Royal Canadian Legion Minor Midgets win Hespeler Tournament, News (St. Marys Minor Hockey)

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Royal Canadian Legion Minor Midgets win Hespeler Tournament
Submitted By jbrock on Tuesday, January 9, 2018
December 30 the Royal Canadian Legion Minor Midgets went 5-0 to win the Hespeler Olympics A/AA Rep Tournament. The Rock defeated Brampton in the semi-finals and host Hespler in the finals.  St. Marys out scored opponents 16-8 through the tournament.

Congrats to the Minor Midgets on a successful tournament!


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