By paNOW Staff

Cops clinch friendly hockey showdown with P.A. youth

Dec 12, 2018 | 4:11 PM

It’s a fun rivalry that helps build bridges between the Prince Albert Police Service and youth in the community.

PAPS members claimed bragging rights for another year after the friendly tussle at the Alfred Jenkins Field House Wednesday.

The police team will keep the trophy they clinched last year after the latest edition of the floor hockey match up that pits members of the P.A. Outreach Program against the Prince Albert City Police/SWAT team.

In the spirit of the occasion the winners also get to enjoy a pizza lunch bought by their opponents.

According to the organizers, the youth look forward to playing against the PAPS and getting to know them on a personal and fun level. There is quite a bit of teasing and laughing between the two teams they said.

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The youth team members will reflect on their performance in the hope they can wrestle the trophy back from the cops next year.

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