REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!, News, Frank Dymock Classic 2017/18, 2017-2018 (Wallaceburg Minor Hockey Association )

This Tournament is part of the 2017-2018 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Oct 02, 2017 | tcogghe | 1034 views
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Registration is now open and the WMHA is looking forward to welcoming teams local and afar to this year's Frank Dymock Classic hockey tournament.



We are also excited this year to partner with Sport-Travel; an industry leader in tournament management and event accommodations.  Through this partnership we look to make things more effective and easier for both the tournament organizers and teams registering.

We also want to announce that due to restructuring of divisions throughout the OMHA the WMHA has decided they will not hold a Mark Weese Tyke Festival Tournament this year.  However, this year we will honour Mark at the Dymock tournament by having the "Mark Weese" Novice division.

For more information on the tournament please click on the links below to go to our main tournament page and/or registration page.

If you have questions or concerns feel free to contact the Director of Tournaments, Tom Cogghe [email protected]


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Sponsors
E.R. Schepens Ltd
E.R. Schepens Ltd. is another locally owned company that supports the community who supports them. They are multi-trade contractors offering service in millwrighting, fabrication, welding, electrical, motor repair, sales and service.
Aarkel Tool and Die Inc.
Frank's son Grant works at Aarkel and they have been a big supporter of the tournament in the past couple of years. They focus on supporting the communities that their employees live in. AarKel operates out of 5 plants with a combined total of 170,000 square feet of world class manufacturing facilities, and 250 highly skilled employees. Three facilities are located in Wallaceburg, ON, one in Windsor, ON, and one in Mexico. We are unique in the industry in that we have 4 separate business streams including Diecast tooling, Plastic Injection tooling, Lighting, and Aluminum Production / Prototype tooling, as well as an exclusive engineering/design team in China. Each of these tool making disciplines are managed within our fully integrated ERP system. We pride ourselves in our approach to your tooling needs. From our up-front feasibility, utilizing the latest in design software, to our launch support at your plant we work with you at every step of the program.
McDonald's - Wallaceburg
McDonald's Wallaceburg has been a huge supporter of the Frank Dymock Classic. Every year they help out by not only donating to our raffle table but also provide coupons for our "Player of the Game" awards and advertise in our program.
Richardson Electric
Richardson Electric is owned by Qualified Master Electrician Ryan Richardson. Ryan has been a big supporter of the Frank Dymock Classic for the past few years and continues to do so. He offers Service upgrades, new home, additions, renovations as well as telephone, coaxial installations and 24 Hr. Emergency service. 519-809-0181.
Chuck's On Dufferin
"Home of the Wallaceburger" - located @ 940 Dufferin Ave. At Chuck’s we believe in supporting the community that supports us. We buy everything local that we possibly can. The meat is ground at Foster’s Meats, the buns are made daily at Maple City Bakery and the produce is purchased locally.
Big Chief Drive-in Restaurant
While here for the tournament take a trip out to The Chief to experience the most sincere burger joint in Southwestern Ontario (5001 Dufferin Ave Wallaceburg).Old fashioned and unpretentious - we've been flipping homemade burgers since 1957. There are many modern imitators but we remain authentic and insulated from food fads. There's nothing like a burger, fries and a shake from the folks who haven't forgotten how to do them right.