Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts
at the Cornwall Civic Complex
Rachel Homan from the Ottawa Curling Club leads the standings at 4 & 0
Danielle Inglis of the Dixie Curling Club is 4 & 1
The Susan Froud rink from Alliston is tied for 5th at 2 & 2
The Alliston Curling Club entry includes Karen Rowsell, Jessica Humphries & Kristina Brauch
Draw 6 is this morning at 8:30 am
Homan meets Megan Balsdon ( 2 & 2 ) of Woodstock while the Froud rink faces Hollie Duncan ( 3 & 1 ) of the Royal Canadian Curling Club.
Ontario Men's Tankard
at Cornwall Civic Centre
The John Epping rink from Leaside is undefeated at 4 & 0
Glenn Howard of the Penetanguishene Curling Club is 4 & 1
The Penetanguishene entry features Tim March, David Mathers, Scott Howard & Adam Spencer
Draw 6 is at 12:15 pm this afternoon
Epping will meet Jason Camm ( 1 & 3 ) from the Navan Curling Club
The Howard rink faces Mark Kean ( 1 & 4 ) of Woodstock
Tyler Twining of Owen Sound is a member of the Kean rink
Brokerlink Insurance Grey Bruce Major Curling Playoffs
Quarterfinals
at the Port Elgin Curling Club
Joey Rettinger 5 Al Hutchinson 4
Mike Hamer 5 Shawn Kaufman 1
Brett McAllister 9 Steve Gregg 5
Scott Davidson 7 Pete Newton 2
Final Regular Season Standings
Al Hutchinson……..Maclean's Brewery………..Hanover 7 & 2*
Mike Hamer………………………………………………..Port Elgin 7 & 2*
Steve Gregg….Merit Insurance……………………Paisley 6 & 3*
Scott Davidson…Wark's Service Centre……..Wiarton 5 & 4*
Pete Newton………………………………………………Kincardine 4 & 5*
Brett McAllister…West Grey Premium Beef….Chesley 4 & 5*
Shawn Kaufman…………………………………………Walkerton 4 & 5*
Joey Rettinger…………………………………………….Tara 4 & 5*
Don Bartley…Absalute Automotive……………..Tara 2 & 7
Adam Alpaugh…………………………………………….Tara 2 & 7
* = clinched playoff berth
Upcoming
Feb 5 Semifinals
at Chesley 8 pm
High side
Mike Hamer vs Joey Rettinger
Scott Davidson vs Brett McAllister
Low side
Al Hutchinson vs Shawn Kaufman
Steve Gregg vs Pete Newton
Feb 12 Championship
at Tara 8:15 pm
Final Payouts
1st $ 1,200
2nd $ 800
3rd $ 600
4th $ 500
5th $ 400
6th $ 300
7th $ 200
8th $ 200
Previous Scores
Nov 6
at Port Elgin Curling Club
Mike Hamer 7 Don Bartley 2
Joey Rettinger 7 Pete Newton 6
Al Hutchinson 7 Brett McAllister 5
Adam Alpaugh 7 Scott Davidson 6
TBA Steve Gregg vs Shawn Kaufman
Nov 13
at Kincardine
Mike Hamer 7 Shawn Kaufman 2
Pete Newton 8 Brett McAllister 3
at Tara
Don Bartley 7 Joey Rettinger 1
Al Hutchinson 8 Adam Alpaugh 4
Scott Davidson 8 Steve Gregg 3
Nov 20
at Chesley
Brett McAllister 7 Don Bartley 5
Steve Gregg 7 Al Hutchinson 4
at Tara
Mike Hamer 9 Joey Rettinger 8
Pete Newton 8 Adam Alpaugh 5
Scott Davidson 9 Shawn Kaufman 6
Nov 27
at Chesley
Brett McAllister (West Grey Premium Beef) 10 Joey Rettinger 5
Steve Gregg (Merit Insurance) 7 Pete Newton 6
Al Hutchinson (Macleans Brewery) 9 Shawn Kaufman 4
at Tara
Scott Davidson (Wark Service Centre) 7 Mike Hamer 6
Don Bartley (Absalute Automotive) 7 Adam Alpaugh 3
Dec 4
at the Port Elgin Curling Club
Mike Hamer 4 Brett McAllister (West Grey Premium Beef) 3
Joey Rettinger 8 Adam Alpaugh 1
at the Paisley Curling Club
Al Hutchinson (McLeans Brewery) 7 Scott Davidson (Wark Service Center) 2
Steve Gregg (Merit Insurance) 7 Don Bartley (Absalute Automotive) 3
Pete Newton 7 Shawn Kaufman 6
Dec 11
at Paisley
Al Hutchinson 8 Mike Hamer 2
Steve Gregg 6 Joey Rettinger 0
Scott Davidson 7 Pete Newton 1
at Walkerton 8 pm
Shawn Kaufman 9 Don Bartley 8
Adam Alpaugh 4 Brett McAllister 3
Dec 18 ppd
at Chesley
Mike Hamer vs Adam Alpaugh
Brett McAllister vs Steve Gregg
at Tara ppd
Don Bartley vs Scott Davidson
Joey Rettinger vs Shawn Kaufman
Al Hutchinson vs Pete Newton
Jan 8
at the Chesley Curling Club:
Steve Gregg 9 Brett McAllister 4
Mike Hamer 7 Adam Alpaugh 5
at the Tara Curling Club:
Al Hutchinson 6 Pete Newton 3
Shawn Kaufman 6 Joey Rettinger 5
Scott Davidson 9 Don Bartley 4
at the Paisley Curling Club:
Shawn Kaufman 7 Steve Gregg 5
Jan 15
at Kincardine
Mike Hamer 10 Pete Newton 0
Brett McAllister 9 Shawn Kaufman 5
at Tara
Al Hutchinson 6 Don Bartley 3
Joey Rettinger 9 Scott Davidson 4
Steve Gregg 9 Adam Alpaugh 4
Jan 22
at Paisley
Mike Hamer 7 Steve Gregg 5
Pete Newton 5 Don Bartley 3
at Chesley
Joey Rettinger 8 Al Hutchinson 1
Brett McAllister 8 Scott Davidson 3
Shawn Kaufman 6 Adam Alpaugh 3
PJHL Pollock Division
Hanover Barons 8 Goderich Flyers 6
Barons 8 Flyers 6
Zack Cameron had 3 goals & 5 points for the Barons
The win moves Hanover into a tie for 4th place with the Kincardine Bulldogs, just 2 points back of Mitchell for 3rd
Mitch Fisher had a 3 goal game for Goderich
Period 1
Hanover – Zack Cameron (power play) (Derek Cornfield) 2:11
Hanover – Zack Cameron (Jonathan Bauman) 3:26
Goderich – Mitch Fisher (Chad Treble, Kaden Hoggarth) 6:06
Hanover – Luke Hoelscher (Tyson Lina, Jonathan Bauman) 10:50
Period 2
Hanover – Quinton Maddock (Zack Cameron) 5:42
Hanover – Tyson Lina (power play) (Ryan Goetz, Luke Hoelscher) 8:05
Hanover – Chris Ferri (Zack Cameron, Ryan Goetz) 11:30
Goderich – Mitch Fisher (Kaden Hoggarth) 12:18
Goderich – KCody Treble (power play) (Parker Gibbings) 14:54
Goderich – Trent Michie (Matt Bean, Jeff Fritzley) 15:46
Period 3
Goderich – Chad Treble (power play) (KCody Treble, Kaden Hoggarth) 3:09
Hanover – Ryan Marriage (Luke Hoelscher) 4:26
Hanover – Zack Cameron (Ryan Goetz, Dean Sealey) 8:29
Goderich – Mitch Fisher (Chad Treble, KCody Treble) 15:37
Pollock Division Standings
Mount Forest 39 31 6 1 1 64
Wingham 40 27 8 2 3 59
Mitchell 40 21 12 2 5 49
Kincardine 40 22 15 0 3 47
Hanover 41 22 16 1 2 47
Goderich 40 8 30 1 1 18
Walkerton 40 5 32 1 2 13
PJHL Scores
Exeter Hawks 4 Lucan Irish 2
Thamesford Trojans 5 Dorchester Dolphins 3
Port Hope Panthers 5 Campbellford Rebels 1
Hespeler Shamrocks 3 Glanbrook Rangers 0
Hawks 4 Irish 2
Period 1
Exeter – Sam Dupuis (Brady Elder, Jack Robinson) 11:06
Lucan – Zachary Smith (Mark Cassidy, Josh Kim) 13:51
Lucan – Zachary Smith (Jakob Neubauer, Josh Kim) 19:17
Period 2
Exeter – Jarrett Baker (Ian Vandenheuvel, Benjamin tenHag) 3:28
Period 3
Exeter – Luke Colafransceschi (Ian Vandenheuvel, Benjamin tenHag) 15:04
Exeter – Ian Vandenheuvel (empty net) (Nick Overholt, Jarrett Baker) 19:34
PJHL Carruthers Division Tonight
Penetanguishene Kings at Schomberg Cougars 7:30 PM
Midland Flyers at Stayner Siskins 8:00 PM
Carruthers Division Standings
Alliston 41 33 4 1 3 70
Stayner 41 27 14 0 0 54
Orillia 39 24 12 0 3 51
Penetang 38 18 19 0 1 37
Schomberg 41 17 21 1 2 37
Caledon 40 15 22 1 2 33
Midland 40 14 25 0 1 29
Huntsville 40 10 29 1 0 21
Greater Metro Junior Hockey League
Bradford Bulls 2 Bancroft Rockhounds 0
Bulls 2 Rockhounds 0
Roope Kalanti in the 1st period & Logan Fraser into an empty net scored for the Bulls
Garin Janiuk made 28 saves to post the shutout
Tonight, the Knights of Meaford host the South Muskoka Shield
Game time is 7:30 pm at the Meaford & St Vincent Community Centre
1st Period
06:36 Bradford Bulls Roope Kalanti (Ryan Jagielski, Jason Humpries)
2nd Period
No goals scored.
3rd Period
19:45 Bradford Bulls Empty Net – Logan Fraser (Unassisted)
Garin Janiuk made 28 saves to post the shutout
Tonight
South Muskoka Shield at Knights of Meaford 7:30 pm
Bradford Rattlers at New Tecumseth Civics 7:30 pm
North Division
Ville-Marie 38 29 8 0 1 59
Temiscaming 35 27 7 0 1 55
Brad Bulls 38 25 12 0 1 51
N Tecumseth 37 23 12 0 2 48
Brad Rattlers 35 22 11 0 2 46
Bancroft 37 19 17 0 1 39
Almaguin 35 15 18 0 2 32
W Nipissing 37 13 23 0 1 27
S Muskoka 38 11 24 0 3 25
Meaford 34 11 22 0 1 23
South Division
St. George 35 29 6 0 0 58
Kingsville 37 26 8 0 3 55
North York 38 25 11 0 2 52
Niagara 37 25 10 0 2 52
Nthumberland 35 16 16 0 3 35
London 34 16 18 0 0 32
Durham 38 15 23 0 0 30
Windsor 36 13 20 0 3 29
Tottenham 36 9 24 0 3 21
Toronto 38 6 30 0 2 14
Ontario Junior Hockey League
Buffalo Jr Sabres 4 Georgetown Raiders 3 (2OT)
North York Rangers 6 Milton Menace 5 (2OT)
Friday, the Collingwood Colts are at Pickering to face the Panthers
The Panthers lead the North Division
The Colts are 3rd on the North, 5 points back of Pickering
Tonight
Whitby Fury at St Michaels Buzzers 7:30 PM
Markham Royals at Brantford 99'ers 7:30 PM
North Division
Pickering 43 26 14 2 1 55
Stouffville 46 23 17 3 3 52
Collingwood 44 20 14 1 9 50
Markham 44 20 20 0 4 44
Aurora 44 6 34 0 4 16
West Division
Oakville 45 34 7 2 2 72
Burlington 46 31 11 1 3 66
Buffalo 45 26 14 1 4 57
Georgetown 45 21 16 3 5 50
Brantford 44 22 21 0 1 45
Milton 44 11 25 3 5 30
South Division
Jr Canadiens 46 32 9 2 3 69
Tor Patriots 44 28 12 0 4 60
St Michaels 46 23 17 1 5 52
Mississauga 45 16 25 1 3 36
North York 45 16 23 2 4 38
Brampton 44 15 28 0 1 31
East Division
Trenton 47 34 10 1 2 71
Wellington 42 31 9 2 0 64
Cobourg 46 19 21 3 3 44
Whitby 42 17 21 1 3 38
Lindsay 45 5 36 1 3 14
Ontario Hockey League Tonight
Guelph Storm at North Bay Battalion, 7 p.m.
Ottawa 67's at Niagara IceDogs 7 p.m.
Flint Firebirds at Windsor Spitfires 7:05 p.m.
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds at Peterborough Petes 7:05 p.m.
Sudbury Wolves at Barrie Colts 7:30 p.m.
Flint has won 4 straight and sit 5th in the Western Conference, 4 points up on the Owen Sound Attack
Windsor will play tonight at home, tomorrow night at London & then Saturday in Owen Sound
The Attack are at Kitchener to face the Rangers who have points in 14 straight games tomorrow night.
You can hear the Attack & Rangers live on 560 CFOS with Terry's Trailer Service-Kia of Owen Sound Bearadio.
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WESTERN CONFERENCE
Kitchener 46 28 11 5 2 63
Saginaw 47 29 14 2 2 62
London 45 30 13 1 1 62
Windsor 43 28 10 5 0 61
Flint 45 26 17 1 1 54
Owen Sound 46 22 18 3 3 50
Guelph 45 22 18 1 4 49
Erie 45 20 17 2 6 48
Sault Ste Marie46 21 23 2 0 44
Sarnia 47 16 26 4 1 37
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Ottawa 43 36 7 0 0 72
Sudbury 46 24 21 1 0 49
Peterborough 47 28 16 2 1 59
Oshawa 45 23 16 4 2 52
Mississauga 47 21 23 2 1 45
Hamilton 45 19 21 4 1 43
Barrie 44 19 21 2 2 42
Niagara 45 17 23 4 1 39
Kingston 44 14 26 2 2 32
North Bay 45 11 32 2 0 24
Kia CHL Top 10 Rankings – Week 19
Ottawa 67's (36-7-0-0)
Portland Winterhawks (35-6-2-3)
Sherbrooke Phoenix (37-7-3-1)
Chicoutimi Sagueneens (33-9-4-0)
Edmonton Oil Kings (33-8-6-3)
Moncton Wildcats (32-12-1-0)
Everett Silvertips (31-11-3-1)
Kamloops Blazers (31-12-2-1)
Windsor Spitfires (28-10-5-0)
Kitchener Rangers (28-11-5-2)
Honourable Mention:
London Knights (30-13-1-1)
Cape Breton Eagles (29-14-2-1)
Lethbridge Hurricanes (29-11-2-5)
The Canadian Hockey League in association with the 2020 Memorial Cup Presented by Kia Host Committee have confirmed the schedule and start times for the 102nd edition of the league’s prestigious national championship which takes place May 21-31 in Kelowna, British Columbia.
The host Kelowna Rockets open action against the Ontario Hockey League champions on Friday May 22 at 7:00 pm, followed by a Saturday afternoon battle between the Western Hockey League and Quebec Major Junior Hockey League champions at 5:00 pm. Round-robin competition continues through Wednesday May 27, with a Tie-Breaker Game slated for Thursday May 28 if needed, a Semi-Final to be played on Friday May 29, followed by the Championship Final set for Sunday May 31. All game times following the tournament opener will be at 5:00 pm Pacific Standard Time.
2020 Memorial Cup presented by Kia Schedule:
Round-Robin Game 1 – OHL vs. Kelowna on Friday May 22 at 7:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 2 – WHL vs. QMJHL on Saturday May 23 at 5:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 3 – Kelowna vs. QMJHL on Sunday May 24 at 5:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 4 – WHL vs. OHL on Monday May 25 at 5:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 5 – QMJHL vs. OHL on Tuesday May 26 at 5:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 6 – Kelowna vs. WHL on Wednesday May 27 at 5:00 pm
Tie-Breaker (if necessary) – Thursday May 28 at 5:00 pm
Semi-Final – Friday May 29 at 5:00 pm
Championship Final – Sunday May 31 at 5:00pm
Start times listed for all nine games represent local Pacific Standard Time.
Since the round-robin format of the event was introduced in 1972, the WHL has won a total of 19 Memorial Cup championships beginning with the 1974 Regina Pats and most recently the 2014 Edmonton Oil Kings. OHL teams have won 17 times under the current model including the 2017 Windsor Spitfires, while QMJHL clubs have celebrated 12 titles including the Acadie-Bathurst Titan at the historic centennial celebration in 2018 and last year’s Rouyn-Noranda Huskies. During that time a total of 10 teams have hoisted the Memorial Cup on home ice including the 2004 Rockets.
The Memorial Cup has a rich tradition that has shaped the way junior hockey is played in North America. The trophy was originally known as the OHA Memorial Cup and was donated by the Ontario Hockey Association in March, 1919, in remembrance of the many soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice for Canada in the First Wold War. In 2010 the Memorial Cup was rededicated to the memory of all fallen Canadian Military Personnel.
The 2020 Memorial Cup presented by Kia is supported by Kia Canada and associate sponsors which include CIBC, Real Canadian Superstore, Cooper Tires, and Kubota Canada.
Ticket packages for the 2020 CHL Memorial Cup Presented by Kia are on sale to the general public at the Select Your Tickets Box Office, by phone at 250-762-5050 or online at selectyourtickets.com.
The Owen Sound Attack have partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association, Grey-Bruce for a mental health awareness game, presented by Teachers Life. The CMHA Talk Today game will take place Saturday, February 1st at 7:30pm, when the Windsor Spitfires visit the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre.
The game day experience will have several features to promote the importance of mental health including:
A CMHA-run kiosk in the south concourse where fans can learn more about mental health and the organizations community based services.
Videos feature Attack players and staff talking about the importance of mental health.
PA Announcements about mental health and CMHA Grey-Bruce
Mental health signs for fans to write on and display around the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre.
Some free Attack/CMHA branded giveaways (while supplies last) at the CMHA kiosk
This mental health awareness game is part of the Attack's on-going partnership with CMHA Grey-Bruce that sees members of the Attack visit schools in Grey, Bruce and Huron counties to talk about mental health with elementary aged students. This long standing partnership and the Talk Today program would not be possible with out the support of Teachers Life. Originally launched by CMHA Ontario in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League in 2014, Talk
Today provides an important opportunity to address the mental health needs of athletes across Canada. Through this program, over 1,100 OHL players and over 400 coaches, billets and staff have received mental health and suicide prevention training across the league.
The key piece of the Talk Today program has been to educate players about mental health and suicide prevention. Each team is also linked to a CMHA mental health coach, who provides support and mental health resources to individuals in need. Additionally, CMHA experts work with players from the Attack to deliver a basic in-class presentation about mental wellness to elementary school students.
“Talk Today has been a game changer in raising awareness in rinks across Ontario about good mental health as well as mental health programs and services throughout Grey Bruce” said Jackie Ralph, Youth Awareness and Education Coordinator of CMHA Grey Bruce.
“We're really excited to be participating in the Talk Today game” said Allan Gibbions, Coordinator of Communications and Community Relations for the Attack. “Bringing the discussion of mental health into a positive light and working to eliminate the stigma around it is something we're really proud of as an organization. The positive impact this could have is incredible.”
Tickets for the game are very limited. For ticket information contact the MacVicar & McComb Sutton Realty box office at 519-371-7452.
Read more about Talk Today at ontariohockeyleague.com/talktoday
The Ontario Hockey League today announced the Re-Launch of the OHL Performance Development League (PDL).
The OHL PDL is an off-season development initiative targeted at young players incorporating Small Area 3-on-3 Games with weekly skill specific development sessions over an 11 week program. Enhancements to this program include on ice skills with Power Edge Pro (PEP) and information seminars for players and parents. The concept of the OHL PDL has developed with full support from Hockey Canada and the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF). All parties are excited to introduce a progressive and engaging development platform that creates an opportunity for minor hockey players to be exposed to OHL quality teaching methods, technical skill development, and new skill acquisition.
“The Ontario Hockey League is proud to re-launch the Performance Development League for Minor Hockey players to enhance their skills through the growing popularity of small area games,” said Joe Birch, OHL Vice President of Development. “The program has been designed to engage young athletes in a fun, fast paced, skills focused environment, as they grow their love of the game in preparation for the season.”
The OHL’s introduction of the first Small Area 3 on 3 Games league facilitates a practical setting for players to hone the execution of skills that are learned during drill and video work sessions by guest coaches creating a premier and unparalleled off-season development experience for Minor Hockey players in Ontario.
“We are excited for this opportunity for OHF players, coaches and staff to enhance their areas of skill development through the exposure of OHL quality teaching methods. The experience gained during their participation in this program will assist our players and coaches in reaching their goals for the upcoming season,” said Tony Foresi, OHF President.
The program will be offered at Whitby’s Iroquois Park Sports Centre, Oakville’s Sixteen Mile Sports Complex and Kitchener’s Activa Sports Complex. Only 44 participants will be accepted at each location divided into four teams each comprised of 11 skaters and one goaltender. Eligible players must be registered with the OHF, entering Bantam (2006) or Minor Bantam (2007) programs for the 2020-21 season. Each team will be coached by an OHL Alumnus and every ice session will have a Goaltending Coach.
The PDL season will be played from Sunday, April 26, 2020 through Sunday, July 5, 2020, with a total of 11 weekly Sunday evening sessions excluding long weekends. Sessions will be 75 minutes long beginning with 50 minutes of skills development, succeeded by 25 minutes of Small Area 3-on-3 Games. Skill sessions will be led by an OHL Assistant Coach or a PEP certified coach.
“Power Edge Pro Hockey is excited to partner with the OHL’s Performance Development League to bring PEP’s Reactive Countering TrainingTM to the next wave of outstanding hockey players in Ontario. We look forward to seeing these players follow in the footsteps of PEP Ambassador Connor McDavid and current OHL PEP Athletes Cole Perfetti and Shane Wright,” said Nick Quinn of Power Edge Pro.
WOAA Senior Hockey Standings
Ripley Wolves 21 18 3 0 0 0 36
Clinton Radars 22 16 6 0 0 0 32
Saugeen Whawks 20 16 4 0 0 0 32
Seaforth Centenaires 22 15 5 0 1 1 32
Shelburne Muskies 21 16 5 0 0 0 32
Tillsonburg Thunder 21 12 7 0 1 1 26
Durham Thundercats 21 12 8 0 0 1 25
Minto 81's 21 12 8 0 0 1 25
Tavistock Royals 22 9 11 0 1 1 20
Elora Rocks 20 7 12 0 1 0 15
Milverton Drives 22 5 13 0 2 2 14
Petrolia Squires 22 6 16 0 0 0 12
Lucknow Lancers 20 2 15 0 2 1 7
Shallow Lake Crushers 21 2 18 0 0 1 5
GAO Dates
The Golf Association of Ontario has released their calendar of events for 2020
May 25th, the Men's Mid-Amateur Qualifier will be conducted at Cobble Beach Golf Links, Kemble
Plus, from July 7th-10th, Saugeen Golf Club will host the Ontario Junior Boys' Championship.
Wednesday Morning Ladies Bowling
Standings
Grey Bruce Patio Enclosures 87
Krueger Custom Steel 61
The Bread Depot 60
Ron Downs at Royal LePage 58
Marj Casselman had the high single at 203 and rolled a 526 for the high triple
Owen Sound Puffer Hockey League
Great Lakes Drywall 4 M & M Food Market 1
Ron Bellderone had the game winning goal for Great Lakes Drywall
Hobert's & Thom Construction tied 3-3
Tim Campbell had the game tying goal for Thom Construction
Gary Byers Sound & Lighting tied Tamming Law 2-2
Darcy Werger had both goals for Tamming Law
Owen Sound Futsal
Under 10
McGregor Auto 9 TD Bank 5
CSN Collision 7 King Courier 6
McGregor Auto 9 TD Bank 5
Goal scorers for Mcgregor Auto were: Cole Kamrath 1, Isaac Flood-Brown 2, Wyatt Baker 1, Bryson Lantz 4, Ben DeBoer 1
Goal Scorers for TD were: Hunter Ward 1, Robiel Omer 1, Vincent Johnston 1, Liam Kuzeac 1, Salam Gere 1
CSN Collision 7 King Courier 6
Goal scorers for CSN Collision were: Ben Ditkousky 1, Bryce Cherry 3, Liam Fry 1, Cole McKee-Highfield 2
Goal Scorers for King Courier were: Connor Vigliotti 3, Nathan Baker 2, Evan Lundy 1
Registration Summer Minor Sports and Program Registration
Summer Minor Sports and Program Registration will be taking place at City Hall on Wednesday, February 26th and Thursday, March 12th from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Owen Sound Minor Sports and Program Registration allows users to see a variety of opportunities available when searching for the perfect summer activity. Organizations participating in the Minor Sports and Programs registration nights include Owen Sound Minor Soccer, Owen Sound Minor Baseball, Owen Sound Rugby Club, Special Olympics, Camp Celtic, Fudoshin Classical Karate and Owen Sound Nihon Itosu Kai Karate Club.
Information regarding Minor Sports Groups and Programs, as well as information relating to the City’s Anaphylaxis Policy for the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre and Julie McArthur Regional Recreation Centre can be found at https://www.owensound.ca/en/exploring/minorsports.aspx
Proof of residency is required for participants enrolling with a Minor Sports Group who receives a subsidized facility rate from the City. The non-resident fee of $100/child/sport applies to residents living outside of Owen Sound.
Summer organizations include Owen Sound Minor Soccer, Owen Sound Minor Baseball and Owen Sound Minor Lacrosse (online registration only). Non-resident cards are now available online or can be purchased the night of registration or in advance at City Hall, between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM Monday to Friday. Cash, cheque, debit or credit cards will be accepted for payment of the non-resident cards.
The City offers Summer Programs from June to August including Soccer Day Camp, Power Skating and Hockey Skills Development sessions.
Registration for these programs will commence Monday, March 2, 2020.
For more information, please contact Andy O’Leary, Facilities Booking Coordinator at 519-376-4440 ext. 1255 or email to aoleary@owensound.ca.
Owen Sound City Hall is located at 808 2nd Avenue East, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K 2H4.
