Holy Names capped off their season in championship style, shutting out Guelph’s St. James Lions 23–0 to claim the OFSAA Simcoe Bowl at the University of Guelph. The game was a defensive grind early, with the Knights holding a slim 2–0 lead in the second quarter. Then came the turning point. With 5:20 left in the half, Stefon Morgan turned a broken play into a highlight-reel touchdown. After fielding a high snap and dodging two would-be tacklers, Morgan scrambled 16 yards beh

The Knights powered their way to the SWOSSAA AAA championship this week, beating Chatham’s Ursuline College 42-28 behind big performances from Noah Hand and Ty Vidamour, who each scored a pair of touchdowns. The win sends Holy Names to OFSAA for the first time since 2018 when they Huron Heights to win the Northern Bowl in Ottawa. The Knights also won the OFSAA Western Bowl against the top ranked team in the province, London South, in Hamilton in 2017. “We’re all very excited

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