Body Checking Eliminated in Pee Wee, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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May 25, 2013 | lsmith | 9999 views
Body Checking Eliminated in Pee Wee
Breaking News - Hockey Canada voted today at their Annual General Meeting to move the introduction of body checking from Pee Wee to Bantam effective immediately for the 2013-14 season.

In St. Thomas these changes will only effect our Travel program there will be no changes to house league, where body checking was eliminated many years ago.

We will post more details as they become available.

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Centennial Sports Club
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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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