Remaining Days of Hockey this Year, News, Tim Horton's Tyke HL - White, Tyke HL - Tim Bits, 2015-2016 (South Muskoka Minor Hockey Association)

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Feb 29, 2016 | kbeals | 531 views
Remaining Days of Hockey this Year
 As you can see by the schedule we only have two Friday nights left.  This Friday March 4th will be a normal Friday practice.  Next Friday March 11th will be a family skate for anyone who wants to come out.


The following weekend on Sunday March 21st Bryce has gotten the ice scheduler to give us 2 hrs of ice from 430-630 to play a round robin of games again against each other. Each team will get 2-30 minute games. Afterwards there will be pizza and juice in the meeting room upstairs in Bracebridge so we can hand out the year end Tim Horton medals and mini sticks to all the kids. We know this is the last day of March Break but with year end tournaments, men's rec tournaments etc., it was the only ice Bryce could secure.
Thank you
Hope you all can make it for the Round Robin; it will be fun.
Kristy Kolyn-Beals
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