The West Coast kicked off a sunny Saturday afternoon with some good natured regional rivalry as youth from Tofino and Ucluelet squared off on the soccer pitch at Ucluelet’s Tugwell Fields. (Andrew Bailey photo)

The West Coast kicked off a sunny Saturday afternoon with some good natured regional rivalry as youth from Tofino and Ucluelet squared off on the soccer pitch at Ucluelet’s Tugwell Fields. (Andrew Bailey photo)

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