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Mar 28, 2011 | Vonnie Crawford | 1514 views
TCDMHA Wins 4 CHAMPIONSHIPS
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!


TCDMHA Rebels won 3 championships this weekend, and another one on Tuesday night

CONGRATULATIONS REBELS


Horton's Concrete Finishing NOVICE REP - OMHA/WOAA Jacobi Division Champions
Great Lakes Framing Company ATOM REP - WOAA Gregg Division Champions
Inline Fencing PeeWee Girls "C" - WOAA Women's Maroon Champions
Desboro Garage PeeWee LL - WOAA North Division Local League Champions

Town & Country Garden Centre Midget "C" - WOAA Women's Finalist - Bringing home Silver

The Inline Fencing PeeWee Girls "C" have also advanced the OWHA Women's Championship Tournament being held April 8 - 10 in Brampton.

 WAY TO GO REBELS




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