Game on for SHSS field hockey

Stanley Humphries split their first two games of their playday on Friday, beating South Okanagan (Oliver 2) 4-0 and losing to Oliver 1.

Morgan Flynn of Stanley Humphries tries to score on South Okanagan goaltender Sharna Bouffield as the two teams faced off Friday at Pass Creek Park in Castlegar.

Stanley Humphries split their first two games of their playday on Friday, beating South Okanagan (Oliver 2) 4-0 and losing to Oliver 1. The team played two more games on Saturday. All games were at Pass Creek Park in Castlegar.

 

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