Ridgebacks Playoff Game - Wednesday 7pm February 14th, News (Oshawa Community Hockey League)

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Feb 13, 2024 | Brad Eveniss | 21743 views
Ridgebacks Playoff Game - Wednesday 7pm February 14th
Ridgebacks vs Ottawa.

The Ridgebacks play Game One at home and then the next two on the road so we are hoping to get our OCHL family out in support tomorrow night.

Best of three playoff series. As always admission is free with the OCHL Ridgebacks Loyalty Pass.


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