Leaside Volleyball Club 17U girls win Provincial Cup gold

by The Bulldog • November 20, 2016

Great picture of the 17U Girls team of Leaside Volleyball Club

Joy, joy as victory is clear

The Leaside Volleyball Club 17U girls have won gold in their class at the Girls Provincial Cup this weekend.

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