Where else but in the City of Champions would the Belleville Bulls lead the way in sweeping the podium for Ontario at both the U-19 and U-17 Junior National Championships. This was the 10th year of the Junior Nationals which began in 1999 in the City of Brampton.
Wednesday, 03 March 2010At the Ontario Ball Hockey Association (OBHA) we have been busy readying ourselves for you, ‘the best players across the... + read more
“When Etienne takes his cousin out to play street hockey for the first time, he has a lot of explaining to do. Street hockey is nothing like ice hockey. Everyone has to wear a number nine Canadiens hockey sweater, but beyond that, the game has more to do with a fun day in the snow than with winning or losing.” (That’s Hockey – David Bouchard & Dean Griffiths)
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Where else but in the City of Champions would the Belleville Bulls lead the way in sweeping the podium for Ontario at both the U-19 and U-17 Junior National Championships. This was the 10th year of the Junior Nationals which began in 1999 in the City of Brampton.
“When Etienne takes his cousin out to play street hockey for the first time, he has a lot of explaining to do. Street hockey is nothing like ice hockey. Everyone has to wear a number nine Canadiens hockey sweater, but beyond that, the game has more to do with a fun day in the snow than with winning or losing.” (That’s Hockey – David Bouchard & Dean Griffiths)