Williams Lake Stampeders Aaron Zurak and Caleb Roy take some time following Sunday’s game to pose for a photo with team fan Tyrel Schalles

Williams Lake Stampeders Aaron Zurak and Caleb Roy take some time following Sunday’s game to pose for a photo with team fan Tyrel Schalles

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Stampeders take time to visit with fan after Saturday's game.

  • Nov. 20, 2014 10:00 a.m.
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