Bantam 1 Wins Bronze, News (Grand River Mustangs)

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Feb 02, 2017 | ijohnston | 5427 views
Bantam 1 Wins Bronze
The Mustangs Bantam 1 team wins Bronze in the Orangeville Tigers Sweetheart Tournament January 27-29 weekend. After winning the first three games against Caledon, Orangeville Orange and Orangeville Silver, the Mighty Mustangs faced off against the tough Mt Forest Rams team in the Semi-finals. The girls gave it their all but were nudged out by our friends from the North. The Mustangs rallied back and dominated their last game against Caledon and take home the Bronze.  It was an exciting and fun tournament for all. Congrats Girls !!! Well Done !!

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