Sport Diary — November 21
Regional, Sports, Western
November 20, 2019

Sport Diary — November 21

TODAY – November 21

ISSA Western Conference Boys’ basketball

Irwin High vs Holland High@ MoBay Boys Club -1:30 pm

Muschett High vs Rhodes Hall@ Muschett High – 3:00 pm

FRIDAY – November 22

Jersey Mikes Jamaica Classic NCAA basketball@ MoBay Convention Centre

Nicholls State vs North Carolina A&T – 11:30 am

Eastern Michigan vs UMBC – 2:00 pm

Rhode Island vs North Texas – 4:30 pm

Utah State vs LSU – 7:00 pm

SATURDAY – November 23

InterCol Men’s basketball

MoBay Community College vs CMU @ MoBay Community College -3:30 pm

SUNDAY – November 24

Jersey Mikes Jamaica Classic NCAA basketball – MoBay Convention Centre

North Carolina A&T vs Eastern Michigan – 12:00 pm

LSU vs Rhode Island – 2:30 pm

North Texas vs Utah State – 6:30 pm

UMBC vs Nicholls State – 9:00 pm

MONDAY – November 25

ISSA Western Conference Boys’ basketball

William Knibb vs Cornwall College@ William Knibb – 1:30 pm

WEDNESDAY – November 27

ISSA Western Conference Boys’ basketball

Holland High vs Muschett High@ Holland High -1:30 pm

Rhodes Hall vs Herbert Morrison@ Rhodes Hall -3:00 pm

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