City champs in both junior and senior play will be the Sault representatives in NOSSA
By Saturday morning, the city champions in junior and senior high school football will be determined with the winners representing Sault Ste. Marie in Northern Ontario Secondary School Athletics play in November.
The junior final, set for Thursday night at 7:30 p.m., will see Korah take on St. Mary’s with the senior teams from the same two schools playing in the senior final 24 hours later.The Colts ran through an unbeaten regular season in both junior and senior play this season.In week one, the Colts picked up a 26-9 win before winning by a 36-7 margin in week three.Nathan Guizzetti ran for a pair of touchdowns for the Colts in the win.
The junior champion will host Sudbury’s junior football winner in the NOSSA final on Nov. 9 in Sault Ste. Marie while the city’s senior champ will host Sudbury’s city champion in a NOSSA semi-final game, also on Nov. 9. The winner of the senior semi-final game will host North Bay’s city champion on Nov. 16 to determine the NOSAA representative for the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association Bowl Series in Windsor in late-November.
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