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Sep 30, 2015 | Vicki Fenn | 1634 views
Midget Local League
Midget Local League evaluation skate process has been finalized.Evaluation skate two has been scheduled for Thursday October 1st from 9:00-10:30pm on the STMHA rink.Evaluation skates three and four will be inter-Association exhibition games.  These will both take place on Saturday October 3rd.  

Skate three will be from 3:15-4:45pm and skate four will be from 6:15-7:15pm.  Players will use the same dressing room for both games and can store their equipment in the room between games.  Drinks and fruit will be provided. Players are welcome to leave and return however they are asked to attend both sessions to aid us in our evaluations / team makeup. Rosters will be posted (at the rink) prior to skate 3.  Revisions could be made during skate 3 and both before and after skate 4.  The teams you see and the players you play with on Saturday are not necessarily the ones you will be playing on or with this season.  Final rosters will be posted to the STMHA website on Sunday. Both teams practice on Tuesday October 6th and league games could start any day after that.Please let Adrian Douglas know by way of email ([email protected]) if you cannot attend any of these three important skates.
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