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The Spartans had a great chance to win the game with just under two min- utes remaining in regulation. They had the ball on the Lions’ one-metre line but failed to score. That set the stage for overtime. During the first five-minute half, the Lions took the ball down to the Spar- The Lions regained the lead in the second half with a try and convert before the Spartans responded with a try by Dylan Stewart to tie the game at 12-12. As the final score suggested, the con- test was close throughout as the Lions took a 5-0 lead in the first half before the Spartans replied with a try by Kyie Miller and convert from Matt Ragus’eo to reverse their fortunes at the half at 7-5. It paid huge dividends for the Spar- tans when they were forced into O.'I‘. in yesterday’s Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations AA gold medal match against the Adam Scott Collegiate andVocational Institute Lions (Peterbor- ough) in Samia. Playing lO-a-side for two five-minute halves, the-top-seeded Spartans success- fully defended their OFSAA title with a dramatic 19-17 win over the second- ranked Lions. It forces the Spartans into overtime conditions, which calls for lO-a-side play, said Spartans head coach Jamie Hewitt. Teams usually play with 15 players. BY MIKE HAYAKAWA Stafi Writer When the Stoufl’ville Distn'ct Second- ary School Spartans senior boys’ rugby team conducts its annual tournament early in the season, it uses a 10-a-side format for a reason. I I I176 Bulock Dr., #8, Markham~905-294-3868 I 'Nottobousodinconlmionwmvanyottmnpoclal. LPmPfl8§TOm01~nga.m . 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