Submitted By Brett Bickerton on Friday, October 18, 2019 (74 views)
The Elmira Sugar Kings will be hosting a fundraiser for Team Liam at their game this Sunday, October 20th @ 7pm. Kids get in free with a paying adult. There will be raffle prizes, 50/50, t-shirt and sticker sales in support of Team Liam.
Submitted By Brett Bickerton on Friday, October 11, 2019 (762 views)
Liam Moyer, a grade 11 student at EDSS, an avid hunter, fisherman and Woolwich Wildcat hockey player has recently been diagnosed with B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL).Over the next month he will be receiving treatment at Victoria Children’s Hospital in London. In order to support Liam, his brother Ben, his sister Alie, and his parents Rob and Peri, Liam’s friends have organized a “Team Liam T-shirt Fundraiser”.
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Submitted By Brett Bickerton on Wednesday, September 25, 2019 (336 views)
For the 2019/2020 season, Tri-County has adopted the use of electronic game sheets using the GameSheet Inc. platform. This platform uses iPad's to replace the paper game sheets that have been historically used.
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Submitted By Jeff McDowell on Monday, September 23, 2019 (333 views)
Tryouts for the select team have been posted under the Select calendar and will be starting evening of Saturday September 28th. There is a $25 fee for the 2 skates, and we will accept cash or cheque upon your first session sign in.
There will be one Select team per division and the goal is to have 4 additional ice times per month on top of your local league schedule. This comprises of 2 practices and 2 games. The Select team is also expected to play in at least 2 tournaments throughout the year.
The Select fee is $250. Tournament fees are extra.
Hope to see you there!
Rep - Minor PeeWee AE:
Submitted By John Hartwick on Monday, September 16, 2019 (196 views)
The Minor PeeWee AE Wildcats got off to a great start to their season by winning the championship of the Orangeville Early Bird tournament this past weekend. The team used hard work, heart and teamwork to overcome the top two teams from the round robin, the Orillia Terriers in the semi-finals and then the Orangeville Flyers in the championship game. Both of the last two games were one goal 'nail biters' but our Wildcats showed a lot of character in being able to stay calm and finish strong defensively to secure the victories. The team's coaching staff is very proud of the effort put forward by their players this past weekend and look forward to the rest of the season!