Bonneville honors former coach Bryan Lampard at home opener Friday night

By Eric Moon

September 5, 2022 4:42 PM

Published September 5, 2022 4:57 PM

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - The Bonneville Bees honored a former coach, Bryan Lampard, at Friday night's home-opening win over Century after Lampard died in February.

The Bees wore uniforms donated by Rockwell Homes with a special patch on their helmets to honor Lampard. Bryan's family came to Idaho Falls from multiple parts of the country and took part in a pregame ceremony as well.

During the game, Jack Romander scored a 60-yard defensive touchdown that was significant in the victory. After a Bee scores a touchdown, they get a brand new ball to give to someone special in their lives in the stands.

Romander, a close family friend to the Lampards, gave the ball to Bryan's mom, Carol Lampard, a wonderful tribute to the former Bees coach.

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