Coaching Announcement - Minor Midget, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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Coaching Announcement - Minor Midget
The board of directors of St Thomas Minor Hockey would like to announce the following coaching change

Rumun Ndur has been appointed head coach of Minor Midget (2003)

Rumun brings experience from a 17 year junior and professional hockey career along with coaching in the GOJHL for the last 3 years.   

We are fortunate to welcome Rumun to the coaching staff of STMHA.

Minor Midget tryouts start 3 weeks from today.  Please check the team website for more information.



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