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Oct 04, 2011 | Vonnie Crawford | 865 views
LESS THAN 1 WEEK
Tryouts are over, powerskating is in into it's final week and then we'll be ready to hit the ice as teams.

Ice will be available in all three arenas starting on Monday October 10th so each team will have their regular scheduled ice.  Some teams have attended scheduling meetings and as schedule become available they will be posted on the team page.

Please check the website often for regular updates during the season.  

Last chance to register for Body Positioning, Skills and Goalie Clinic, registration can be completed online.

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