Renegades edge Spruce Grove

The Red Deer Renegades edged the Spruce Grove KC Trojans 3-2 in U12 Tier I girls’ indoor soccer league play during the weekend.

The Red Deer Renegades edged the Spruce Grove KC Trojans 3-2 in U12 Tier I girls’ indoor soccer league play during the weekend.

Tyler Vercaigne had two goals and Mikayla Fujimoto one for Red Deer.

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