Kodiaks Face Deadline, Seek Former Coach's Return

0:00The Prince George Kodiak's junior football team faces a critical deadline to stay in the game. At their annual general meeting on Wednesday night, the new board learned they have just 48 hours to meet BC. Football conference requirements for the upcoming season. Those rules demand proof of a full roster, solid coaching staff, and a workable financial plan with a budget. The conference wants everything in place before approving their spot in the Canadian junior football league. Fans and players have felt the shake-up hard after the head coach got fired amid money troubles. Even though he led the team to playoffs and earned, coach of the year honors. That move sparked several players to quit for other teams and forced the old president, vice president, and treasurer to step down. Now the new board is meeting today and eyeing a return for the former coach, a one-time pro player. Lee president Tyler McLaren is stepping in to help them clear the hurdles. With time ticking fast, the Kodiak's fate hangs in the balance as they scramble to rebuild and hit those targets.

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