U18 Graduates, News, U15 LL 1 (Georgian Shores Minor Hockey)

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Organization | Mar 08, 2024 | Sarah Clarke | 6519 views
U18 Graduates
Come on out and cheer on the U18 team tonight at 8:15 pm in Meaford!!

Tonight will be the final game for 9 of our members!

Congratulations to the following young men as they move onto the next chapter of their lives:
Quinn Hawton, Maddock Green, Noah Ruffett, Dylan McFadden, Justin Acres, Thomas Pendleton, Cameron Samson, Austin Maxwell & Finn Bies

Thank you for being part of Georgian Shores MHA! We wish you all the best! Video

 
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