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Oct 12, 2010 | Vonnie Crawford | 1057 views
Goalie Clinic
Spots still available for TCDMHA Goalie Clinic

Owen Sound Attack Goalie Scott Stajcer  and Brett Fisher will instruct the TCDMHA Goalie Clinic on Oct 21st in Keady.  The clinic is for all goalie within our association as well we will have a limited number of openings for additional goalies from other centres.  If interested in attending please contact Robert Vokes 519-371-7338 or Dave Tedford 519-934-2024. Cost of the clinic for goalies outside our association will be $25.00.

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