LITTLE BANDS YOUTH HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 2009

February 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , March 1 , 2009

Sioux Lookout ARENA

Novice ,- 6 ,7 years old  

Atoms - 8 , 9 ,10 years old

 Peewees ,10,11,12 years old

 Bantams - 13 , 14 , 15 years old

 Midgets- 15,16, 17 years old ...No 18 years olds - dont ask

OPEN DISTRICT

FIRST NATIONS

HOCKEY

SIOUX LOOKOUT,ONTARIO

DECEMBER 19-21ST,2008.

MEMORIAL ARENA

FOR MORE INFO.

CALL 737 7653

FIRST NATIONS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

DECEMBER 19-21ST, 2008

SIOUX LOOKOUT MEMORIAL ARENA

12 MENS HOCKEY TEAMS - ENTRY FEE $1,500.00

$8,000.00 CHAMPIONSHIP ( based on 12 teams )

$5,000.00 FINALIST ( based on 12 teams )

OPEN 

FIRST NATIONS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

IN

SIOUX LOOKOUT MEMORIAL ARENA

SEPTEMBER 5,6,&7TH, 2008

Treaty Nine Hockey Development will be holding a Hockey School in Thunder Bay on August 6 and 7 during the CLE.

If you would like to register yourself or your child then please contact:

Titus Semple @ (807)251-0101 or

Luke Reynolds @ (807)252-0502

Register Soon!!!

Space Limited!!!

Registration Deadline August 1, 2008

For more information please go to:

FIRST NATIONS SUMMER ICE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

2008

IN

DRYDEN, ONATRIO

JULY 23, 24, AND 25TH, 2008

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12 FIRST NATION - COMMUNITY BASED TEAMS ONLY

2 YOUTH ATOMS HOCKEY EXHIBITION GAMES

FIRST ANNUAL

2008 

FIRST NATIONS

SUMMER ON ICE HOCKEY

TOURNAMENT

IN DRYDEN,ONTARIO

JULY 23, 24, AND 25TH, 2008

Bamaji Ice Hockey Team from SlateFalls F.N. captured "A" side Championship at the Sioux Lookout District F.N.'s Hockey Tournament on Sunday, April 13th, 2008.

The Bamaji Ice defeated the Weagamow Hawks in a deciding game by the score of 4 - 1.

2ND ANNUAL

FIRST NATIONS "DISTRICT HOCKEY "TOURNAMENT

APRIL 10-13TH, 2008

SIOUX LOOKOUT MEMORIAL ARENA

HOCKEY GAMES "LIVE" ON WAWATAY RADIO BROADCASTS!

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FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER YOUR HOCKEY TEAM

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Toronto Rock Captain and Northern Links are searching for a remote First Nation for Lacrosse Camps and Equipment!

Jim Veltman, Captain of Toronto Rock has approached Northern Links for assistance in seeking a Northern, Remote Aboriginal Community to donate his time to Lacrosse Camps and lacrosse equipment. It is preferred the community is remote and have access to an arena and/or outdoor box.