Prince George Kodiaks Head Coach Jamie Boreham has another feather in his cap.
At the Canadian Junior Football League's Celebration of Excellence in Saskatoon last night, Boreham was named the Gordon Currie Coach of the Year.
It was a Saturday night to forget at Masich Place Stadium for the Prince George Kodiaks, as they fell 60-6 to the undefeated Okanagan Sun.Â
"It was execution, we weren't our finest for sure," said Kodiaks Head Coach Jamie Boreham.Â
The Prince George Kodiaks have closed out their first half of the season with a winning record, thanks to a 31-12 win over the Kamloops Broncos last night. (Saturday)
It was a bit of a rough start offensively for the Kodiaks at Hillside Stadium, fumbling close to the Broncos goal line.Â
The Prince George Kodiaks essentially flipped the script from last week as they picked up a 33-13 win over the Kamloops Broncos.Â
Brady Harper had a brilliant first half kicking the ball for the Kodiaks at Hillside Stadium, splitting the uprights from 30 yards out.
UNBC drops to 0-10 on the campaign and will be in Victoria and Vancouver Friday and Saturday to play the Vikes and Thunderbirds. Kickoff each night is at 5pm.
The Timberwolves improved to 2-4-6 while Thompson Rivers drops to 6-5-0. UNBC is back on the road this weekend taking on the Victoria Vikes on Friday followed by a Saturday matchup against UBC.
After a nine-day hiatus coupled with Sunday's shootout loss to the Broncos, the Cougars are off for another six days before hitting the road to Kelowna to battle against the Rockets on October 17th. Puck drop is at 6:05 from Prospera Place.