Submitted By Jeremy Brock on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 (236 views)
As the tragic events of this past weekend continue to resonate with people all across North America and beyond, we want to take a moment to send our deepest condolences to the teammates, family, friends and community members who lost loved ones in the Humboldt Broncos accident this past Friday.
Hockey is more than a game. As active or passive participants in hockey, boys or girls, women or men, we are part of a community. Whether you are the person playing, the person coaching, or the person helping out in innumerable other ways, hockey is the thread that stitches many communities, and at times, an entire nation together.
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Submitted By Jeremy Brock on Sunday, April 8, 2018 (111 views)
SMMHA will be hosting a free Body Checking Clinic
for the 2005 Peewee boys who are heading into Bantam next year.
There will be two clinics taking place. The first is being held on Thursday April 12 at 7:15
on the Blue Rink. The second will be held on Friday April 13 at 7:15 on the Blue Rink. Theses are optional but players are
strongly encouraged to participate, as Bantam hockey moves to full contact at the rep level.
Players may attend one or both, but again, it is recommended that they attend at least one of the sessions.
Submitted By Jeremy Brock on Thursday, April 5, 2018 (219 views)
SMMHA teams win Shamrock playoff titles
SHL all-star games this Sunday in St. Marys
By Pat Payton
It’s been a great 2017-18 season for the St. Marys Minor Hockey Association! Three
teams reached the OMHA finals, three girls teams are off to the
Provincials in Toronto this weekend (Apr. 5-8), and five teams reached
division finals in Shamrock League playoffs. Of the five SMMHA
teams which reached the SHL finals, three of them were victorious and
won the gold medals. The following is a summary of the five Shamrock
finals.
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Submitted By Jeremy Brock on Thursday, April 5, 2018 (143 views)
Dunny’s Atoms score three unanswered third-period goals Saturday in Port Elgin
By Pat Payton PORT ELGIN - The third time was the charm for the Dunny’s Source for Sports A-E Atoms. After
losing the first two games of the best-of-five OMHA final at the
Saugeen Shores Community Complex, Sean Porter’s squad won the fifth and
deciding game here last Saturday afternoon.
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