2016-2017 Coach Selection Update, News (Wallaceburg Minor Hockey Association )

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Jul 15, 2016 | Adrian Kloet | 3947 views
2016-2017 Coach Selection Update
Thank you to all the applicants who applied to coach for this upcoming season.

Below is the list of coaches selected by the Coach Selection Committee and approved by the WMHA Board of directors. 


Novice / Atom Girls - Chris Young
Atom Girls- Steve Escott 
Peewee Girls - Dave Benedict
Bantam Girls - Dan Vancoillie

Novice REP ant- Trevor Jacobs
Novice AE - TBD after tryouts
Novice Tri-County - TBD after tryouts

Atom Rep - Rog (Robert) Kettlewell - assistant coach Rick Vancollie 
Atom AE - TBD
Atom Tri - Justin McNeil

Peewee Rep- Shane Fraleigh
Peewee AE - Chris Young
Peewee tri - TBD

Bantam Rep - TBD
Bantam Tri - Tom Cogghe

Midget Rep - Rick Vancollie 
Midget AE - TBD
Midget Tri - TBD
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