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Sudbury Five Fall Short, Secure Second Seed

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The Sudbury Five narrowly missed out on first place in the Basketball Super League, losing their regular-season finale 100-98 against the Kitchener-Waterloo Titans. Despite a valiant comeback in the fourth quarter, led by standout players Charlie Marquardt and Devante Jamison, the Five finished with a 17-9 record, securing the second seed in the playoffs. They will host the Montreal Toundra in a best-of-five series starting April third.

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Sudbury Five Fall Short, Secure Second Seed

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sudbury Five Fall Short, Secure Second Seed. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00The Sudbury 5 went into their regular season finale, needing a big win to snack first place in the basketball super league standings, but they came. Up just short against the top-seated Kitchener Waterloo Titans. The defending champs dropped a heartbreaker, 100-98, in front of over 2,700 fans at Sudbury Community Arena, finishing with a... While at 17-9 record, while KW wrapped up first at 19-7. Titans jumped out fast, building a double-digit lead early, but Sudbury clawed back with strong second quarter shooting and kept battling through some. Defensive lapses in the third, they mounted a fierce rally in the fourth, outscore in KW-28-15 down the stretch, getting within 1 point late before free throws sealed it for the... Visitors. Fans packed the arena and brought the energy, and the five showed their grit right to the buzzer, with standouts like Charlie Markhart dropping 21. Points and Devante Jamison adding 19 off the bench. The team hit the socials postgame to thank supporters for the love-all season.

1:05Now the playoff picture is locked in, Sudbury grabs the second seed and hosts Montreal Toundra in a best-of-five first round series starting April. Third at 7pm, KW takes on Windsor as the top team. The five are ready to defend that throw they earned last year. Expect fireworks when the postseason tips off Friday. Stay informed with Vancouver news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.

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