RUGBY VIDEO: Cariboo defeats North West 17-5

The 2016 BC Summer Games in Abbotsford has provided plenty of great action.

Jul. 24, 2016 11:00 a.m.
Sports

In a close fought contest, the girls rugby squad from the cariboo defeated the North West team 17-5.

Check out some highlights below.

Video by Oswaldo Lopez Dantes

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