Lambton Lions come up short in basketball playoffs
Journal staff The season has ended for the Lambton Lions’ men’s basketball team. The college varsity squad fell 96-81 to Niagara College in the opening game of the playoffs last week.
Journal staff
The season has ended for the Lambton Lions’ men’s basketball team.
The college varsity squad fell 96-81 to Niagara College in the opening game of the playoffs last week.
Despite the loss, coach James Grant said the team exceeded expectations.
“We know we were up against a very good squad… and the players worked hard to give us a chance to win,” he said.
The Lions finished the regular season with a 10-11 record and averaged 89.6 points per game.
They lost to Georgian College 110-94 in a consolation game played March 1.
Grant said he expects the entire roster to return next season.
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