Picture Langley - May 22 & 24

 

 
Langley Advance May 24, 2012
 
 
 
Showing support: Langley United soccer players were out in full force - and uniform - Friday at McLeod Athletic Park, to cheer on the Vancouver Whitecaps FC women's team, which hosted the Colorado Rush. More than 1,200 fans, including the contingent of boys and girls players, watched the Rush edge the 'Caps 1-0 on a clear night.
 

Showing support: Langley United soccer players were out in full force - and uniform - Friday at McLeod Athletic Park, to cheer on the Vancouver Whitecaps FC women's team, which hosted the Colorado Rush. More than 1,200 fans, including the contingent of boys and girls players, watched the Rush edge the 'Caps 1-0 on a clear night.

Photograph by: James Stumph photo , Langley United

Here we present some of the photos that represented aspects of Langley community over the past week. Some are news photos of events or incidents. Others were provided by our readers.

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Showing support: Langley United soccer players were out in full force - and uniform - Friday at McLeod Athletic Park, to cheer on the Vancouver Whitecaps FC women's team, which hosted the Colorado Rush. More than 1,200 fans, including the contingent of boys and girls players, watched the Rush edge the 'Caps 1-0 on a clear night.
 

Showing support: Langley United soccer players were out in full force - and uniform - Friday at McLeod Athletic Park, to cheer on the Vancouver Whitecaps FC women's team, which hosted the Colorado Rush. More than 1,200 fans, including the contingent of boys and girls players, watched the Rush edge the 'Caps 1-0 on a clear night.

Photograph by: James Stumph photo , Langley United

 
Showing support: Langley United soccer players were out in full force - and uniform - Friday at McLeod Athletic Park, to cheer on the Vancouver Whitecaps FC women's team, which hosted the Colorado Rush. More than 1,200 fans, including the contingent of boys and girls players, watched the Rush edge the 'Caps 1-0 on a clear night.
Staff recognition: Donna Bohl (left) shook hands with Langley School District Trustee Megan Dykeman during the school board's presentation of long service awards May 15. Teachers, support staff, administration, and clerical, janitorial, and busing staff who have worked for the district for 20, 30, or 40 years were recognized.
Singers let wail at Cloverdale: Young Langley singers Cassidy Hoflin, 12, and Kaitlyn Santa Juana, 15, were among contenders in the B.C. Junior talent competition held Saturday at the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair this weekend. Following on the heels of the Langley Has Talent contest earlier this month, the two local hopefuls tried again to win, but without success. Nevertheless, both young singers vow to keep competing.
Singers let wail at Cloverdale: Young Langley singers Cassidy Hoflin, 12, and Kaitlyn Santa Juana, 15, were among contenders in the B.C. Junior talent competition held Saturday at the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair this weekend. Following on the heels of the Langley Has Talent contest earlier this month, the two local hopefuls tried again to win, but without success. Nevertheless, both young singers vow to keep competing.
Singers let wail at Cloverdale: Young Langley singers Cassidy Hoflin, 12, and Kaitlyn Santa Juana, 15, were among contenders in the B.C. Junior talent competition held Saturday at the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair this weekend. Following on the heels of the Langley Has Talent contest earlier this month, the two local hopefuls tried again to win, but without success. Nevertheless, both young singers vow to keep competing.
Up-and-coming Langley singer Emily Taylor Adams, 20, performed in between the barrel racing and saddle-bronc events.
Yee-haw! Sydney Daines and her horse from Innisfail Alta. turned the corner during the ladies barrel racing event, part of Sunday afternoon's Cloverdale Rodeo performance.
Saddle bronc riding was also part of the 66th annual rodeo, which ran May 18-21.
An angry saddle bronc looked to bust loose from its shoot.
 
 
 
 
 

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