By Ken Alexander
Despite having half a dozen players battling a flu bug and being very nauseous, the 100 Mile House Wranglers sucked it up and grabbed five out of six possible points last weekend.
"They were throwing up during the pre-game run and warm-up; they toughed it out and I think we're on the back end of it. It's on the back end for some but you don't know about the other guys," says head coach and general manager Dale "Duner" Hladun.
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