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Sarah Johnson takes the ball up the court to face the LCCVI Lancers during the SWOSSAA final Nov. 13 in Kingsville.

LCCVI’s Jr. Girls cap off perfect basketball season

November 13, 2025

LCCVI wins defeats Erie Migration to claim SWOSSAA title

The Independent

Still undefeated and now champions.

The LCCVI Lancers defeated Erie Migration 40-28 to claim the ‘AA’ SWOSSAA title Thursday putting a cap on the team’s perfect season.

Nadia Alfadili was LCCVI’s high scorer with 18 points on the night. Danni-Lynn Minten had nine including a three-pointer in the fourth quarter.

Including the SWOSSAA title game – the final game in the junior season – the Lancers were 12-0 this year.

“The girls won because they worked incredibly hard for each other, always kept a positive attitude, and never gave up,” said coaches Sara Krawetz and Jamilee Helps.

“Our senior players were instrumental this season, showing great leadership and stepping up when needed. The girls really enjoyed playing together, and this camaraderie contributed to their success. We couldn’t be prouder of this team.”

Sarah Johnson takes the ball up the court to face the LCCVI Lancers during the SWOSSAA final Nov. 13 in Kingsville.
Nadia Alfadili tosses the ball during the SWOSSAA final Nov. 13 in Kingsville.
Paityn Williams of Erie Migration bumps Nadia Alfadili during the struggle for the ball during the SWOSSAA final Nov. 13 in Kingsville.
Paige Hurst at the free throw line during the SWOSSAA final Nov. 13 in Kingsville.
LCCVI’s Danni-Lynn Minten and Erie Migration’s Paityn Williams battle for the ball under the net during the SWOSSAA finals Nov. 13 in Kingsville.
Danni-Lynn Minten of the LCCVI Lancers at the free-throw line during the SWOSSAA championship in Kingsville Nov. 13.
The 2025 SWOSSAA Champion LCCVI Lancer Junior Girls Basketball team.

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