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1 SASK HOCKEY NEWS SOURCE BROUGHT TO YOU BY YOUR SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION MAY 31ST, 2018: ESSO/TELUS CUP RECAPS CROSS ICE HOCKEY UP NORTH THE CALL with TRENT CEY MHA of the MONTH SHA TAKES PART IN THE 100TH MEMORIAL CUP FANFEST

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2 WELCOME! At the Saskatchewan Hockey Association, we have been working to bring you the latest information around the province. We hope to better serve the province and it s participants with a new and improved monthly digital newsletter! More content, features and clickable links than ever before, to give you, the reader, the ultimate access to the month that was in Saskatchewan Hockey! FOLLOW US ONLINE! CLICK FOR LINK OUR TEAM STAFF BOARD Internet Twitter Facebook Instagram Don t miss out on the action Add on Loss of Use Coverage to your SGI CANADA Auto Pak. It will help get your star player to the tournament on time if your vehicle is damaged or stolen. Ask your broker about SGI CANADA s Auto Pak today. sgicanada.ca Alameda ALAMEDA ARCOLA Arcola BALGONIE Balgonie BIENFAIT Bienfait CARIEVALE Carievale CARLYLE Carlyle CARNDUFF Carnduff ESTEVAN Estevan GRENFELL Grenfell INDIAN HEAD Indian KAHKEWISTAHAW Head Kahkewistahaw KIPLING LAKE Kipling ALMA LAMP La Redvers WAWOTA WEYBURN 1Rocanville WHITEWOOD Torquay WILCOX Wapella YELLOW Wawota GRASS REGINA Weyburn ASSINIBOIA Whitewood AVONLEA Wilcox BENGOUGH Yellow BRIERCREST Grass CABRI Regina CARONPORT Assiniboia CENTRAL Avonlea BUTTE CO Be MOOSE Gravelbourg JAW MOSSBANK Gull Lake OGEMA Herbert PENSE Kincaid PONTEIX ROCKGLEN Lafleche ROULEAU Leader SHAUNAVON Maple Creek SWIFT Moose CURRENT Jaw BALCARRES Mossbank BREDENBURY Ogema CANORA Pense Ponteix CHURCHBRID R SPRINGSIDE Fort Qu'Appelle YORKTON Kamsack ABERDEEN Kelliher ASQUITH Langenburg BEECHY BRUNO Lintlaw CLAVET COLONSAY Margo Melville CUPAR DALMENY Nokomis DAVIDSON Norquay DELISLE Preeceville DINSMORE Springside DRAKE DUNDURN Yorkt H

HISTORIC 100TH MEMORIAL CUP WRAPS UP IN REGINA The 100TH edition of the Mastercard Memorial Cup took place May 17-27 in Regina.

Representing their respected leagues were the Ontario Hockey League s Hamilton Bulldogs, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League s Acadie-Bathurst Titan, Western Hockey League s Swift Current Broncos

The final day of the round-robin, the two (2) Saskatchewan based teams, Swift Current and Regina, were pitted against each other to determine which team would advance to the Semi-Final.

In the Championship game, the Regina Pats would fall to the highly talented Acadie Barthurst Titan by a score of 3-0.

3 HISTORIC 100TH MEMORIAL CUP WRAPS UP IN REGINA The 100TH edition of the Mastercard Memorial Cup took place May in Regina. The tournament featured league champions from across the Canadian Hockey League s three (3) branches. Representing their respected leagues were the Ontario Hockey League s Hamilton Bulldogs, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League s Acadie-Bathurst Titan, Western Hockey League s Swift Current Broncos and the host team, Regina Pats. The final day of the round-robin, the two (2) Saskatchewan based teams, Swift Current and Regina, were pitted against each other to determine which team would advance to the Semi-Final. Ultimately, it was Regina who outlasted the Broncos winning the game 6-5. Regina would move on to play Hamilton in the Semi-Final, knocking off the Ontario representatives by a score of 4-2. In the Championship game, the Regina Pats would fall to the highly talented Acadie Barthurst Titan by a score of 3-0. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association wishes to extend its gratitude to both the Swift Current Broncos and Regina Pats on a fantastic showing in the tournament and a strong season by both clubs. SHA TAKES PART IN MEMORIAL CUP FAN FEST The 100th Memorial Cup has concluded after a successful 10-day span in the Queen City. Away from the ice and outside of the Brandt Centre, many gathered at a variety of events which were held at various facilities located at Evraz Place including FanFest which was offered free to everyone families, kids, students, even the not-yet-a-hockey fan. The Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) was pleased to be a part of the FanFest, more specifically the interactive zone which allowed all those interested, young and old, to grab a stick and try a shot, or jump in the live game on a makeshift playing surface no skates required. As part of the FanFest schedule, 2,500 students from the Regina area were bused to the event to take part in the activities including a visit to the SHA floor ball rink. In addition, the SHA wanted to make sure everyone stayed hydrated and electrolytes were replenished by hosting a Gatorade Hydration Station. At the conclusion of the Memorial Cup FanFest, a total of 918 litres of Gatorade was mixed and served to those who attended. MAN ke Alma MIDALE Lampman MILESTONE Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin OCHAPOWACE Notre OXBOW Dame VIBANK Ochapowace RADVILLEREDVERS Oxbow ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH Briercrest CRAIK Cabri EASTEND Caronport FOX VALLEY Central FRONTIER Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend HERBERT Fox KINCAID Valley LAFLECHE Frontier LEADER Glentworth 2 MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE FORT Swift QU'APPELLE Current KAMSACK Balcarres KELLIHER Bredenbury LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS Esterhazy NORQUAY Foam PREECEVILLE Lake on ANLEY Aberdeen HUMBOLDT Asquith IMPERIAL Beechy KELVINGTON Bruno KENASTON Clavet LAKE Colonsay LENORE LANGHAM Cupar Dalmeny LANIGAN LEROY Davidson LOREBURN Delisle LUCKY Dinsmore LAKE LUMSDEN Drake MARTENSVILLE Dundurn

SASKATOON STARS COME UP SHORT DESPITE EXCEPTIONAL SEASON The Saskatoon Stars, out of the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League (SFMAAAHL) were handed their first lost of the 2018 post-season

The 2-1 loss came in the Esso Cup, Gold Medal game and signaled the end of a twenty-six (26) game winning streak, which included sixteen (16) post-season victories.

Finishing second at this year s Esso Cup was difficult for the team but Head Coach, Greg Slobodzian stated It is going to hurt for a while, but, at the end of the day, I feel the [team] represented

Luke Mylymok scored a hat trick and added an assist, and the Notre Dame Hounds won their history-making fifth national championship.

before going seven-for-seven in northern Ontario.

1987. They also set the record for consecutive games without a loss at the tournament, at 22.

4 SASKATOON STARS COME UP SHORT DESPITE EXCEPTIONAL SEASON The Saskatoon Stars, out of the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League (SFMAAAHL) were handed their first lost of the 2018 post-season at the hands of the St. Albert Slash. The 2-1 loss came in the Esso Cup, Gold Medal game and signaled the end of a twenty-six (26) game winning streak, which included sixteen (16) post-season victories. For the Saskatoon Stars, it was third trip to the Esso Cup nationals in four years, whose previous best finish was a bronze medal. Finishing second at this year s Esso Cup was difficult for the team but Head Coach, Greg Slobodzian stated It is going to hurt for a while, but, at the end of the day, I feel the [team] represented the province extremely well. NOTRE DAME HOUNDS CLAIM TELUS CUP CHAMPIONSHIP The Notre Dame Hounds defeated the Cantonniers de Magog 5-1 in the 2018 Telus Cup final on April 29 in Sudbury, Ont. Luke Mylymok scored a hat trick and added an assist, and the Notre Dame Hounds won their history-making fifth national championship. The win also completed a perfect 20-0 postseason for Notre Dame, which went 9-0 to win the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League (SMAAAHL) championship, and won all four games at the West Regional before going seven-for-seven in northern Ontario. The Hounds became the first team to ever win five national titles and the first team to win all seven games in regulation at Canada s National Midget Championship since the Riverains du Richelieu in They also set the record for consecutive games without a loss at the tournament, at 22. Alameda MUENSTER Arcola OUTLOOK Balgonie RAYMORE Bienfait ROSE VALLEY Carievale SOUTHEY Carlyle ST BRIEUX Carnduff STRASBOURG Estevan VISCOUNT Grenfell WADENA Indian Head WARMANHANLEY Kahkewistahaw HUMBOLDT Kipling IMPERIA La Redvers ELROSE ESTON 3Rocanville GLASLYN Torquay GOODSOIL Wapella HAFFORD Wawota HEPBURN Weyburn HILLMOND Whitewood KERROBERT Wilcox KINDERSLEY Yellow KYLE Grass LASHBURN Regina LUSELAND Assiniboia MACKLIN Avonlea MAKWA Be UNITY Gravelbourg WILKIE ARBORFIELD Gull Lake Herbert BEARDY'S Kincaid BIG RIVER Lafleche BIRCH HILLS Leader BJORKDALE Maple BLAINE Creek LAKE Moose BUFFALO Jaw NARROWS Mossbank BUFFALO Ogema RIVER Pense CANWOOD Ponteix CARRO R MONTREAL Fort Qu'Appelle LAKE NAICAM Kamsack NIPAWIN Kelliher ONION Langenburg LAKE PATUANAK Lintlaw PINEHOUSE Margo Melville PORCUPINE Nokomis PLAIN PRINCE Norquay ALBERT Preeceville RED EARTH Springside ROSTHERN Yorkt SHEL

LEGACY OF 2017 HOCKEY CANADA GALA BENEFITS NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN COMMUNITIES The 2017 Hockey Canada Foundation Gala & Golf Legacy which was hosted in Saskatoon last June is leaving a legacy in

One of those initiatives was one led by the Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) who used a large portion of the funding to travel to 11 northern communities where they hosted cross-ice jamborees

Those communities included JMRCC (La Ronge), Stanley Mission, Il-Le-Crosse, Buffalo Narrows, Montreal Lake, Pelican Narrows, La Loche, Turnor Lake, Pinehouse, Patuanak and Deschambault Lake.

5 LEGACY OF 2017 HOCKEY CANADA GALA BENEFITS NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN COMMUNITIES The 2017 Hockey Canada Foundation Gala & Golf Legacy which was hosted in Saskatoon last June is leaving a legacy in Saskatchewan. Four hockey initiatives in the province shared more than $300,000 to support the growth of the game and preserve its legacy. One of those initiatives was one led by the Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) who used a large portion of the funding to travel to 11 northern communities where they hosted cross-ice jamborees for Initiation Program-aged (5- and 6-year-old) boys and girls. Those communities included JMRCC (La Ronge), Stanley Mission, Il-Le-Crosse, Buffalo Narrows, Montreal Lake, Pelican Narrows, La Loche, Turnor Lake, Pinehouse, Patuanak and Deschambault Lake. After the conclusion of each of the grassroots events the community received a donation of equipment including the special cross-ice bumpers, two small nets and 50 pucks while each of the 350 players who took part were also given their own jersey. The equipment was left to support age-appropriate programming moving forward. The Initiation age when children are first introduced to organized hockey at the ages of five and six years is an important time for the Saskatchewan Hockey Association to make a positive impression on the kids and their families. Targeting Initiation programming in northern communities means we re investing in those communities not only next season, but for seasons to come, said Kelly McClintock, General Manager of the SHA. Cross-ice hockey has been proven to be a key difference-maker for young kids who are first learning the game; it allows for more puck-touches, it shrinks the game to their size, and overall makes it a fun experience that keeps the boys and girls wanting to come back, he continued. We know that sport and the community and sense of purpose you get through sport participation can make a huge difference in the self-esteem and mental health of children and adults alike; working with northern communities we are looking to bring the gift of the game to more children at that key Initiation age. The cross-ice jamborees were a great success and many of those northern communities have already booked dates to host the grassroots event again next season. The SHA annually hosts the jamborees around the province, free of charge to all participants. In , more than 3,000 youngsters took part in the events. CROSS ICE JAMBOREES PROVINCIAL TOTALS 54 JAMBOREES HOSTED Patuanak, SK 2,742 PLAYERS ATTENDED L ke KELVINGTON Alma Lampman KENASTON Midale WATROUS Milestone WATSON Montmartre WYNYARD SASKATOON Moosomin BATTLEFORDS Notre Dame BIGGAR Ochapowace BROCK CUT KNIFE Oxbow DODSLAND Vibank EATONIA Radville EDAM ngough MAIDSTONE Briercrest MARSDEN Cabri NEIL MEADOW Caronport LAKE Central NEILBURG Butte PARADISE Consul HILL Coronach PERDUE PIERCELAND Craik Eastend RADISSON Fox ROSETOWN Valley Frontier ST. WALBURG Glentworth 4 TURTLEFORD ockglen T RIVER CUDWORTH Rouleau DEBDEN Shaunavon HAGUE Swift HANSON Current LAKE Balcarres HUDSON BAY Bredenbury ILE-A-LA-CROSSE Canora KINISTINO Churchbridge LA LOCHE LA Cote RONGE Esterhazy LAIRD LEOVILLE Foam Lake MELFORT LBROOK on Aberdeen SOUTHEND Asquith SPIRITWOOD Beechy STANLEY Bruno MISSION Clavet Colonsay STAR CITY TISDALE Cupar Dalmeny TURNOR LAKE Davidson BIRCH NARROWS Delisle Dinsmore WAKAW WALDHEIM Drake Dundurn WHITE FOX

THE CALL with TRENT CEY It is now safe to say the 2017-18 season has ended all championships have been handed out.

There will be a handful of officials attending the WHL High Performance Officiating Exposure Camp this summer.

Those include Cianna Lieffers, Michelle Stapleton, Troy Murray and Tarrington Wyonzek (who just finished linesing the semi final game at the

Improvements to the supervision process including the forms as well as the clinic presentation and registration are in the works for next

Those who are looking to get involved with the Referee s division at the grassroots and elite level are encouraged to contact their Zone

One thing officials can prepare for next season is that Criminal Record Checks will be required for all senior officials, mentors and

Finally, the deadline to apply for the Saskatchewan Officiating School of Excellence is quickly approaching for officials looking to get more

That is all for this month, we hope all officials can enjoy this time of year in their sandals instead of skates and we look forward to

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6 THE CALL with TRENT CEY It is now safe to say the season has ended all championships have been handed out. The work continues for the SHA s Referee Division and many officials. There will be a handful of officials attending the WHL High Performance Officiating Exposure Camp this summer. Along with the WHL camp, there will be four Saskatchewan officials attending the NHL Exposure Combine in Buffalo, NY. Those include Cianna Lieffers, Michelle Stapleton, Troy Murray and Tarrington Wyonzek (who just finished linesing the semi final game at the Memorial Cup in Regina). Improvements to the supervision process including the forms as well as the clinic presentation and registration are in the works for next season and almost 100 per cent of the clinics for next season have been booked. Those who are looking to get involved with the Referee s division at the grassroots and elite level are encouraged to contact their Zone Coordinators and see what is the best way to give back to the program and help to continue to develop officials within the province. One thing officials can prepare for next season is that Criminal Record Checks will be required for all senior officials, mentors and instructors in the province. More information on this will be sent to the officials prior to clinic season to help with the transition. Finally, the deadline to apply for the Saskatchewan Officiating School of Excellence is quickly approaching for officials looking to get more elite mentorship and get some exposure to possible work some elite hockey including Bantam AA, Midget AA and Midget AAA next season. That is all for this month, we hope all officials can enjoy this time of year in their sandals instead of skates and we look forward to getting ready to go in September. Trent Cey Manager, Officiating Development Are you following the SHA Ref s Division on Twitter? Click the Twitter icon to take a look! Alameda ALAMEDA ARCOLA Arcola BALGONIE Balgonie BIENFAIT Bienfait CARIEVALE Carievale CARLYLE Carlyle CARNDUFF Carnduff ESTEVAN Estevan GRENFELL Grenfell INDIAN HEAD Indian KAHKEWISTAHAW Head Kahkewistahaw KIPLING LAKE Kipling ALMA LAMP La Redvers WAWOTA WEYBURN 5Rocanville WHITEWOOD Torquay WILCOX Wapella YELLOW Wawota GRASS REGINA Weyburn ASSINIBOIA Whitewood AVONLEA Wilcox BENGOUGH Yellow BRIERCREST Grass CABRI Regina CARONPORT Assiniboia CENTRAL Avonlea BUTTE CO Be MOOSE Gravelbourg JAW MOSSBANK Gull Lake OGEMA Herbert PENSE Kincaid PONTEIX ROCKGLEN Lafleche ROULEAU Leader SHAUNAVON Maple Creek SWIFT Moose CURRENT Jaw BALCARRES Mossbank BREDENBURY Ogema CANORA Pense Ponteix CHURCHBRID R SPRINGSIDE Fort Qu'Appelle YORKTON Kamsack ABERDEEN Kelliher ASQUITH Langenburg BEECHY BRUNO Lintlaw CLAVET COLONSAY Margo Melville CUPAR DALMENY Nokomis DAVIDSON Norquay DELISLE Preeceville DINSMORE Springside DRAKE DUNDURN Yorkt H

#JERSDAY HUMBOLDT BRONCOS (2004-05) This month s jersey feature comes

The uniform was worn during the 2004-05, SJHL season.

featured on the jersey of the month, please click the SUGGEST A

CURRENT, SK 2018 INDUCTION DINNER TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

CLASS OF 2018 Players: Ron Delorme, Bill Hicke*, Hayley Wickenheiser

Larry Johnson, Dennis Loeppky* Team: 1987-88 Notre Dame Hounds

Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin

ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH

Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend

MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE

LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS

7 #JERSDAY HUMBOLDT BRONCOS ( ) This month s jersey feature comes to us from Humboldt Broncos alumni, Russell Nielson. The uniform was worn during the , SJHL season. If you wish to see your town/city s minor, junior or senior jersey featured on the jersey of the month, please click the SUGGEST A JERSEY icon below. SUGGEST A JERSEY! 3041 Saskatchewan Dr. Regina, SK SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY HALL OF FA M E SATURDAY, JULY 7, 2018 SWIFT CURRENT, SK 2018 INDUCTION DINNER TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE CLICK HERE! CLASS OF 2018 Players: Ron Delorme, Bill Hicke*, Hayley Wickenheiser Builder: John Kelly Lovering* Official: Lyle Wilhelm Grassroots: Larry Johnson, Dennis Loeppky* Team: Notre Dame Hounds (*Denotes inductee is deceased) MAN ke Alma MIDALE Lampman MILESTONE Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin OCHAPOWACE Notre OXBOW Dame VIBANK Ochapowace RADVILLEREDVERS Oxbow ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH Briercrest CRAIK Cabri EASTEND Caronport FOX VALLEY Central FRONTIER Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend HERBERT Fox KINCAID Valley LAFLECHE Frontier LEADER Glentworth 6 MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE FORT Swift QU'APPELLE Current KAMSACK Balcarres KELLIHER Bredenbury LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS Esterhazy NORQUAY Foam PREECEVILLE Lake on ANLEY Aberdeen HUMBOLDT Asquith IMPERIAL Beechy KELVINGTON Bruno KENASTON Clavet LAKE Colonsay LENORE LANGHAM Cupar Dalmeny LANIGAN LEROY Davidson LOREBURN Delisle LUCKY Dinsmore LAKE LUMSDEN Drake MARTENSVILLE Dundurn

MHA OF THE MONTH SASKATOON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SHA ZONE 6 166 PROVINCIAL TITLES 3,750 PLAYER PARTICIPANTS INTERESTING FACTS SMHA was established in 1974 but has roots dating back to 1958 when

NOTABLE ALUMNI Mike Babcock, Brayden Schenn, Colby Armstrong, Eric Gryba, Cam Ward, Luke Schenn, Darcy Kuemper, Emily Clark, Gordie Howe, Chandler Stephenson, Brent Ashton Saskatoon, SK Population:

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8 MHA OF THE MONTH SASKATOON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SHA ZONE PROVINCIAL TITLES 3,750 PLAYER PARTICIPANTS INTERESTING FACTS SMHA was established in 1974 but has roots dating back to 1958 when the Saskatoon Playgrounds Hockey League started. SMHA has had no body checking, bantam and midget leagues since SMHA started its cross ice IP program in NOTABLE ALUMNI Mike Babcock, Brayden Schenn, Colby Armstrong, Eric Gryba, Cam Ward, Luke Schenn, Darcy Kuemper, Emily Clark, Gordie Howe, Chandler Stephenson, Brent Ashton Saskatoon, SK Population: 246,376 (2016) NEW ARENA IN Merlis Belsher Place Openning: October 1, 2018 Featuring two (2) ice surfaces SUGGEST AN MHA! FOLLOW SASKATOON MHA ONLINE Proud supporter of Hockey in Saskatchewan. Search local with mysask411.com & the app! ALAMEDA ARCOLA BIENFAIT CARIEVALE CARLYLE CARNDUFF ESTEVAN GRENFELL INDIAN HEAD KAHKEWISTAHAW KIPLING LAKE Kipling ALMA LAMP Alameda Arcola BALGONIE Balgonie Bienfait Carievale Carlyle Carnduff Estevan Grenfell Indian Head Kahkewistahaw La Redvers Rocanville Torquay WILCOX Wapella Wawota Weyburn Whitewood Yellow Grass CABRI Regina Assiniboia Avonlea Be WAWOTA WEYBURN WHITEWOOD YELLOW GRASS REGINA ASSINIBOIA AVONLEA Wilcox BENGOUGH BRIERCREST CARONPORT CENTRAL BUTTE CO Gravelbourg Gull Lake Herbert Lafleche ROULEAU Leader SHAUNAVON Maple Creek Moose Jaw BALCARRES Mossbank Ogema CANORA Pense Ponteix R MOOSE JAW MOSSBANK OGEMA PENSE Kincaid PONTEIX ROCKGLEN SWIFT CURRENT BREDENBURY CHURCHBRID Fort Qu'Appelle Kamsack Margo Melville Nokomis Norquay Preeceville Yorkt SPRINGSIDE YORKTON ABERDEEN Kelliher ASQUITH Langenburg BEECHY BRUNO Lintlaw CLAVET COLONSAY CUPAR DALMENY DAVIDSON DELISLE DINSMORE Springside DRAKE DUNDURN H 7

SCOUTING REPORT: A Look Ahead... SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY HALL OF FA M E SHHOF INDUCTION PREVIEW IMPORTANT DATES: 2018-19 SHA AGM: REGINA THANK YOU!

9 SCOUTING REPORT: A Look Ahead... SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY HALL OF FA M E SHHOF INDUCTION PREVIEW IMPORTANT DATES: SHA AGM: REGINA THANK YOU! We appreciate you taking the time to read the latest edition of the Sask Hockey News Source. If you have any comments or suggestions please contact us by clicking HERE or by ing Joseph Laprairie (josephl@sha.sk.ca). See you next month! SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SHAPING CHARACTER FOR LIFE... MORE THAN A GAME. MAN ke Alma MIDALE Lampman MILESTONE Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin OCHAPOWACE Notre OXBOW Dame VIBANK Ochapowace RADVILLEREDVERS Oxbow ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH Briercrest CRAIK Cabri EASTEND Caronport FOX VALLEY Central FRONTIER Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend HERBERT Fox KINCAID Valley LAFLECHE Frontier LEADER Glentworth 8 MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE FORT Swift QU'APPELLE Current KAMSACK Balcarres KELLIHER Bredenbury LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS Esterhazy NORQUAY Foam PREECEVILLE Lake on ANLEY Aberdeen HUMBOLDT Asquith IMPERIAL Beechy KELVINGTON Bruno KENASTON Clavet LAKE Colonsay LENORE LANGHAM Cupar Dalmeny LANIGAN LEROY Davidson LOREBURN Delisle LUCKY Dinsmore LAKE LUMSDEN Drake MARTENSVILLE Dundurn

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