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West Side Community Centre holds 3rd annual fundraising ball hockey tournament

SaltWire Network | Posted: June 12, 2019, 12:27 p.m. | Updated: June 12, 2019, 12:27 p.m. | 2 Min Read
Jacob Mullins and his Atom team the Bardown Bros waiting to go play.
Jacob Mullins and his Atom team the Bardown Bros waiting to go play. - Contributed

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NEW GLASGOW – 

The West Side Community Centre held its 3rd annual Power Play Ball Hockey Tournament June 8-9 in New Glasgow.

The event was a huge success, hosting 31 teams, with more than 275 players ranging in age from 4-17.

A total of 77 games were played on all three rinks. The event is a fundraiser for the community centre's playground upgrades, and has helped the WSCC to purchase an accessible play structure last fall.

This year’s top teams, winning 1st in their division are:

IP Division - Storm

Novice Division - Bardown Benders

Atom Division Tier 1 - Grahams Glass Road Runners

Atom Division Tier 2 - North End Vikings

Peewee Division - North End Beauts

Bantam/Midget Division - Chip and Dips

The Chip and Dips were the Bantam/Midget Division winners. In front is Cameron Lynds, while standing from left are: Burke Murray, Nick McInnis, Kenyan Greene, John Luke Taylor, Brycen MacDonald and Kent MacDonald.
The Chip and Dips were the Bantam/Midget Division winners. In front is Cameron Lynds, while standing from left are: Burke Murray, Nick McInnis, Kenyan Greene, John Luke Taylor, Brycen MacDonald and Kent MacDonald.

 

Reid Fraser, Landon Wilson and Cooper Semerau of the Novice team Bardown Bandits are shown between games.
Reid Fraser, Landon Wilson and Cooper Semerau of the Novice team Bardown Bandits are shown between games.

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