Langley Saints’ Pandeep Heyer (left) keeps a would-be Bateman Timberwolves tackler at arm’s length during senior boys rugby action at McLeod Athletic Park on Tuesday (April 26) afternoon. The Saints improved to 5-0 with the 22-10 victory. They close out the regular season by hosting Chilliwack’s G.W. Graham Grizzlies on May 3. Both teams are 5-0 entering the regular season finale. The Fraser Valley tier 1 AA playoffs begin the following week.

Photo: At arm’s length

Langley Saints ready for first-place showdown next week

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