Sacred Heart Captures CWOSSA Senior Boys Volleyball Title

By Ryan Brandt

November 13, 2014 - 10:00am

The Sacred Heart Crusaders won the CWOSSA Senior Boys Volleyball Championship yesterday in Paris.

The boys out of Walkerton went undefeated on the day, winning all five matches and all eleven sets.

First, Sacred Heart beat Wellington Heights of Mount Forest, Southwood out of Cambridge and hosts Paris.

In the semi-finals, they would take on Saugeen District, beating them 2-0.

Norwell of Palmerston greeted Sacred Heart in the finals. Once again the Crusaders went untouched, beating them 3-0.

AA OFSAA championships are in Dryden this year starting on November 20th.

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