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Oak Park Raiders squeak out OT boys provincial basketball win
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Oak Park Raiders celebrate after defeating the St Paul's Crusaders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
St Paul's Crusaders' Arpad Farkas (2) drives through Oak Park Raiders' Nic Zorcic (5) in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders' Ethan Diakow (9) defends against St Paul's Crusaders' Arpad Farkas (2) in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders coach Jon Lundgren talks to his players during a timeout against the St Paul's Crusaders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders' William Kohler (13) defends against St Paul's Crusaders' Cam O'Hara (13) in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
St Paul's Crusaders' Cam O'Hara (13) holds his head after fouling late in the fourth against Oak Park Raiders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015. John Woods / Winnipeg Free PressJohn Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
St Paul's Crusaders coach Jeff Laping holds his head after his team fouled late in the fourth against Oak Park Raiders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015. John Woods / Winnipeg Free PressJohn Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders celebrate after defeating the St Paul's Crusaders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders and fans celebrate after defeating the St Paul's Crusaders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders' William Kohler (13) celebrates with family after defeating the St Paul's Crusaders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.John Woods/Winnipeg Free Press
Oak Park Raiders celebrate after defeating the St Paul's Crusaders in the boys Manitoba High School AAAA Basketball Championship game at the U of Winnipeg Monday, March 23, 2015.
