GETTING OPEN — EMILY JONES of Pinnacles FC looks for a teammate to dish the ball off to during the Pinnacles FC Ice Breaker soccer tournament during the Easter weekend. The soccer club will be hosting another tournament this weekend for club teams

GETTING OPEN — EMILY JONES of Pinnacles FC looks for a teammate to dish the ball off to during the Pinnacles FC Ice Breaker soccer tournament during the Easter weekend. The soccer club will be hosting another tournament this weekend for club teams

GETTING OPEN

Pinnacles FC hosting a club tournament and district league play

Pinnacles FC hosted an Ice Breaker tournament last weekend and this weekend will have a tournament for club teams and District league action.

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