Lee Croucher, a fisherman from Newfoundland, holds the soccer ball he found from Ulaajuk school in Pond Inlet. The ball was lost 10 years ago. (Photo courtesy of Lee Croucher)
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Ulaajak school principal says students kicked ball into ocean 10 years ago wondering how far it would go
A soccer ball from Pond Inlet recently ended up as an unlikely catch for a Newfoundland lobster fisherman. Lee Croucher works out of Beaumont, Long Island, off the coast of Newfoundland, and calls Roberts Arm, N.L., population 805, his home.
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