Minor Atom MD (2004), 2013-2014, MD (West London Minor Hockey)

I want to thank all the boys for the hard work and determination shown in the deciding game of the West Division MD Championship, unfortunately it was not the outcome we were hoping for but they never gave up and played strong to the final horn.  Their team success will provide them with still another opportunity for glory as we begin preparations for the MD Championships in St. Catherines the weekend of April 11-13th.  To our families and supporters don't forget to bring that same noise and support as we promise to bring the enthusiasm. 

Congratulations in is order for Josh Govier whom is the first to complete his 10,000 shot challenge.  This piece of damaged metal will continue to serve as a reminder to him of the hard work he's put in and what he will continue to need to do to succeed.  His determination to achieve a goal will act as an example to his teammates as they continue to work on their shots and other hockey skills.  Hold your head high Josh and be proud of your accomplishment, a job well done.

Playoffs are here. In this the second season, every game is more intense, every game has more at stake, but with hard work, a trust in each other and ambition to excel, together we will continue to achieve.

Well it was another exciting weekend delivered by the boys as they went undefeated through their first four games of the West London Byron Optimist Tournament and went on to their fifth straight finals appearance.  Unfortunately this time we came up a goal short losing to a very good Kitchener team 2 to 1.  The boys showed a great sportsmanship and resolve following the lose and will be better for it as the season progresses.  They should hold their heads high and be proud of their accomplishments, we maintained our discipline and gave it our all till the final buzzer.  Congratulations, you ...

2013 Big Chill Squirt A2 Champions The boys continued to roll this past weekend overcoming fatigue, questionable calls, cold and flu to win their 4th tournament of the season.  The semi final seen the boys recover quickly from surrendering a tying goal with 2 seconds left in regulation to come back and win in a shoot out vs. a team from Canton Akron.  Then the early morning Monday final posed further challenges including a late penalty call in the third period.  After killing that off and carrying much of the play in the overtimes, the team achieved a goal in the 3on3 second overtime to win ...