Mar 09, 2016
Members of the Frontenac Minor Hockey Association have launched a brand new ball hockey league and have invited players to sign up. Games will commence in April at the Frontenac Community Arena in Piccadilly.
The new league will be open to youth aged 3-17 and will allow ball hockey players to play the sport closer to home, on their home turf at the Frontenac Arena. Since previously, many of them had been traveling to Kingston, this will be a much lesser expense.
President of the Frontenac Minor Hockey Association, Al Pixley, said that the association talked about starting up the activity last year, but was not able to due to a lack of volunteers. “This year, we had more volunteers stepping up and our executive pushed really hard to get the activity off the ground.”
He also credited Frontenac Community Arena manager, Tim Laprade, whom he said has been extremely generous in offering up the Frontenac Community Arena for use.
To date, over 150 players have already signed up and the deadline for registration is April 10, 2016. Play will commence on Sunday, April 24 at the Frontenac Community Arena in Piccadilly. For more information, visit www.frontenachockey.ca or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
All proceeds from the FMHA's ball hockey will go towards purchasing new heaters at the arena.
More Stories
- Tay Valley Community Choir Celebrates 20th Anniversary
- Staying True to our Grassroots
- New Leaf Link: Expanding services to be more accessible!
- Liberals Gain in Lanark Frontenac, but Scott Reid Rolls to Victory
- North and South Frontenac Speak Against Strong Mayor Powers
- Central Frontenac Sends "Replacement Letter" to Ministry
- Joseph & the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat
- Central Frontenac Re-Drafts Safe Yards Bylaw
- From Unemployed to Empowered: How KEYS Helps Change Lives
- Heavy turnout in advanced polls in Lanark-Frontenac