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XFC U-14 girls win provincial bronze

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SaltWire Network | Posted: Sept. 10, 2014, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 12:25 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The XFC U-14 girls brought home bronze from the Nova Scotia Soccer League U-14 Provincials over the weekend. 
The XFC U-14 girls brought home bronze from the Nova Scotia Soccer League U-14 Provincials over the weekend. 

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The XFC U-14 girls brought home bronze from the Nova Scotia Soccer League U-14 Provincials over the weekend. They defeated Valley 5-0 in the bronze medal game. Back row from left: Emily White, Alicia Thomsen, Julia Delorey, Gabrielle Jenkins, Ella MacLean, Lindsey Smith, Marcy MacCallum, Morgan Walsh, Elise Canning, Sarah Wynn-Baudoux and Scott MacKinnon (coach). Front row: Haley Ingemansen, Baillie Lynds, Kari Waller,Bailey Cathcart, Lindsey MacIvor and Brianna Francis. 

The XFC U-14 girls brought home bronze from the Nova Scotia Soccer League U-14 Provincials over the weekend. They defeated Valley 5-0 in the bronze medal game. Back row from left: Emily White, Alicia Thomsen, Julia Delorey, Gabrielle Jenkins, Ella MacLean, Lindsey Smith, Marcy MacCallum, Morgan Walsh, Elise Canning, Sarah Wynn-Baudoux and Scott MacKinnon (coach). Front row: Haley Ingemansen, Baillie Lynds, Kari Waller,Bailey Cathcart, Lindsey MacIvor and Brianna Francis. 

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