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Algonquin wins senior Green and Gold Classic

Algonquin Barons (Photo supplied by SJSH Green and Gold Classic organizers)

École Secondaire Catholique Algonquin won the senior final of the Green and Gold Classic basketball tournament with a 77-73 victory over Sudbury’s LaSalle.

The Barons’ Tristan Landriault was named MVP.

“Landriault delivered a stellar performance with his impactful defense, while scoring 27 points and earning the Senior Division MVP title,” states a release.

Espanola High School (pictured below) won the junior final over LaSalle.

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The Spartans’ Liam Houle was named junior MVP, contributing 16 points to his team’s win.

“St. Joseph-Scollard Hall’s successful hosting of the tournament underscores North Bay’s dedication to fostering youth athletics and community engagement,” organizers say in a release. “The event left fans eagerly anticipating next year’s action-packed competition.”

Eight junior and eight senior teams from across the region competed, including schools in North Bay, Sudbury, Espanola and Sault Ste Marie.

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