Williams Lake hosts Lacrosse tournament this weekend

Saturday mornings game between Williams Lake's Big Horns Lacrosse novice team against their Quesnel counterparts gets underway at the Cariboo Memorial Complex.

Williams Lake hosts Lacrosse tournament this weekend

Williams Lake's Bighorns Lacrosse is hosting a tournament today at the Cariboo Memorial Complex.

Jun. 18, 2016 6:00 p.m.
Sports

There is lots of lacrosse action taking place today (Saturday) at the Cariboo Memorial Complex as Williams Lake’s Bighorns Lacrosse hosts a tournament.

Games continue in both arenas at 12 noon and 2:30.

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