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Sep 14, 2025 | The Executive | 30 views
Need Vounteer Hours? Miss Being on the Ice after aging out?
TCDMHA has just the answer...

 

We are looking for young hockey players between the ages of 13 and 18 to assist as on-ice peer leaders to the newest members of our association.

This could mean demonstrating drills for coaches, teaching players to stop on skates, shooting on a goalie or simply picking up pucks for the coaches.

If this sounds like something that you would like to do, please email your interest to [email protected].

**Note:  If you have already turned 18 you will need to complete a vulnerable sector check to be able to assist on the ice.
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