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PG Kodiaks hire former CFL player to run programs

Brody Langager
By Brody Langager

Prince George and the north will see a new face helping the development of football in the area.

Keon Raymond, a retired CFL player who played for the Calgary Stampeders and Toronto Argonauts, will be taking the helm as Director of Football Operations for the PG Kodiaks.

The two-time Grey Cup Champion will be heading to Prince George in July.

 

 

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