NORTH ISLAND RAGE U12 field lacrosse team posted their first win of the season on the weekend. The Rage travelled to Victoria on Sunday to play against the Capital City's Pac Rim team and went 1-1. They lost 13-8 and won 18-14.

NORTH ISLAND RAGE U12 field lacrosse team posted their first win of the season on the weekend. The Rage travelled to Victoria on Sunday to play against the Capital City's Pac Rim team and went 1-1. They lost 13-8 and won 18-14.

North Island Rage post first win

U12 field lacrosse team knocks off Pac Rim in Victoria

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