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Oct 19, 2023 | Brad Eveniss | 12881 views
OCHL Skate with the Generals!
We have another exciting event to share! 

The OCHL would like to invite our players to a dedicated skate with the Oshawa Generals players.

In order to get into the event, your player must bring a non-perishable food item which will be donated to 'Feed the Need Durham'.  If you have any questions about this exciting event, please reach out!

Date:  Tuesday, November 7th, 2023
Time:  6 - 8 p.m.  
Location:  Tribute Community Centre
Pad:  Main Bowl



During the skate, the Oshawa Generals will be on ice to skate around with OCHL players and sign autographs.  Space is limited so only the first 200 OCHL players registered will be invited.  To reserve your spot, please complete the registration link, which will go live on the OCHL website at 8:00pm on October 20th.  



Link goes live October 20th 8:00pm
https://ochl.ca/Forms/2281/

 
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