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Jul 19, 2011 | lsmith | 1265 views
Tryout Registration Deadline - AUGUST 1st.
ALL players interested in trying out for a Travel Team must register and pay the tryout fee by AUGUST 1st.

All NON RESIDENT PLAYERS must first register with their home centre and obtain an NRP passport then register with St. Thomas for tryouts - for further information on the NRP Registration please check out our Non Resident Players (NRP) page.

The Tryout schedule is posted on our web site.



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