Sat.
Mar.
7
9:00 a.m.
King Heights Academy
Father Henry Carr
68
71

Game Summary

Final
Sat.
Mar.
7
11:00 a.m.
Tall Pines Academy
Brampton City Prep Provincial
100
90

Game Summary

Final
Sat.
Mar.
7
1:00 p.m.
Royal Crown School
Niagara Prep
73
45

Game Summary

Final
Sat.
Mar.
7
3:00 p.m.
Fort Erie I.A.
Crestwood Prep
65
75

Game Summary

Final
Sat.
Mar.
7
5:00 p.m.
Royal Crown School
Fort Erie I.A.
76
80

Game Summary

Final
Sat.
Mar.
7
7:00 p.m.
Ridley College
Polaris Prep Academy
67
40

Game Summary

Final
Sun.
Mar.
8
10:00 a.m.
Royal Crown School
Southwest Academy
66
55

Game Summary

Final
Sun.
Mar.
8
12:00 p.m.
Brampton City Prep North
Royal Crown School
70
78

Game Summary

Final
Sun.
Mar.
8
3:00 p.m.
Tall Pines Academy
Father Henry Carr
73
79

Game Summary

Final
Sun.
Mar.
8
5:00 p.m.
Royal Crown School
Crestwood Prep
56
55

Game Summary

Final

Ontario Scholastic Basketball Association

N’landu Shines as Fort Erie Extends Win Streak at ‘Battle in the Six’

Monday, November 3, 2025

N’landu Shines as Fort Erie Extends Win Streak at ‘Battle in the Six’

Written by: JJ Evason | @JJEvason

Toronto, ON —  On a night designed to celebrate elite Canadian prep basketball, Promis N’landu delivered a performance worthy of the spotlight.

The Fort Erie International Academy guard erupted for a game-high 29 points, leading FEIA to a 93–86 victory over Canada Topflight Academy Gold (CTA Gold) in the OSBA’s inaugural “Battle in the Six”, held Saturday, November 1st, at the Mattamy Athletic Centre in downtown Toronto.

The matchup — part of the first-ever OSBA x Baseline Productions crossover event — lived up to its billing, showcasing high-end skill, speed, and energy from tip-off to final buzzer.

N’landu was in complete control from the opening quarter, attacking defenders off the dribble, pulling up confidently from midrange, and finishing through contact. The Quebec native showcased his full offensive toolkit, hitting from beyond the arc and converting consistently at the free-throw line when it mattered most.

“We’ve been together for over a year now — building chemistry together,” N’landu told sideline reporter Hailey Hopkinson following the win. “The ball is moving, we’re playing together — it’s a team thing.”

While N’landu’s scoring stole the headlines, FEIA’s defensive pressure set the tone. The team forced nine steals, turning turnovers into fast-break opportunities and crucial and-one finishes that swung momentum their way in key stretches.

Canada Topflight Academy Gold, meanwhile, struggled to find an offensive rhythm after standout forward Anthony “Tony” Nnajiofor was hampered by foul trouble for much of the night. The short-handed nine-man rotation leaned heavily on its bench, but Fort Erie’s relentless pace and depth proved too much to handle down the stretch. 

The win marked FEIA’s fourth consecutive victory, cementing their early-season reputation as one of the OSBA’s deepest and most dynamic squads.

Up Next

Fort Erie International Academy (4–1) returns home to host Polaris Prep Academy (2–1) on Tuesday, November 11th, with Polaris set to face Lincoln Prep on November 4th before making the trip to Fort Erie.

Canada Topflight Academy Gold (4–2) will look to bounce back at home in Ottawa as they host Crestwood Prep on Saturday, November 29th.


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