Novice Outlaws earn bronze

Local minor lacrosse team captures a bronze medal at playoffs in Medicine Hat.

The Cranbrook Minor Lacrosse Association Novice Outlaw team won a bronze medal in playoffs.

The Cranbrook Minor Lacrosse Association Novice Outlaw team won a bronze medal in playoffs.

The Novice Outlaws lacrosse team captured a bronze medal at the Southern Alberta Lacrosse Association playoffs in Medicine Hat. The rest of the Outlaw age divisions didn’t participate in the playoffs due to travel restrictions from the flooding in Alberta. The Outlaws will wrap up their season at Western Financial Place this weekend with the annual Chris Watson Memorial Tournament.

 

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