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The St. Clair Saints had hoped for a gold medal at the OCAA men’s basketball championship in Etobicoke .
The Saints lost 85-80 to the eventual champion Durham Lords in the semis , but rebounded on Sunday to earn a bronze medal.
Sunday 's win was the school's 10th overall and third medal in four years .
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