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Springhill junior Eagles win regional bronze

SaltWire Network | Posted: March 8, 2018, 6:53 p.m. | Updated: March 8, 2018, 7:08 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Springhill Eagles hosted the junior boys Northumberland regional basketball championships on Tuesday and won a bronze medal. The bronze medal winning Springhill Eagles junior basketball team are: (front, from left) Aidan McBurnie, Kalen Davis-Burke, Brodie Lowther, (back, from left) coach Richard Bennicke, Chase Clayton, Bradley Smith, Noah Harrison, Carter Sharpe, Michael Terris, Isaac Rushton, and Tyerel Porter. Missing from photo is Mateo Loppie. Submitted
The Springhill Eagles hosted the junior boys Northumberland regional basketball championships on Tuesday and won a bronze medal. The bronze medal winning Springhill Eagles junior basketball team are: (front, from left) Aidan McBurnie, Kalen Davis-Burke, Brodie Lowther, (back, from left) coach Richard Bennicke, Chase Clayton, Bradley Smith, Noah Harrison, Carter Sharpe, Michael Terris, Isaac Rushton, and Tyerel Porter. Missing from photo is Mateo Loppie. Submitted - Submitted

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SPRINGHILL – The Springhill Eagles hosted the junior boys Northumberland regional basketball championships on Tuesday and won a bronze medal.

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