Submitted By John Mackenzie on Sunday, March 29, 2015 (1253 views)
Congratulations to the 2014/15 OMHA Novice AE Champions - Peterborough Petes. Winning in 5 games against Pickering Panthers, 3-2, 8-1, and 6-2, way to go boys!
Submitted By John Mackenzie on Tuesday, December 16, 2014 (944 views)
The Peterborough
Petes went into Oshawa’s Hockeyfest tournament feeling confident and ready to
play as a team. They came out strong,
playing with heart. Their fore-checking
and back-checking kept their opponents on their heels.
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Submitted By John Mackenzie on Friday, November 28, 2014 (1232 views)
Written By
Wendy
Helfenbaum on November 03, 2010 originally appeared in
www.parentscanada.com
Posted by D2
Wandering into the used hockey gear sale at my local arena with my
five-year-old newbie player, I could already spot them: the Bad Hockey Parents.
You know the ones. They're overly passionate, they're loud, and they're more
than a tad obnoxious.
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Submitted By John Mackenzie on Saturday, October 18, 2014 (1061 views)
When a cartoon character gets bonked on the
head, stars appear and float in a silly circle.
It may be funny to see in a cartoon, but
it's not so funny when it happens for real. Seeing stars, feeling goofy or dazed
for a little while, or being knocked out after getting hit in the head are all
symptoms of a type of brain injury called a concussion.
Hockey is actually a very safe sport at the
youth level when compared against other youth sports. That’s not to say hockey
is without risk, but by comparison to many youth activities, hockey has no more
injuries than other sports, and in many cases may have fewer.
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