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Where did PCHA teams finish in 2011/12
PCHA Events
PCHA Calendar
2011/12 Medals
"A" Teams
Minor Novice (PC020): SilverNovice (PC030): Gold
Minor Peewee (PC060): Silver
Minor Bantam (PC080): Gold
Minor Midget (PC100): Gold
Midget Sr. (PC111): Silver
"HL" Teams
Minor Novice Red/White (PC022): GoldMinor Novice Blue 1 (PC023): Silver
Novice Red (PC031): Gold
Novice White (PC32): Gold
Novice Blue 2 (PC33): Bronze
Novice Blue 2 (PC34): Silver
Novice Green (PC035): Bronze
Minor Atom White (PC042): Bronze
Minor Atom Blue 2 (PC043): Silver
Atom Red (PC051): Bronze
Atom White (PC052): Silver
Minor Peewee Red (PC061): Bronze
Minor Peewee Green (PC063): Silver
Peewee White (PC071): Bronze
Peewee Green (PC072): Silver
Bantam Red (PC091): Silver
Bantam White (PC092): Gold
Bantam White (PC093): Silver
Minor Midget Red (PC101): Silver
Minor Midget White (PC102: Gold
Midget White 2 (PC115): Gold
Midget White 2 (PC116): Silver
2011/12 Sponsors
COLL-HOSS PLUMBING
COUSIN’S FOODS
Credit Valley Eye Care
CREDIT VALLEY PHARMACY
DR. BAJCER DENTAL CLINIC
DUNDEE WEALTH - DARIA KORALESKA
HUTONE CLEANERS
Longo Brothers Fruit Markets Inc.
PAUL LEE & ASSC.
PROMO-ETIQUETTE
THE GREEK GRILL
UPCOMING EVENTS - mark your calendars
House LeaguePlayer Registration
Registration for the 2012-13 season begins on May 15th.
Click HERE to get started.
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PLAYER REGISTRATION and COACHING
Interested In Being a 2012/13
Houseleague Hockey Coach
Contact David Neale: 416 605-4437
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' A ' and Gold Team2012/13 Season
Looking for Players:
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Checking at the A level
In light of the concerns about brain injuries and concussions, the MHL is looking at ways to minimize this danger to our players. Statistics suggest that removing checking may reduce the risk. Therefore, it’s an option that we are debating.
The MHL would not remove checking from our A division unless it was mandated by the OHF and the GTHL. This action would put our players at increased risk when playing "checking approved" teams in tournaments and exhibition games.
Hockey is a physical sport and checking is a part of the game that has attracted Canadians for over a century. When performed well, checking is a skilled and exciting way to separate the puck from your opponent. Should it remain a part of the game?
Please join the debate. Send your comments to info@hockey.on.ca.