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Girls Team go to semi-finals in first tournament

January 22nd, 2009

On the weekend of January 17th, coaches Dan Marsden and Sheana Allore took their all-girls team to Orangeville for their first tournament of the year. Pounding their way to the semi-finals was a huge accomplishment for this team of mostly atom/peewee age players who were playing against much bigger all bantam age teams. Congratulations girls!

PeeWee Ae Silver Stick

December 10th, 2008

Congratulations to the PeeWee AE team for their hard work, excellent efforts and great results. After making it to the semi-finals against Napanee they were defeated 2 - 1 in an exciting overtime thriller.

On another note. After their first game on Saturday the PeeWee AE team went on a shopping spree and donated $150.00 worth of toys to less fortunate children in our community. It appears we are raising generous, good men as well as hockey players. Well done gentlemen!

Midget All Star Game

December 8th, 2008

Five players from the Highland Storm Midget A team have been selected to play in the MPS Midget All-Star game on Sunday December 21st in Huntsville. Because the team is presently in first place as of Dec. 1st, we are allowed to send five players. The players selected are 3rd year goalie Paddy Manuge, 2nd year defencemen Matt Rae and Drew Paul and 2nd year forwards Scott Griffith and Keaton Gadway. A skills contest at 1:30 is followed by the game at 3:30 in Huntsville.

Peewee A Team goes to tournament finals

November 17th, 2008

Jamie Dollo’s Peewee A rep team went to the finals of the Huntsville tournament on November 16th. Congratulations to the whole team.

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November 15th, 2008

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Midget team goes to finals in home tournament

November 15th, 2008

On November 1st the Highland Storm Midget rep team played three games at their home tournament in Minden with two wins, just enough to advance to the semi-finals on Sunday morning.

In their best game of the season the Storm beat a strong team from Cambridge to advance to the finals against last years all Ontario Champions from Schomberg.

Playing with a lot of heart but very little gas, Schomberg overpowered the Storm for the championship. The Storm coaching staff would like to thank the team for playing with class and pride during the tournament.