SCITS takes senior boys rugby crown

St. Patrick’s teammates Christian Lyles, left, and John Fazio zero in and pull down Max Jantz of SCITS during the Lambton-Kent senior boys rugby final. The tackle wasn’t enough, however. Playing May 28 on home turf the Blue Bombers went on defeat St.

Published: June 1st, 2015

St. Patrick’s teammates Christian Lyles, left, and John Fazio zero in and pull down Max Jantz of SCITS during the Lambton-Kent senior boys rugby final.

The tackle wasn’t enough, however.

Playing May 28 on home turf the Blue Bombers went on defeat St. Pat’s 19-5 and advance to the A/AA Ontario high school championship, set to begin June 4 in Barrie, Ont.

Glenn Ogilvie

Good job, guys The jubilant senior boys team from SCITS gets a running high-five from fellow student Ashley Toulouse after winning the Lambton-Kent high school rugby championship on their home turf on May 28. The Blue Bombers defeated the St. Pat's Fighting Irish 19-5 to advance to the A/AA Ontario high school championship, which was set to begin June 4 in Barrie, Ont. In the junior boys final, Northern Collegiate downed SCITS 10-5 in overtime. Glenn Ogilvie — Good job, guysThe jubilant senior boys team from SCITS gets a running high-five from fellow student Ashley Toulouse after winning the Lambton-Kent high school rugby championship on their home turf on May 28. The Blue Bombers defeated the St. Pat’s Fighting Irish 19-5 to advance to the A/AA Ontario high school championship, which was set to begin June 4 in Barrie, Ont. In the junior boys final, Northern Collegiate downed SCITS 10-5 in overtime.Glenn Ogilvie

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