Festivities for Men and Womens’ Year End start at the Cork at 7:00pm with food at 7:30. The event will be on the restaurant side this year. If representatives from men and women have approx. numbers they expect that would be helpful. The cost will be $20/person. Awards and presentations will begin after dinner. We hope to see everyone out.
-Troy
Snow Rugby will commence at Noon at Bootsie’s new place.
The Directions to Bootsies place are:
1. Drive south of town towards Quesnel
2. Turn Left on the Willow Cale Forest Road (about 6 km past Art Knapps and just after the highway turns into 4 lanes)
3. Drive about 7km down and his house is on the right. 25395 Willow Cale.
The Mens Game for Wolfpack will be this Saturday 1pm @ Kelly Road Secondary. Be there at 12pm so we can get warmed up and everything sorted out. There will be Beer and Burgers for sale. There will be womens games on either side but schedule is not set yet. Hope to see everyone out and at practice this week!!
-James Hope
Jun 18
1 PM at Kelly Road.
Waiting for information and photos from team!
May 31
My 20 year old niece from Vanderhoof has been missing since Saturday Morning. We have been continuing helicopter searching, more road searches of the area and trying to get the message to as many people as possible and having friends across BC putting up posters in every community possible.
information site with posters, photos, whats happeing etc: http://madisonscott.ca
if you could post this link and spread the word would be great!
donations are being acepted at credit unions for “Madison Scott search fund”.
From the RCMP site:
Vanderhoof RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance as efforts continue in the search for 20 year old Madison Scott.
Madison left Vanderhoof on Friday May 27th to attend a party in Hogsback Lake, approximately 25 km south of Vanderhoof. She was last seen by those at the party around 3:00 a.m. Saturday morning. Her family called RCMP on Sunday afternoon to advise that she had not returned home and they had not heard from her. Madison has also not reached out to friends and her lack of communications is out of character and has those that love her very concerned.
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Police did attend the site and have located her tent and truck, but search efforts to date have not managed to find Madison.
Madison Scott is described as 20 year old Caucasian, 5 foot 4, 170 lbs with ginger hair. She was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and blue jean Capri pants.
The RCMP along with Search and Rescue Teams from Vanderhoof, Prince George, Burns Lake and Fort St. James RCMP will resume search efforts today of the rural area and weather conditions are good. A Swift Water Rescue team has also been called in to assist.
Police are asking anyone who may have seen Madison or may know of her whereabouts to contact Vanderhoof RCMP immediately at (250) 567-2222.
May 22
Rugby tournament in Edmonton Alberta May 21st to May 22nd.
the Gnats went…. waiting for results.
Outdoor practice outside 6pm at Edgewood Elementary School Tuesdays and Thursdays
May 16
They are defending league and provincial champions. The Prince George Gnats, intent on rumbling to similar success this season, started their year with a loss and a win Saturday in Vernon.
The Gnats opened their new Central Interior Rugby Union campaign with a 7-0 setback against the Vernon Jackals but then outlasted the Kelowna Crows 15-10.
In the Gnats-Jackals game, Vernon scored the only try in the opening minutes of the second half when Jeremy Hancyk went on a 40-yard romp through the Prince George defence. The Gnats had several chances after that but couldn’t punch the ball in for a major score.
“We were on the try line the whole time and couldn’t put anything through,” said Dave McMullen of the Gnats. “Their defence was good.”
Against Kelowna, the Gnats led 10-0 at halftime and then held off a spirited Crows side in the second half. Jesse Bieber, Glen Williams and Josh Holman scored the trys for Prince George.
“We played hard,” McMullen said. “It seemed like there was a little bit more open space for our guys to start running. We ran hard and had good D. We made some good tackles and managed to pull through in that one.”
After claiming the CIRU crown in 2010, the Gnats advanced to the Provincial Independent Club Championship and eventually beat the Kootenay Selects 15-12 in the final.
The Gnats have several key veterans back in uniform this year, guys like McMullen, Troy McKenzie, Paul Bryant and Brendan Wolf. McMullen said the Williams Lake Rustlers will likely give the Gnats the biggest challenge in the quest for the lone CIRU berth in provincials.
“I think Williams Lake is going to be our stiffest competition but I think we’ve got them,” he said.
The Gnats will be in Edmonton this coming weekend for a tournament. Their next league game is June 4 in Williams Lake.
May 14
Rugby Game in Vernon May 14th
May 11
June 25th host Vernon in Prince George
Wow an actual home game!!!!
