship (SDG), as well as the quarter-finals by the number four

the Eastern Ontario Championship seed Central Toronto.”
(EOSSAA).
Carr says the team’s success came
Carr says the team’s dislike for from having a very skilled group
losing fuelled their energy for of players that worked extremely Photo Submitted
consistent wins. “The team hated hard. “We played over 40 games and
losing. They worked hard at practice practised about the same amount of can improve on is our attention to functioned well together, and is ready
to prepare for each game,” says Carr. times. Each practice they worked details. At the provincial level all for a bigger win next season. “I think
“One of our keys to success was our hard and got better,” says Carr. the teams are good and we found out we continue to do what we have been
tough defence, which is a sign of a “Their dedication is definitely one of that little mistakes are the difference doing. Last year we were second at

hardworking team. If they lost, they the keys to our success.” between winning and losing,” says EOSSAA and were eliminated from

came back and worked harder the Carr. “If we can eliminate a few of OFSAA prior to the quarterfinals
next day at practice.” Although they had a successful those mistakes we can continue to and went on to win the consolation
season, Carr says there is more to side. This year we won EOSSAA and
The team won the SDG improve on. He is already looking improve.” made it to the quarter-finals,” says

championships by going 9-0 during ahead to next year and what the Other than continuous attention Carr. “Hopefully next year we can
the regular season and 2-0 in the
team can do better. “One thing we to detail, Carr thinks the team make another step forward.”

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