Simon Fraser Football Alumni Society tables save-the-team proposal to university
The Simon Fraser Football Alumni Society outlined details Friday of a proposal it sent to the school regarding the future of its football program.
The players and school attended a hearing Monday in B.C. Supreme Court but Justice K. Michael Stephens reserved decision on an injunction until a later date. The society is also calling on the school to maintain the scholarship amounts for its football student-athletes and rehire the program’s coaches and support staff at their previous salaries.
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