PSMHA Update - June 24, News (Port Stanley Minor Hockey)

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PSMHA Update - June 24
Please join us as we plan for a 20/21 Hockey Season in Port. 
Join the PSMHA on July 21st @ 7pm for a virtual information session on:
1. OHF Return to Play Update Guidelines
2. Coaching requirements for next season
3. Learn about how you can help. We have open positions on our board.
If you are interested in participating, please register by emailing your name and players name to [email protected].  The meeting link will be shared prior to the meeting date.

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