Jackson Cup men’s soccer finals at RAP

It's been a while: Bays United face Cowichan FC in the Jackson Cup final, ending a long final drought for the Bays

Bays United return to the Jackson Cup final on Sunday and will face Cowichan FC, the defending 2011 champions.

Game time is 3 p.m. Sunday (April 1), part of the Vancouver Island Soccer League’s cup weekend at Royal Athletic Park.

Tickets can be purchased at Royal Athletic Park for $3.

Saturday, March 31

George Smith U21 Cup: NoonNanaimo United vs. Bays United Gunners

George Pearkes Challenge Cup: 3 p.m.Cordova Bay Bobcats (Division 3A) vs. Gordon Head Active Earth Eng. (Division 3B)(Divisions 3 & 4)

Sunda, April 1

Tony Grover Cup: NoonGorge FC vs. UVic Alumni (Masters Division)

Jackson Cup: 3 p.m.Bays United vs. Cowichan FC (Divisions 1 & 2)

For more details visit Visl.org.

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