Sailor named lacrosse player of the year – Williams Lake Tribune

Sailor named lacrosse player of the year

Williams Lake Bighorns lacrosse player Tristan Sailor was named player of the year.

Jun. 27, 2012 6:00 a.m.
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Williams Lake Bighorns midget coach Ken Grieve presents this year’s Bighorns Player of the Year award to Tristan Sailor last week. Sailor is a member of the Bighorns midget club.

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