EMCS Wolverines engage against Esquimalt

On December 17, the EMCS Wolverines faced down Esquimalt and walked away with a strong win, 73 to 46.

A team photo of the EMCS Wolverines.

A team photo of the EMCS Wolverines.

On December 17, the EMCS Wolverines faced down Esquimalt and walked away with a strong win, 73 to 46. A team tournament, EMCS against Esquimalt, took place on the weekend before Christmas. Results will be printed in next week’s paper.

 

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