Early Christmas Gift, News, Atom Girls "C", U11 2015/16, 2016-2017 (TCDMHA)

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This Team is part of the 2016-2017 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Dec 22, 2016 | Vonnie Crawford | 485 views
Early Christmas Gift
he TCDMHA Desboro Lions Club Atom C Rebel Girls showed up to play Wednesday night in WOAA action, and play they did. Downing Saugeen Shores 12-0

Kassie Hesch and Halle Greenaway earned themselves an early Christmas gift scoring their first goals of the season.  Way to go girls! 

Claire Vokes netted 4, Julia Sutherland had 3, Mia Mcnab, Tina Johnson and Grace Madill added singles.

The girls have a well deserved Christmas break before heading to the South Huron Pink on the Rink - January 6th - 8th in Exeter.  The Atom Girls only play 1 home game in January.  January 11th don't miss the action.

Merry Christmas & All the Best in 2017 from the Desboro Lions Club Atom "C" Girls.
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DESBORO LIONS CLUB
he Desboro Lions Club was chartered in 2005 with 54 members. Currently, we have 32 members. We try to participate in as many of the Lions International's global humanitarian efforts (disaster relief ...) as possible, but our main focus is on serving our local community. For additional information on the Desboro Lions Club or to get involved contact: Bruce Gardner RR 3 Chatsworth 802080 Grey Rd 40 794-3971 To get more information on Events Sponsored by the Desboro Lions Club visit their website Fundraisers include - Annual Pork Barbeque - always on the Saturday of the long weekend in May - "Dog Walk" (all funds raised go to the training of Guide Dogs in Oakville) occurs usually the last Sunday in May