GMHA Info Session -- Hockey Canada's half ice hockey initiative, News (Gananoque Minor Hockey)

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Sep 04, 2019 | Administration | 13589 views
GMHA Info Session -- Hockey Canada's half ice hockey initiative
Attention all Future Stars, IP, Minor Novice and Novice parents.

Brett Gibson will be hosting an information night on behalf of the Gananoque Minor Hockey Association regarding Hockey Canada’s half ice Hockey initiative. This session will take place on Thursday September 5th at 5:30 at the Lou Jeffries Arena. The information session will include a slideshow with Brett highlighting the implementation and benefits of half ice Hockey. Following the slideshow Brett will address any questions that participants may have.

This session will be very beneficial to anyone looking to further educate themselves on this new program, the benefits and reasoning behind it and how it will be run.

Thanks,GMHA Executive

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