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Oak Park, Dakota set to meet in AAAA final for Winnipeg high school football

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The AAAA final is set for Winnipeg high school football.

The Oak Park Raiders surpassed the St. Paul's Crusaders with a 24-10 win. Meanwhile, the Dakota Lancers trotted to a 39-21 victory over the Grant Park Pirates.

Dakota and Oak Park will now battle it out in the finals. They were the top two teams in the league, each going undefeated 7-0.

Oak Park finished the regular season scoring 346 points, while their defence didn't allow a single point.

Dakota had similar stats, with 332 points for and only eight against.

There were also a trio of bowl games Thursday. The Kelvin Clippers beat out the Kildonan East Reivers 37-14.

The Vincent Massey Vikings ended the season with a 21-10 victory over the Crocus Plains Plainsmen.

And the Miles Mac Buckeyes doubled up Murdoch Mackey 41-21.

Lastly, the first of two AAA semi-finals happened. The John Taylor Pipers sent the Dryden Eagles packing with a 25-12 win.

John Taylor will now play the winner of the Tec Voc and Fort Frances game, which takes place Friday.

All three finals games—JV9, AAA, and AAAA—will go on Nov. 7 from Princess Auto Stadium, with the first game starting at 3 p.m.

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