THE COMOX VALLEY Bantam C Scotiabank Vipers were undefeated in the Campbell River 2013 Bantam Tournament held Nov. 28 to Dec. 1. The team went on to win a hard-fought and nail-biter of a championship game. The boys thank their head coach Don Behan and their parents for their support this year and a special thanks to their sponsor

THE COMOX VALLEY Bantam C Scotiabank Vipers were undefeated in the Campbell River 2013 Bantam Tournament held Nov. 28 to Dec. 1. The team went on to win a hard-fought and nail-biter of a championship game. The boys thank their head coach Don Behan and their parents for their support this year and a special thanks to their sponsor

Scotiabank Vipers win Campbell River tourney

Bantam hockey team goes undefeated to take top honours

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