Footy fun in Clearwater – Ashcroft Cache Creek Journal

Ashcroft soccer player Jayden Wiegel (l) was part of a U13 team taking part in a tournament in Clearwater last weekend.

Footy fun in Clearwater

Ashcroft players took part in the third annual Clearwater soccer tournament.

Barbara Roden
Jun. 21, 2016 8:00 p.m.
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A U13 soccer team made up of players from the South Cariboo Minor Soccer Association took part in the third annual Clearwater Youth Soccer Footy Festival at the weekend, and came in second in their division. Ashcroft player Jacob Bond won for the hardest shot (74km/hr) in the U13 category.

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