A visiting hockey team from Banff, Alberta, was forced to play a game in Victoria in borrowed gear after their jerseys and equipment were stolen.
Have you seen these hockey jerseys or goalie gear? They were stolen from a Banff Alberta, team visiting for a tournament. #F1856340 #yyj If you have info call us at (250) 995-7654 or @VicCrimeStop at 1-800-222-8477 | https://t.co/1TlgNV8qeL pic.twitter.com/5KNE9GxwX1
— Victoria Police (@vicpdcanada) December 14, 2018
The international-playing midget team reported on Dec. 14 that their gear was stolen from a locked trailer parked at their Douglas Street hotel. Both their home and away jerseys, as well as some of the goalie’s gear, had been taken overnight.
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VicPD said the team colours are black, gold and white, with “Banff Academy” written on the front of each.
The goalie’s gear included a blocker, catcher, chest and shoulder protector as well as pants and a goalie mask, all with CCM branding.
VicPD is asking anyone with information about the incident or the location of the equipment by calling 250-995-7654 or Crime Stoppers.
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