2016-2017 Hockey Season Wrapping Up, News (Gananoque Minor Hockey)

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Mar 29, 2017 | Marilynn Thivierge | 861 views
2016-2017 Hockey Season Wrapping Up
The 2016-2017 hockey season is winding down ....

The ICHL teams finished their season this past weekend with their Championship Days. Frontenac, Loyalist, Stirling and Picton hosted this years final day games.

The Thomson Fastener Novice REP team played in the Cross Border Clash in Baltimore, Ontario this past weekend.

We have several teams competing this weekend in the Kids For Kids Tournament in Kingston. All four peewee and bantam house league teams,  as well as the  Home Hardware Midget Rep team, are competing. The tournament runs from March 31st to April 2nd. 

Thank you to all who helped out in any capacity this hockey season.

2016-2017 GMHA Executive



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