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Submitted photo Jaguars jubilant after tourney win Christ the King's senior boys' volleyball team has turned its season into high gear after winning the 15-team Niagara College High School Tournament earlier this month. The Jaguars went undefeated through the preliminary round and lost just one set on the day in a tightly contested semifinal against Waterloo's Bluevale Knights. In the final, CtK downed Ingersoll 25-21, 28-26 to capture the championship. Mike Korzeniewski was named tourna- ment MVP and Ben Basilio, Christian Bu- chan and Jayson Tate were all named to the event's all-star team. The Jaguars are 4-1 in the Halton Second- ary School Athletic Association Tier I stand- ings, with their lone loss coming against Georgetown in the season opener. The senior Jags will play host to their an- nual tourney on Friday, Oct. 30. Team of the Week