Players Needed for City Spring League, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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Mar 29, 2012 | lsmith | 12621 views
Players Needed for City Spring League
The City of St. Thomas is still in need of Pee Wee & Bantam/Midget Players for their spring 3 on 3 league.

· 10 game season runs April 14 - June 2012
· $168.26(HST Included)
· Individual Registrations Only
· 1 referee per game

· 40 minute games
· Beginners play 4-on-4 & 5-on-5
· Tyke to Midget plays 3-on-3
· Full equipment is mandatory

For more information please contract Martin Run - [email protected] or 519-633-7112
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