Cloverdale U15 Reds capture division title with walk-off win

The Cloverdale Reds celebrate after winning the U15 Bantam A Tier 2 Division Championship game 10-9 over North Langley June 16. Back row: Coach Doug Raphael, Coach Gerry McPeake, Greg Zakarian, Landon Bukowski, Jacob Doucette, Liam Daniel, Coach Chris Doucette. Middle row: Riley Markowsky, Spencer Cartwright, Cobyn McLauchlin, Christian Parry, Carter McPeake. Front: Conner Tenford. (Photo Submitted: Lori Doucette)
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