2017-2018 GMHA Executive, News (Gananoque Minor Hockey)

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Apr 05, 2017 | Marilynn Thivierge | 7500 views
2017-2018 GMHA Executive
Election of Officers was held last night at the GMHA AGM.

Here is your GMHA Executive for the 2017-2018 hockey season:

President: Robb Bowman
Vice President (Rules & Discipline): Paul Mayhew
2nd Vice President (REP Convenor): Jeremy France
3rd Vice President (Health & Safety): Phil Chitty
OMHA Centre Contact & Registrar: Marilynn Thivierge
Secretary: Catherine Ferguson
Treasurer: Charlene O'Connor
Ice Scheduler: Scott Baldree
Equipment: Joe Phillips
Fundraising: Shelly Crowe & Angie Lindop
ICHL Convenor (Future Stars, IP, Tyke, Novice & Atom): Barry Lanigan
ICHL Convenor (Peewee, Bantam, Midget): Michelle Flegal


Welcome and Congratulations to all.

Thank you to the outgoing Executive for your work in the 2016-2017 hockey season.

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