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Schedule for FHS Black Kats Last Updated on October 02, 2021 Date Time Event Location Wed, Sep 4:58 PM PDT FHS Black Kats Get a New Website TBA 30 Fri, Oct 23 5:30 PM ADT Practice TBA Mon, Oct 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School 26 Tue, Oct 27 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School Tue, Oct 27 7:00 PM ADT Team and Parents' meeting TBA Wed, Oct 5:30 PM ADT Practice TBA 28 Thu, Oct 29 5:30 PM ADT Practice TBA Fri, Oct 30 3:45 PM ADT Practice TBA Mon, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice TBA 02 Tue, Nov 03 3:45 PM AST Practice TBA Wed, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice TBA 04 Thu, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice TBA 05 Fri, Nov 06 3:45 PM AST Practice TBA Mon, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 09 Tue, Nov 10 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 4:00 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 11 Thu, Nov 2:00 PM AST Practice TBA 12 Fri, Nov 13 All Day Phantom Invitational Bathurst High School Sat, Nov 14 All Day Phantom Invitational Bathurst High School Mon, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 16 Wed, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 18 Thu, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 19 Fri, Nov 20 All Day Lion's Den TBA Sat, Nov 21 All Day Lion's Den Leo Hayes High School Mon, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 23 Tue, Nov 24 3:40 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 25 Thu, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 26 Fri, Nov 27 3:40 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Mon, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 30 Wed, Dec 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 02 This schedule was provided by TeamPages.com. Date Time Event Location Thu, Dec 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 03 Fri, Dec 04 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Mon, Dec 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 07 Wed, Dec 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 09 Fri, Dec 11 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Tue, Dec 15 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Dec 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 16 Thu, Dec 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 17 Fri, Dec 18 All Day Capital City Classic Fredericton High School Mon, Dec 11:00 AM Practice Fredericton High School 21 AST Tue, Dec 22 11:00 AM Practice Fredericton High School AST Sun, Dec All Day Thunder Valley Classic Woodstock High school 27 Mon, Dec All Day Thunder Valley Classic Woodstock High school 28 Tue, Dec 29 All Day Thunder Valley Classic Woodstock High school Wed, Dec 11:00 AM Practice Fredericton High School 30 AST Tue, Jan 05 12:00 PM Practice Fredericton High School AST Wed, Jan 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 06 Thu, Jan 07 All Day Riverboat Classic TBA Fri, Jan 08 All Day Riverboat Classic KVHS Sat, Jan 09 All Day Riverboat Classic KVHS Mon, Jan 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 11 Thu, Jan 14 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Fri, Jan 15 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Sat, Jan 16 11:30 AM Practice Fredericton High School AST Wed, Jan 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 20 Fri, Jan 22 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Mon, Jan 11:30 AM Practice Fredericton High School 25 AST Tue, Jan 26 11:30 AM Practice Fredericton High School AST Wed, Jan 11:30 AM Practice Fredericton High School 27 AST Thu, Jan 28 11:30 AM Practice Fredericton High School AST Sat, Jan 30 9:00 AM AST Practice Fredericton High School Mon, Feb 12:00 PM Practice Fredericton High School 01 AST Tue, Feb 02 12:00 PM Practice Fredericton High School AST Wed, Feb 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 03 Thu, Feb 04 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Fri, Feb 05 All Day NBIAA Seeding Tournament TBA This schedule was provided by TeamPages.com. Date Time Event Location Sat, Feb 06 All Day NBIAA Seeding Tournament TBA Mon, Feb 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 08 Tue, Feb 09 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Feb 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 10 Thu, Feb 11 5:00 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Fri, Feb 12 All Day NBIAA Secional Tournament TBA Sat, Feb 13 All Day NBIAA Secional Tournament TBA Mon, Feb 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 15 Tue, Feb 16 3:40 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Feb 3:40 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 17 Thu, Feb 18 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Fri, Feb 19 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Fri, Feb 19 7:30 PM AST Final 8 Banquet SUB Ballroom Sat, Feb 20 All Day Rogers Final 8 Tournament Aitken University Centre Sat, Feb 20 11:30 AM Practice Aitken University Centre AST Sun, Feb 21 3:00 PM AST NBBBCA All-Star Game St. Stephen High School Wed, Oct 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School 20 Thu, Oct 21 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School Fri, Oct 22 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School Mon, Nov 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School 01 Tue, Nov 02 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School 03 Thu, Nov 5:30 PM ADT Practice Fredericton High School 04 Sun, Nov 4:00 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 14 Mon, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 15 Tue, Nov 16 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 17 Thu, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 18 Mon, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 22 Tue, Nov 23 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 24 Thu, Nov 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 25 Mon, Dec 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 06 Tue, Dec 07 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Dec 5:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 08 Fri, Dec 10 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Thu, Dec All Day Capital City Classic Fredericton High School 16 Fri, Dec 17 All Day Capital City Classic Fredericton High School This schedule was provided by TeamPages.com. Date Time Event Location Sat, Dec 18 All Day Capital City Classic Fredericton High School Mon, Dec All Day Thunder Valley Classic Woodstock High school 27 Thu, Jan 06 All Day Potato Barrel Classic Carleton North High School Thu, Jan 06 All Day Potato Barrel Classic Carleton North High School Fri, Jan 07 All Day Potato Barrel Classic Carleton North High School Sat, Jan 08 All Day Potato Barrel Classic Carleton North High School Fri, Feb 11 All Day NBIAA Southwest Regional Tournament TBA Fri, Feb 18 All Day NBIAA Sectional Tournament TBA Mon, Nov 4:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 07 Tue, Nov 08 5:15 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 4:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 09 Thu, Nov 4:40 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 10 Fri, Nov 11 4:00 PM AST Practice UNB Main Gym Fri, Nov 18 All Day Lion's Den Leo Hayes High School Fri, Nov 18 6:15 PM AST FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Cole Harbour High School(H) Leo Hayes High School Sat, Nov 19 All Day Lion's Den Leo Hayes High School Sat, Nov 19 2:30 PM AST FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Carleton North High School(H) Fredericton High School Sat, Nov 19 8:00 PM AST FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Leo Hayes High School(H) Leo Hayes High School Sun, Nov All Day Lion's Den Leo Hayes High School 20 Sun, Nov 10:45 AM FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Riverview High School(H) Leo Hayes High School 20 AST Tue, Nov 22 8:00 PM AST Leo Hayes(A) vs. FHS Black Kats(H) Fredericton High School Fri, Nov 25 All Day CEC Tip-off Tournament Cobequid Educational Centre Fri, Nov 25 8:00 PM AST FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Sir John A. MacDonald High Cobequid Educational Centre School(H) Sat, Nov 26 All Day CEC Tip-off Tournament Cobequid Educational Centre Sat, Nov 26 10:00 AM FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Cobequid Educational Centre(H) Cobequid Educational Centre AST Sat, Nov 26 2:00 PM AST FHS Black Kats(A) vs. Cole Harbour High School(H) Cobequid Educational Centre Mon, Nov 1:30 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 28 Tue, Nov 29 8:00 PM AST OHS(A) vs. FHS Black Kats(H) Fredericton High School Wed, Nov 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 30 Thu, Dec 4:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School 01 Fri, Dec 02 3:45 PM AST Practice Fredericton High School Tue, Dec 06 8:00 PM AST FHS Black Kats(A) vs.
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