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According to the excellent site, yes!
Full week 2 results:
Columbus 2-4 VUFC
West Van 1-2 Westside
Chinter 3-2 MetroFord
BB5 5-0 Rinos
Croats 2-2 Norvan
Pomo 6-1 Sapperton
Standings going into Week 3
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Full week 2 results:
Columbus 2-4 VUFC
West Van 1-2 Westside
Chinter 3-2 MetroFord
BB5 5-0 Rinos
Croats 2-2 Norvan
Pomo 6-1 Sapperton
Standings going into Week 3
Not really.
Columbus in VMSL
"Columbus" in FVSL to skirt NCAA rules and have SFU play all winter. I'm sure they will magically have a bunch of their valley games postponed before November
SoccerDaD14
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BB5 game abandoned today....midfielder taken away in an ambulance! took the ambulance almost an hour to get there.....2 injuries for BB5 today Nationals are 9 days away? Score was irrelevant but 1 - 0 to BB5 when stopped
Have you seen how your son tackles? Baby torpedo?
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Spankmemanky
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His son tackles like he was taught ….the wee hatchet
Unitedforever
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So do we all remember the lawsuit that happened in a north van unaffiliated league due to a reckless tackle? Well… Here we go again
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North Vancouver rec soccer player awarded $103,000 in damages - BC | Globalnews.ca
A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling could serve as a warning for anyone playing recreational sports about playing too rough after a rec player was seriously injured by an opponent.
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Yeah, remember that BS but was wondering if something in the news regarding this weekend's incident.North Vancouver rec soccer player awarded $103,000 in damages - BC | Globalnews.ca
A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling could serve as a warning for anyone playing recreational sports about playing too rough after a rec player was seriously injured by an opponent.
Unitedforever
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Yes, and now we have another new situation similar on the riseNorth Vancouver rec soccer player awarded $103,000 in damages - BC | Globalnews.ca
A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling could serve as a warning for anyone playing recreational sports about playing too rough after a rec player was seriously injured by an opponent.
I thought that decision ripe for an appeal; seasoned ref only gives a yellow but it's worth civil sanctioning? Appellate courts are loathe to interfere with trial judgements because the trial judge is who actually saw the witnesses testify etc etc... seems to me the same argument could have been made with respect to the referee's assessment... but, I wasn't part of that trial, so maybe there's more to the story...
