Chloe Towpich, left, of the Bumble Bees battles Morgan Wylie of the Royals in Under 11 youth soccer play Saturday at Marshall Field. (Brieanna Charlebois/ Morning Star)

Chloe Towpich, left, of the Bumble Bees battles Morgan Wylie of the Royals in Under 11 youth soccer play Saturday at Marshall Field. (Brieanna Charlebois/ Morning Star)

Cars broken into at Okanagan soccer field

Players and families reminded to lock vehicles and don't leave valuables in car

  • May. 27, 2019 12:00 a.m.

Soccer families are the latest victims of having their vehicles broken into.

The North Okanagan Youth Soccer Association has issued an alert after cars were broken into at Marshall Field recently.

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“If you are at Marshall for games or for the mass practices please lock your cars and don’t leave valuables in your car,” NOYSA reminds players and families. “There have been reports of cars broken into while in the parking lot.”

There is a mass practice Monday, May 27 at 5:30 p.m.

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