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Current Headlines2010/11 STO Player RecommendationsTeam Managers & Coaches, please find and review the player recommendation document here. We are in the process of establishing the Talent Identification Camp roster for the upcoming 2010/11 season. Invitations will be going out the first week of July so that these players can prepare for the Selection Camp on September 18 & 19 in Milton.2010 Women's Training and Selection CampThe training and selection camp for the 2010/11 Women's team has been set for August 7, 2010 in Cambridge. All disabled women 14 years old and up are invited to attend. Click here for the full release including registration information.Championship Saturday RoundupThe Ontario Sledge Hockey Association held it’s Second Annual Championships in Oshawa on Saturday March 27. Hosted by the Durham Steelhawks Sledge Hockey Association at Ice Sports Arena in Oshawa, the day consisted of four gold medal championship games for each of the Junior, Intermediate C, B and A divisions. With participants including teams from Ontario and the State of New York, all four games featured highly competitive and entertaining sledge hockey.Mississauga teams took the Junior and Intermediate A divisions with London taking the Intermediate B division and the Hamilton Score winning the Intermediate C division in a shootout. Special guests in attendance included Jeremy Booker and Graeme Murray of Sledge Team Canada, Todd Sargeant - President of the Ontario Sledge Hockey Association, Cathy Vincelli – Executive Director of ParaSport Ontario, and Phillip McKee – Executive Director of the Ontario Hockey Federation. Click here for the full release. North Bay Spreads Sledge HockeyIn the March 30, 2010 edition of the North Bay Nugget there were 2 stories that shine a light on our great sport of sledge hockey. One, the story of Kyle Tremblay who is new to the sport but has some lofty goals he's shooting for and the other of a friendly match between the Ice Breakers and an able bodied team who learn that sledge is a lot harder than it looks.Follow the links to read the full stories. Kyle's story A friendly match |
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