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WOSSAA bronze for Junior girls
Lauren Cattrysse of East Elgin Secondary School got in the way of a London Lucas player during the opening game of a WOSSAA AAA Junior girls championship at Catholic Central High in London on Thursday, Nov. 17. EESS lost that game, but bested London Oakridge 38-28 in the second match for a bronze medal.
Read MoreSenior girls take WOSSAA bronze
Kendra Cornelissen of East Elgin Secondary School guarded a host Catholic Central High player during the bronze-medal game of a WOSSAA AAA Senior girls basketball championship tournament in London, Thursday, Nov. 17. EESS lost its opening game to London Lucas, ranked number three in Ontario, but came back in its second game to defeat CCH…
Read MoreSenior football Eagles knocked out of playoffs
Colton Dejong of East Elgin Secondary School snagged a London Saunders kick receiver in his end zone and forced him down for a safety point during a Thames Valley Central Senior football consolation semifinal at TD Waterhouse Stadium in London Wednesday, Nov. 16. Saunders came out on top of the spirited game 22-3.
Read MoreSenior girls champs of Southeast
Tori Kuhn of host East Elgin Secondary looked for a shot during a Thames Valley Southeast Senior girls basketball final against Parkside Collegiate Institute on Tuesday, Nov. 15. EESS rolled to a 41-23 victory and the title. East Elgin will play in a WOSSAA AAA tournament at Catholic Central High in London Thursday, Nov. 17.…
Read MoreJunior girls take Southeast title
Alyssa Voros of host East Elgin Secondary School passed the ball to a teammate during the Thames Valley Southeast Junior girls basketball final against Woodstock Collegiate Institute on Tuesday afternoon, November 15. WCI led 11-8 at the half, but East Elgin stormed back in the last two quarters for a 33-24 victory. EESS will play…
Read MoreSenior boys win football quarterfinal
Mario Verhaeghe of East Elgin Secondary School’s senior football team pounced on a host Parkside Collegiate Institute fumble during a Thames Valley Central quarterfinal on Friday afternoon, Nov. 11. EESS, which had trouble with its game during the regular season, finishing with a record of two wins and four losses, seemed to have gotten its…
Read MoreJunior boys continue perfection into playoffs
East Elgin Secondary School’s Devin Catt faked a punt and then ran with the ball for a first down during a Junior boys Thames Valley semifinal against London Laurier in London Thursday, Nov. 10. EESS, after a perfect undefeated regular season, with a 32-18 victory now advances to the final at City Wide Sports Field…
Read MoreEESS Senior girls overwhelm CECI 38-18-updated
After teammate Kendra Cornelissen of host East Elgin Secondary School won the tip-off at the start of a Thames Valley Southeast Senior girls basketball semifinal Tuesday, Nov. 10, Amanda Milmine, pictured, grabbed the ball and scored her team’s first two points. EESS would go on to win 38-18, and will play in a final at…
Read MoreEESS Junior girls down Huron Park 40-25-updated
Linda Nagelhout of host East Elgin Secondary School scored a two-pointer late in a Thames Valley Southeast Junior girls basketball semifinal game against Woodstock Huron Park, Thursday night, Nov. 10. Huron Park put up a scrappy fight but EESS won 40-25 to advance to a final in Aylmer against Woodstock Collegiate Institute, Tuesday, Nov. 15,…
Read MoreJunior, Senior girls advance to semifinals-updated
East Elgin Secondary School’s Junior and Senior girls basketball teams will play in Thames Valley Southeast semifinals at home on Thursday, after a pair of victories in quarterfinals at EESS Tuesday. Here, Maya Allen of East Elgin’s Senior squad charged past an Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute defender on the way to her team’s 30-9 victory.…
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