Twin Cities Predators, part of the Canadian Junior Football League (CJFL), will be playing the Brampton Bears this Friday, September 7th, at Knight-Newbrough, University Stadium in Waterloo at 7:30pm. Tickets will be $10 and anyone under the age of 16 will get in free.
The Predators played the Hamilton Hurricanes Friday night at Knight-Newbrough, University Stadium in Waterloo and lost 29-7.
Tom Arnott, head coach of the Predators, commented on the game, mentioning turnover as an issue.Β Β βWe canβt have too many turnovers without it having an impact on the game,β he said.
Twin Cities Predators is based in Kitchener-Waterloo, but it recruits players from Waterloo Region and beyond.Β Β The Predators are considered a farm team of the Toronto Argonauts. Players are between the ages of 17-22 and some are in high school, college, university or work full-time.Β Β Jim Macarthur has resumed his role as Head of Football Operations this year.
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