The Toronto Raptors got schooled on the courts – and on geography – in Oregon on Tuesday.

The team's 'We The North'campaign, words that fans hold up on placards at games and hashtag on social media, was mocked online by the Portland Trail Blazers, who beat Toronto in overtime 102-97 Tuesday night.

The team tweeted out a map and pointed out that Portland, at 45 degrees latitude, is actually slightly north of Toronto, which is at 44 degrees. The Trail Blazers hashtagged it #WeTheNorthToo.

The team later modified their claim to #WeTheNorthwest.

So far, there has been no response on Twitter from Drake, the Raptors’ global ambassador, who gets thousands of retweets whenever he uses the hashtag:

The Minnesota Timberwolves, however, did respond, with, “oh, so you’re just going to forget about us…”

The Timberwolves are located in Minneapolis, Minn., which is at 45 degrees latitude, slightly north of Toronto and on par with Portland.

The Timberwolves may have a point.

They might even argue that their star player, Andrew Wiggins, was born in suburban Toronto and is therefore more "of the north" than certain other star players on the court for Toronto.

The Raptors' Kyle Lowry hails from Philadelphia (at 40 degrees) and star forward Portland's LaMarcus Aldridge was raised in Dallas, Texas, down at 32 degrees.