Victoria Royals work on team chemistry through military training

Posted By: Kevin Charachon: September 19, 2018In: Sports

WATCH: Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt welcomed the Victoria Royals hockey team for a day of Canadian Navy basic training. The Victoria Royals open their regular season Friday night against the Prince George Cougars at the Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre.

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