Renegades shutout Edmonton

The Red Deer Renegades U18 Tier 2 boys defeated Edmonton Southwest United 3-0 in their final indoor soccer league game on Sunday.

The Red Deer Renegades U18 Tier 2 boys defeated Edmonton Southwest United 3-0 in their final indoor soccer league game on Sunday.

Juan Moreno, Josh Cruickshank and Sam Day scored for Red Deer while Brody Slagman earned the shutout.

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