Submitted By Megan Corbett on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 (49 views)
Congratulations to the Peewee Select Red Bulldogs who took
home the Three Rivers Cup in Pittsburgh this past weekend. The team did
not lose a game including a big 4-1 win in the final. The trip was a
great bonding experience for the boys and coaching staff and
everyone had a great time. Great Job Bulldogs!
Submitted By Megan Corbett on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 (80 views)
The Burlington Bulldogs Minor Peewee Select Red team won the
gold medal at this years Toronto Amesbury select tournament. The team went
undefeated the whole tournament entering the finals in first place and taking
gold. The players couldn't be more happy and the coaching staff led by Shawn
Dunk are very proud of the whole team. Go Bulldogs!
Submitted By Megan Corbett on Friday, January 17, 2020 (75 views)
Congratulations to the players and coaches for a great team effort in winning the Gold medal at the Buffalo River Outdoor Classic January 10-11th at the Riverworks Ice Centre, BUffalo NY.
The games were all played in outdoor arenas. Normally, weather inside the rink is not an issue, but on Saturday the outdoor temperature in Buffalo was 14C. The ice truly turned into a pond in the game on Saturday morning versus Allegheny, but both teams played extremely well in conditions more suited to water polo. By the time the Gold medal game was played, the ice resembled a rink again and this time we were on the right side of a 1-0 final.
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Submitted By Megan Corbett on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 (55 views)
The
Midget Flyers participated in the Dofasco tournament in Hamilton over the
Christmas holiday.
The team won 4 games straight to claim the title of
Champions! The wins included two shut outs by goalie Adam Sims. Overall
everyone played hard, it was a great team effort.
Front
row: Gordie Ferguson
Middle
row: Assistant coach Scott Wright, Aidan Kinlough, Luke Rossi, Justus
Mathews, Ryan Hogan, Jackson Wright, Adam Sims
Back
row: Aidan Donen, Connor Stapleford, Levi Galbraith, Garron Bichon, Brent Webb,
Matt Hamel, head coach Doug Ferguson
Missing:
Assistant Coach Alan Hogan
Submitted By organization on Saturday, January 4, 2020 (737 views)
Effective for the 2020-2021 season Minor Hockey Associations, including those in the Ontario Hockey Federation (ALLIANCE, GTHL, OMHA, NOHA and the OWHA) will be following the U7 (IP), U9 (Novice) and U11 (Atom) Player Pathways.
With the implementation of the U11 (Atom) Player Pathway for the 2020-2021 season, key changes have been made to the Player Pathways at U7 (Initiation Program) and U9 (Novice). This will create consistency in all programming across the country and a seamless transition for players from U7 (IP) through to U11 (Atom) based on the "Long Term Player Development" model. The Player Pathways provide local minor hockey associations a framework of age appropriate development guidelines which includes an optimal seasonal structure.
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