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Out-shooting the Mariners by 23 shots, OKFC were looking to continue their two-game winning streak and continue to distance themselves from the three straight losses they had to begin the season.

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With nearly 500 fans attending the teamsa国际传媒檚 second home game of the season, the entire Okanagan FC squad was hoping to notch their third win of the season and

OKFC hits the road for a two-game road trip in Surrey and New Westminster after a week off.

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Okanagan FC returns to the Apple Bowl for back-to-back games July 6 and 7.

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