Bantam & Midget/Juvenile HL Roster, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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Oct 01, 2010 | lsmith | 1255 views
Bantam & Midget/Juvenile HL Roster
Team Rosters for the Bantam and Midget/Juvenile House League teams are being posted on the League sites. Players will need to go the league site to find their teams.

To find your team:

1. Visit the League Site:
2. Select a Team:
3. And Select Player Roster - you will need to search all teams until you find yours.

Sponsors
Mark REID Memorial Fund
Mark participated in minor hockey in St Thomas as a child. His love of the game continued throughout his life. In his memory, a fund has been created, providing annual funding to offset costs to those in need. Those children selected will in turn get an opportunity to participate in minor hockey in St Thomas, and experience the same enjoyment from our great game as Mark did. To apply: speak to Vicki in the STMHA office.
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atoMc - McDonalds Canada
In keeping with a 40-year heritage, McDonald’s Canada is proud to support minor hockey in communities across the country, by offering young players a unique opportunity to build their sense of teamwork and focus on the joy of playing.
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Centennial Sports Club
The Centennial Sports Club has been a dedicated sponsor for over 20 years for both house league and tournaments.
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The True Sport Principles are a rallying point for True Sport members — they are universal. The principles can be brought to life in any sport at any level, from playground to podium. An Olympic rowing squad can embrace these principles with the same sense of pride and purpose as an elementary school, an old-timers' league, or a community hockey arena. For sport to be truly good and have the opportunity to make the greatest difference, all seven of these principles need to be in play at all times, working in perfect balance with one another.