Novice Shamrock Back To Back OMHA DD Champions, News (Port Stanley Minor Hockey)

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Apr 04, 2018 | webmaster | 1298 views
Novice Shamrock Back To Back OMHA DD Champions
It is with great pride that I share that our Novice Shamrock team has successfully defended the OMHA Championship that was won last year! 


It is with great pride that I share that our Novice Shamrock team has successfully defended the OMHA Championship that was won last year!  

After a grueling 20 game round robin, we bested our arch rivals from West Lorne in the semi-final and defeated Norwich in an exciting final.  Our overall record was 44-11-2.  Having 2 equally capable scoring lines, 4 solid defensemen and stellar goaltending was too much for other teams to handle.  When the opposing team played a wide open game, we outgunned them, when the opposing team played a physical game, we outmuscled them, when it was a goaltending duel, Clarkey made the big save!  

The boys were absolutely thrilled to come out of the ‘Big Sailors’ dressing room to see the arena packed with friends, family and Sailors supporters. 

Thank-you for helping to make this accomplishment so special!   
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