Perthshire hockey festival a hit with youngsters
Perthshire Junior Hockey hosted a tournament that included over 150 young hockey players from Grove Menziehill HC, Dundee Wanderers HC, Perthshire HC, Blairgowrie HC, Dunfermline Carnegie HC, Junior Hockey Academy and Kinross HC.
Winners from the U10 tournament were: Junior Hockey Academy
Winners from the U12 tournament were: Dunfermline Carnegie
Winners from the U14 tournament were: Dunfermline Carnegie
Perthshire hockey club were 5th, 2nd and 3rd in their respective age groups!
The tournament demonstrated the high standard of hockey across these regions as well as excellent sportsmanship and a shared enjoyment of hockey. Kinross HC club host next on March 15th outdoor at their home ground at the Muirs – contact Andrew McIntyre for more details.
On behalf of Perthshire Juniors I would like to thank coaches and parents for their support and special thanks to my Junior coaches for all their help on the day but also for their commitment this season. Perthshire Juniors train on a Monday night at Perth Academy from 5.30-7pm – contact Jayne Cafferty for more details on [email protected]
We look forward to seeing you all at our outdoor tournament on Sunday 31st May 2015 – this is also Perthshire HC 40th anniversary weekend!
Many thanks,
Jayne Cafferty
Perthshire HC Youth Convenor
Perthshire Hockey Club were hosts of a very successful youth festival at Bell’s Sports Centre last month.
The event included over 150 young hockey players from Grove Menziehill HC, Dundee Wanderers HC, Perthshire HC, Blairgowrie HC, Dunfermline Carnegie HC, Junior Hockey Academy and Kinross HC.
- Winners from the U10 tournament were: Junior Hockey Academy
- Winners from the U12 tournament were: Dunfermline Carnegie
- Winners from the U14 tournament were: Dunfermline Carnegie
Jayne Cafferty, Perthshire Youth Convenor, said, “On behalf of Perthshire Juniors I would like to thank coaches and parents for their support and special thanks to the Junior coaches for all their help on the day but also for their commitment this season.
“The tournament demonstrated the high standard of hockey across these regions as well as excellent sportsmanship and a shared enjoyment of hockey.”
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