Mid-Isle Soccer Club hosted its first annual five-a-side soccer tournament Saturday and Sunday at Forrest Field. The two-day tournament served as a fundraiser for the Mid-Isle Highlanders and saw a total of 28 teams — including five teams of adults — battle it out in friendly competition. With the addition of Under-21 B.C. Soccer League teams and a new technical co-ordinator

Mid-Isle Soccer Club holds first five-a-side tourney

Twenty-eight teams took part in Mid-Isle Soccer Club's first annual five-a-side tournament April 6-7 in Ladysmith.

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