The Campbell River Fighting Eagles Jr. Bantam team defeated the Parksville Titans on Sunday afternoon at Phoenix school in minor football action. Next up for the Eagles is a game Sunday against Ladysmith. The peewee Eagles play at 11 a.m. followed by the Jr. Bantam team which takes the field at 1 p.m.

Titan sandwich

The Campbell River Fighting Eagles Jr. Bantam team defeated the Parksville Titans on Sunday afternoon at Phoenix school in minor football action.

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