Ottawa BlackJacks clinch second seed in East, will host conference semifinal on Sunday

The Ottawa BlackJacks have clinched the second seed in the CEBL Eastern conference and earned the right to host the conference semifinal.

The Ottawa BlackJacks have clinched the second seed in the CEBL Eastern Conference and earned the right to host the conference semi­final playoff game on Sunday.The seeding became official last weekend when the Vancouver Bandits defeated the Scarborough Shooting Stars 82-79, ensuring that the BlackJacks finished above the Shooting Stars in the standings.

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