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Aug 05, 2022 | Brad Eveniss | 4355 views
Getting Oshawa Back On The Ice
This August, the OCHL and Oshawa Minor Hockey are hosting development skates for hockey players of all abilities. The hour-long skates will be a mix of skating and skills with an emphasis on fun. Skates will be open to athletes ages 7-10 with limited spots available for 6 year olds. Each ice time will end with a prize draw. Participants must be able to skate on their own and have all the necessary equipment. Cost for all four skates is a total of $20.00.




Dates and Times:
August 23rd Delpark
5:15: 6-8 year olds
6:15: 9-10 year olds

August 24th Campus
5:30: 6-8 year olds
6:30: 9-10 year olds

August 30th Delpark
5:15: 6-8 year olds
6:15: 9-10 year olds

August 31st Delpark
6:15: 6-8 year olds
7:15: 9-10 year olds

Registration LINK.
Email [email protected] for more information.


The above equipment will be needed as well as a jersey.
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