Oak Park, Dakota, advance to JV12 finals for high school football
The playoffs have arrived for Winnipeg high school football, as there were two semi-final matchups Wednesday.
Both games were in the JV12 division; the Oak Park Raiders pushed their way past the Vincent Massey Trojans 36-8.
Meanwhile, the Dakota Lancers secured the 30-point victory, beating the St. Paul’s Crusaders 42-12.
That means next week Oak Park and Dakota will go head-to-head in the league championship game.
There is also still regular-season football, as JV9 has one more week until playoffs start.
The Vincent Massey Vikings separated themselves from the Steinbach Sabres in the standings with a 41-21 win.
The first tie of the season was witnessed as the Crocus Plains Plainsmen and the Sturgeon Heights Huskies finished deadlocked at 34.
The Miles Mac Buckeyes remained undefeated, squeezing out a tightly contested 50-44 victory over the John Taylor Pipers.
As well, the West Kildonan Wolverines knocked down the Maples Marauders 33-14, and the Grant Park Pirates blanked the River East Kodiaks 45-0.
AAA and AAAA playoffs will also get underway Thursday with eight games on the docket.
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