Regina Riot receive new jerseys ahead of WWCFL final
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Following the theft of their jerseys earlier in the season – the Regina Riot were decked out in new uniforms for their final match up of the season against the Saskatoon Vanguard.
Following the theft of their jerseys earlier in the season – the Regina Riot were decked out in new uniforms for their final matchup of the season against the Saskatoon Vanguard.
In an announcement on Sunday, the Riot announced a partnership with Capital Auto Mall. The team then revealed the group of companies provided the team with a new set of uniforms – delivered just in time for the Western Women’s Canadian Football League (WWCFL) final on June 23.
The need for new uniforms was hastened after the team’s jerseys were stolen on May 23. According to Regina police, it received a report of a theft from a vehicle on the 4000 block of Rae Street on the morning of May 24th.
Duffle bags containing the Riot’s jerseys and pants were stolen from the equipment manager’s truck. Around half of the uniforms were eventually recovered in the Cathedral area.
The theft was not a first for the club – as the team’s jerseys also went missing in 2018 after the team manager’s truck was stolen.
The vehicle, with the jerseys inside were fully recovered in that case.
To help fill the gap, the Regina Thunder loaned the team their uniforms shortly after the theft.
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