Steve Royer running the 10 K in Abbotsford. Facebook file

Steve Royer running the 10 K in Abbotsford. Facebook file

Kimberley city councillor Royer wins silver at 55+ Games

Kimberley city councillor Steve Royer won a silver medal at the BC 55+ Games this past weekend.

At the Games last year, Royer brought home three bronze.

He won the silver for the 10 K race and says he fought hard for it, as his age group was very competitive, and instead of running on the roads, he had to run 25 lap on the track.

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