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Photo: Lorne White/Okanagan Sports Page
He’s never seen anything like it. And Tony Sodaro hopes he won’t have to see it again for awhile.
Behind 14-11 and on the brink of elimination in the fifth set of a quarter-final match with the Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers of Surrey, Sodaro’s Kelowna Owls fought back to take the final five points for a 16-15 victory. The win earned the No. 3-seed Owls a berth in Saturday’s semifinal against No. 2-ranked Riverside Rapids of Port Coquitlam at the B.C. School Sports senior AAAA girls provincial tournament in Cranbrook.
FULL STORY: Okanagan Sports Page