Submitted By Steve Campbell on Friday, October 12, 2018 (147 views)
The Perth Auto Dismantlers Atom A girls suited
up for game number 2 of a weekend of hockey in the Etobicoke Dolphins Pink The
Rink tournament. Coming off an early morning win, the girls were ready to take
on the Brampton Canadettes.
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Submitted By Steve Campbell on Friday, October 12, 2018 (222 views)
The Perth Auto Dismantlers Atom A girls channeled
the same courage, bravery and warrior spirit that breast cancer survivors and
fighters have used in the ongoing battle against this fierce opponent, in the 9th
Annual Etobicoke Pink The Rink tournament. The Whitby Wolves were certainly fierce,
but the girls outplayed them to usher in their first victory in what will prove
to be a fun and challenging weekend of hockey here at the tournament.
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Perth Auto Dismantlers Atom A:
Submitted By Steve Campbell on Monday, October 08, 2018 (115 views)
This past weekend the Perth Auto Dismantlers Atom A Aces participated in World Girls Hockey Weekend. This event aims to celebrate and grow the Female Game from coast to coast and unites Canadians through grassroots programming that is led by local communities, and families.
The Atom A team faced the Ilderton Jets in their season opener. After the game the girls came together with the Aces presenting the Jets with World Girls Hockey Weekend Buff's.
For more information on the WGHW please see the below link.
https://www.hockeycanada.ca/en-ca/hockey-programs/female/wghw
Submitted By Jan Ballantyne on Tuesday, September 25, 2018 (554 views)
Aces day will be held Sunday November 11th starting at 930 am at the Rotary Complex. A full schedule will be posted soon so please check back often for schedules and updates. A huge thank you to this year's Aces day sponsor - Taylor Fluid Systems
Sit Pretty Custom Grooming Novice C:
Submitted By Chera Longston on Sunday, September 23, 2018 (118 views)
The Sit Pretty Custom Grooming Novice C team travelled to Mitchell to face the Meteors in their first exhibition game of the season. The young team learned new positioning and quick line changes as they faced the strong Meteors. Mira Broughton and Julia Glitz both had break-away opportunities but could not make it past the Meteor goalie. Milana Verellen showed real hustle as she continually raced back to defend the relentless Meteor offence. Lilly Harrigan's standout performance in net earned her the title of MVP as she shut down many of the strong offensive Meteors. The girls look forward to the next opportunity to bond together as a team.
