We will keep you updated on the latest developments with our summer hockey instructional school, as well as any updates related to date shifts or changes due to Covid-19
30 players invited to Calgary to compete for spots on Team Canada roster CALGARY, Alta. – Thirty of the country’s top para hockey players are headed to Calgary from Aug. 30-Sept. 7 to take part in Canada’s National Para Hockey Team selection camp at the Markin MacPhail Centre at WinSport’s Canada Olympic Park. The nine-day selection camp will
8 players invited to selection camp Sept. 1-8 in Calgary CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada announced the addition of five staff to serve as coaches alongside head coach Ken Babey (Saskatoon, Sask.) at Canada’s National Para Hockey Teamselection camp, Sept. 1-8 in Calgary. Mike Foligno (Sudbury, Ont.), Mike Fountain (Gravenhurst, Ont.) and Scott Walker (Cambridge, Ont./Vancouver, NHL) will support Babey throughout various tournaments
A quintet of coaches are sharing their experiences and lending their expertise as Canada’s National Para Hockey Team opens a new season at selection camp Jason La Rose | September 6, 2018 | It’s a full house in the coaches’ room at Canada’s National Para Hockey Team selection camp. With the dawn of a new season,
Muskoka Summer Hockey School is proud to support The Children’s Foundation of Muskoka! Please visit their website to learn more about how they help community based initiatives! https://www.childrenofmuskoka.com/ Our 2018 Fundraising Campaign was a huge success! – Muskoka Summer Hockey School hosted two silent auctions. We also accepted donations during our Celebration Luncheon/Awards Ceremony each
Muskoka Summer Hockey School is proud to support Jumpstart! Please visit their website to learn more about how they help community based initiatives! http://jumpstart.canadiantire.ca/en.html Our 2016 Jumpstart Campaign – Muskoka Summer Hockey School hosted two silent auctions. We also accepted donations during our Celebration Luncheon/Awards Ceremony each Friday. Our efforts raised over $3,000 to help
Gravenhurst Banner: By Brent Cooper EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of three parts on the story of Mike Fountain, who got his start in hockey in Gravenhurst an eventually found his way into the NHL and beyond. GRAVENHURST – It was Christmas 1992 and Mike Fountain was in Switzerland, waiting for his
You never know who will pop in for a visit! Thanks Bo Horvat, from the Vancouver Canucks, for paying us a visit!
GRAVENHURST – It is the end of an era in Gravenhurst sports, but there is a new chapter that is yet to be written. Gravenhurst Banner By Brent Cooper After 29 years of teaching young boys and girls the finer points of hockey, Kris King has sold the hockey school that bears his name to
After four seasons in the minor leagues and five callups by the Vancouver Canucks, Mike Fountain finally got a chance to show his stuff in the NHL. He made the most of it. On November 14th, 1996, not only did Fountain stop 40 shots and end the New Jersey Devils’ five-game winning streak in his
