Riverhawks fall in consolation semis at OFSAA basketball championships

Walkerton DCS serves as host site for provincial girls’ tournament

November 30, 2022 @ 1:36 pmSports, Walkerton Herald-Times

Walkerton players are introduced prior to their opening game against St. Mary last Thursday, which they would drop 62-22. (Dan McNee photo)
Walkerton’s mascot pumps up the crowd as the game gets underway. (Dan McNee photo)
Sam Oestreicher provides a defensive presence. (Dan McNee photo)
Marlie Pegelo prepares to deliver an inbound pass while coach Vince Yenssen looks on. (Dan McNee photo)
Walkerton's Hayley Ewing lines up a free throw attempt. (Dan McNee photo)
Walkerton DCS forward Claire Yates looks to overcome the tight coverage of St. Mary Catholic High School defender Paige Gilbert during their OFSAA-opening matchup on Nov. 24. (Dan McNee photo)
WALKERTON-KINCARDINE – The Walkerton District Community School Riverhawks weren’t given the easiest route to succeed at the 2022 Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) girls’ ‘A’ basketball provincial championship, but the up-and-coming squad represented its school well nonetheless. Serving as the primary host site of the prestigious 16-team tournament on Nov. 24-26, Walkerton went…
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