The rain was coming down hard last weekend

The rain was coming down hard last weekend

Prince Rupert’s Riverboat Days rugby

The rain was coming down hard last weekend, but that didn’t stop members of the Prince Rupert Seamen Rugby Club from taking to the field with three Terrace teams for some Riverboat Days Rugby

The rain was coming down hard last weekend, but that didn’t stop members of the Prince Rupert Seamen Rugby Club from taking to the field with three Terrace teams for some Riverboat Days Rugby.

 

 

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