‘Mr. Basketball’
Jaden Orgorek (#10) scores two of his 23 points in leading Sarnia’s Northern Collegiate to its fourth straight Lambton-Kent high school basketball championship with a 68-50 win over Chatham’s Ursuline College on Feb. 16.

Jaden Orgorek (#10) scores two of his 23 points in leading Sarnia’s Northern Collegiate to its fourth straight Lambton-Kent high school basketball championship with a 68-50 win over Chatham’s Ursuline College on Feb. 16. Ogorek was awarded the Thrasher Trophy as the championship final’s most valuable player, as well as the Barry Howson “Mr. Basketball” Trophy awarded to the LKSSAA season MVP. Northern’s run ended Feb. 21 when it lost to Windsor’s Holy Names at the Southwestern Ontario championships. Bruce Smith, Special to The Journal
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