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Group photograph of Langley Ringette Association ringette team in the Junior Belle Division called Johnson's Rowdies. Team has 11 players, a goalie, and three coaches. Coach Brad Johnson is pictured on far right, second row.

Sign reads: Johnsons…

Group photograph of the Langley Ringette Association tween team called Budget Brake and Muffler. Team has 15 players and three coaches pictured wearing brown and gray track suit uniforms with orange crests.

Sign reads: Budget-Brake Muffler /…

Group photograph of the Langley Ringette Association junior belle team called Aldergrove Sports. Team is wearing grey and maroon/brown uniforms. 12 players and two coaches pictured.

Sign reads: Aldergrove Sports / Junior Belle / Langley Ringette…

Group photograph of the Langley Ringette Association's Big O Tire Belle team for the 1981-82 season. Seven players and a goalie pictured with two coaches.

Sign reads: Big O Tires / Belle / Langley Ringette / 1981-82. The photo was taken by…

Group photograph of the Langley Ringette Association's Fort Langley Lions team of the junor belle rep division. The team has 11 players and two goalies with two coaches. The coach on the right is Brad Johnson.

Sign reads: Fort Langley Lions /…

Black and white photographic print showing four young unidentified ringette players. Two older players are wearing their uniform jackets, one has a "C" on hers, and two younger players are wearing their uniform jackets. The photograph is taken from…

The photograph shows four ringette players, possibly from the bunnies or petite (7-12) age divisions during a ringette game on ice. One player in a red and black uniform has the ring and is approaching the side of the net while her team mate waits…

Group photograph showing members of a Langley ringette team, possibly in the petite division, wearing their uniforms and equipment and holding trophies. There are three coaches in the back row, the one on the left is Yvonne Devuyst (Johnson).

The…

Newspaper clipping with title reading "Ringettes Take off for Edmonton" printed in an unknown newspaper, possibly the Langley Advance, no date.

The article is explaining that local players from the petite, tween, junior belles and belles…