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From October to December 2011, Canadian Tire and the NHL traveled the country to find the most skilled youth hockey player (ages 7 to 12).  After being to 15 communities across the country and seeing about 2,500 kids competing,  Canadian Tire and the NHL announced the names of the  finalists who will compete in the Canadian Tire NHL Junior Skills™ National Championship in Ottawa during the 2012 Tim Hortons NHL® All-Star Game weekend (January 28-29).

The players who will be competing at the Canadian Tire NHL Junior Skills™ National Championship represent every province across Canada.  I am very excited to let you know that one of our finalist is a member of the London Devilettes Girls Hockey Association.

Keith Heard and Katherine (player) will be coming to Ottawa for the National Championship.

Canadian Tire is providing to the finalists the opportunity to showcase their skills (fastest skating, shooting accuracy, puck control and passing accuracy) during the Canadian Tire NHL Junior Skills™ National Championship taking place on Saturday January 28 on the Rideau Canal Skateway.  Six competitors (a boy and a girl from each of the Novice, Atom and Peewee age divisions) will be recognized as the 2012 Canadian Tire NHL Junior Skills™ National Champions.  Also, all finalists will have the opportunity to experience the 2012 NHL® All-Star festivities in person with access to: the NHL® Scotiabank Fan Fair, the Molson Canadian NHL® All-Star Skills Competition and the Tim Hortons NHL® All-Star Game

Congratulation and good luck this weekend Katherine. 
 

The London Devilettes Girls Hockey Association is now accepting applications for the position of Head Coach for our competitive division teams for the 2012/2013 season. Individuals interested in applying for a position should download a copy of the application form using the link provided.

We are looking for people 14 years of age or older with some experience in the time box.  Each timekeeper & scorekeeper will be paid somewhere between $8.00 and $10.00 per game depending upon the scheduled length of the game and whether it is done with two people or one. 

If individuals volunteer their time, they can count the hours towards the 40 hours of Community Service required to graduate.

If you are interested in timekeeping and scorekeeping at the 2012 London Devilettes

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The Association will be selling previously worn competitive sweaters during the upcoming 2012 Devilettes tournament. All ages from Novice to Intermediate (Jr.) will be available for purchase at the main tournament office located