Heritage Results, News (Oshawa Community Hockey League)

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Feb 10, 2024 | Brad Eveniss | 7084 views
Heritage Results
Thank you to the 46 teams that traveled from across Ontario to compete this weekend at the 47th Annual OCHL Heritage tournament.

We had a great turn out and enjoyed watching all 7 divisions play good hockey!We would like congratulate all the semi-finalists and finalist teams.
The following teams left Champions:
U9 Northumberland Nighthawks
U11 Kingston Panthers
U12 West Hill Golden Hawks
U13 Kingston Canadians
U15 Nepean Raiders
U16 Kingston Canadians
U18 Kingston Panthers

We hope to see teams return again next year. All the best for the rest of the season.

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