Under 12 girls soccer

Nine teams of under-12 girls got together for some footy over the weekend at Springwood Field.

Nine teams of under-12 girls got together for some footy over the weekend at Springwood Field. There were two teams from Oceanside and the rest came from all over Vancouver Island to play on Sunday.

Nine teams of under-12 girls got together for some footy over the weekend at Springwood Field. There were two teams from Oceanside and the rest came from all over Vancouver Island to play on Sunday.

Nine teams of under-12 girls got together for some footy over the weekend at Springwood Field. There were two teams from Oceanside and the rest came from all over Vancouver Island to play on Sunday.

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