Prince George returns to football field Saturday in Langley to face the Rams
The Prince George Kodiaks held off the defending B.C. Football Conference champions for a full quarter of Saturday’s game in Langford.
They kept the Westshore Rebels scoreless into the second quarter before eventually falling 45-25 in front of a crowd of about 2,000 at Starlight Stadium.After Linden Williams gave the Rebels a 7-4 lead, Kodiaks kick returner Myron Brown ran the ensuing kickoff into the length of the field into the end zone to restore the Prince George lead.
Back-to-back rushing touchdowns from Carter Wiliams gave the Rebels some breathing space heading into the halftime intermission. The Rebels kept up the momentum to start the third quarter when linebacker Fermani Okunola picked off a Sawyer Thiessen pass and ran it in for a pick-six to add to the Westshore lead.
Carson Briere hauled in Thiessen pass for his third touchdown of the season from about 10 yards out and Thiessen ran in a bootleg for another Prince George major in the second half.Ethan Ready will provide the play-by-play behind the mic on Country 97 FM, starting at 4 p.m.
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