Wildcats celebrate National Women and Girls in Sports Day

by The Bulldog • February 6, 2020

Shining faces of some Toronto Leaside Wildcats

This great photo was posted by the Toronto Leaside Wildcats to mark National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Talk about shining faces.

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