Broncos hand out postseason awards

Broncos hand out postseason awards The BCFC's Kamloops Broncos named Tyler Lee as their most valuable player as they handed out postseason awards earlier this week. The other awards went to Ben Groenwegen, Coaches Award; Wes Black, most improved; Derek Apps, special teams player of the year; Chris Rosa, defensive rookie of the year; Jacob Palmarin, offensive rookie of the year; Braden McCarthy, most inspirational player; Adam Nesbitt and Grady Chalmers, outstanding defensive player; and, Shayne Arthurs, team leadership award. * * * The Kamloops Classic Swim Club came home with 31 first-place finishes at the Penticton Iron Pentathlon Invitational on the weekend. The Iron Pentathlon challenges swimmers to race events in all four strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly) plus medleys, in each of the sprint, middle and distance lengths. clubs. The Classics won the team competition, also posting 17 seconds and 18 thirds. Austin Phillips, Cheap Newport Cigarettes in 12 and under, was named the overall male Iron Pentathlon champion after winning the distance and sprint pentathlons and placing second in the middle distance pentathlon. Marina Ackermann, also in 12 and under, was second in the girls Iron Pentathlon rankings by placing second in the distance, Marlboro Menthol Cigarettes fourth in Marlboro Red Cigarettes the middle distance Cigarettes For Sale Online and fifth in the sprint. In the 13-and-14-year-old division, Megan Dalke won the overall title by winning all three pentathlons. In the boys section, Colin Gilbert was second in all three pentathlon distances. Shaina Kloska, in 15 and over, won the overall female Iron Pentathlon by winning all three Marlboro Lights 100S distances.