Gallery: Manitoba High School 2023 AAAA Provincial Basketball Championship
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This article was published 21/03/2023 (1231 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
As the defending provincial AAAA champs, the Dakota Lancers’ varsity girls team held onto its title Monday night after a 67-43 victory at Investors Group Athletic Centre against the Garden City Gophers.
In the varsity boys game, the No. 2-seeded St. Paul’s Crusaders captured their second consecutive provincial title with an 86-74 triumph over the unbeaten and top-seeded Sturgeon Heights Huskies before a raucous gathering of about 2,500 fans at IGAC.
Photographer John Woods captured the action at the games.
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