Region 5 Team Set For Provincial Go For The Gold Competition

By Ray Baynton

September 14, 2015 - 12:50pm

A Perth County team will be representing Region 5 in the provincial Go For The Gold competition at the Royal.

They defeated another Perth County team, two teams from Grey and a Huron County entry to win the Regional in Listowel.

Team members are Glenna Vender Heiden, Brett Harding, Nathan Williams, Brooklyn Johnston and Halle Horn.

They're coached by Carolyn Vander Heiden and Terri Kraus.

The Provincial Go For The Gold competition is November 7th at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.

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