By Anthony Corea

KODIAKS CAMP

Kodiaks resume Training Camp after wildfire smoke delays activities

Jul 14, 2023 | 4:52 PM

PRINCE GEORGE — It maybe wasn’t the most ideal environment, But for the Prince George Kodiaks, every rep hit, and moment on the field matters when opening day kickoff is less than a month away.

Mother Nature put a wrench in the football team’s original plans. With wildfire smoke clouding Masich Place Stadium. Head Coach Jamie Boreham knows how crucial training camp is to a football team. A time to evaluate players and teach them fundamentals, something that isn’t possible without a field. So when the Northern Sports Centre opened itself up to the team. It was the perfect opportunity

Now it’s work, work, work as coaches, and more importantly, the players look forward to July 29th when the team takes on the Okanagan Sun.

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