The Windsor Express know the math.

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Windsor Express knows math.

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With two games left in the regular season, the top teams in the Basketball Super League are looking to finish the top two, which will bring the team to the semifinals again and avoid having to play.

“Win the win, we win (first). “Win one, we will be in the top two, we are not considering alternatives.” ”

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Windsor played his last home game in the regular season on Tuesday and beat the Lebanese Goblins in the basketball league 114-104, which would not be a game in the BSL rankings.

“We were able to give a few people a day off and some others had the opportunity to play and compete,” said Express associate coach Aaron McDonald.

Latin Davis and Mike Bruce played with Calvin Blades, stepped in to the venue and led the team with 22 points.

Lydell Elmore scored 20 points and 14 rebounds, Zavier entered the starting lineup with 17 points, while Markus Golden scored 15 points and Tray Maddox scored 12 points.

“It means attracting these guys for a while,” McDonald’s said of the upcoming playoffs. “They were able to find some rhythm together.”

Smith Power Flyer

Colton Smith had three goals and scored five points as the Leamington Flyers beat Buffalo Jr. Sabers 6-1.

With it, the best seed flyer leads 2-0 with the fourth seed saber in the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s 10th Western Conference semifinals.

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Brody Cook scored goals and threes, Owen MacDonald and Brayden Degelas added a single goal to the flyer, and they returned to Game 3 on Thursday.

Canadians lead 73

Aedan Sullivan scored 7:31 in the second overtime to bring the Lakeshore Canadaens to a 2-1 win over Essex 73 on Tuesday.

With it, the second-seeded Canadiens led 2-1 in the Bill Stobs Division Series final of the provincial junior hockey league’s best season seven-shot ticket game.

Josh Cyrenne’s powerful goal even reached the lakeshore in the second stage, while goalkeeper Boe Piroski was excellent in the game, while the Canadiens beat 10-1 in the second overtime with a score of 52-25 in the game. Patrick McManus, who had the only goal from the 73s, opened the game’s scoring in the second stage.

All three of the series were won by the Highway Team, with Game 4 held on the Lakeshore on Friday.

Williams strike gold

Breanna Williams captured gold at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy.

The 16-year-old Williams is the only athlete on the Special Olympics in Canada. She won the gold medal at the Special Olympic Winter Olympics in Calgary in February.

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