Training Camp Begins, News, Minor Pee Wee, 2018-2019 (Grey-Bruce Highlanders AAA Minor Hockey Association)

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This Team is part of the 2018-2019 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Aug 18, 2018 | ariddell | 1084 views
Training Camp Begins
And it begins.  The 2018/19 GBH Minor Peewees start their training camp today in Ayton.  This will be brand new for some and a chance to build on a year’s experience for others. 

The team has increased depth, special teams and has some new talent on the bench.  The team is looking forward to starting the season with an exhibition game September 3rd, 12pm in Ayton against the North Central Predators followed by a tournament in Ottawa the next weekend.  The team would like to express a  big thank you to all of our sponsors who have made the commitment to making this season a success on and off the ice. 
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