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Jan 25, 2012 | Vonnie Crawford | 1065 views
TORRIE NAMED TO ALL STAR SQUAD
Congratulations to Riley Torrie who was named to the All Star Squad at the Preston Tournament.  This long standing tradition of the tournament on Sunday afternoon was an exciting game, Jerseys with all star numbers were worn proudly Torrie wore “22” (Sedin).  

Torrie along with Rebels teammates Brendon Stewart and Carson English are members of the Grey Bruce Highlanders Food Town Atoms.  

Torrie played a strong defensive game stopping numerous scoring chances, with his team winning the game 5-4

Good Luck boys with the balance of your season.

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