Leaping into action

CVUSC boys and girls teams hold friendly on the weekend

CONNOR MCGRADY OF the Predators leaps to control the ball during Comox Valley United Soccer Club friendly between the U13 boys and U15 girls.

CONNOR MCGRADY OF the Predators leaps to control the ball during Comox Valley United Soccer Club friendly between the U13 boys and U15 girls.

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