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Donuts’ hockey program growing in Bedeque

BEDEQUE – The Donuts’ hockey program is growing.

SaltWire Network | Posted: March 27, 2017, midnight | Updated: Sept. 29, 2017, 10:20 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Healthy Scratches recently won the fourth annual Donuts Cup tournament at the Bedeque Area Recreation Centre. Members of the Healthy Scratches are, front row, from left: Cora-Lee Dunbar, Rob Squires, Griffin Lecky and Randy Clow. Back row: Joey DesRoches, Kyle MacLeod, Danny White, Marc Schurman, Chris McKone, Noel MacFarlane, Brad MacDonald, Jack MacLellan, Marvin Reeves and Neil Ellsworth.
The Healthy Scratches recently won the fourth annual Donuts Cup tournament at the Bedeque Area Recreation Centre. Members of the Healthy Scratches are, front row, from left: Cora-Lee Dunbar, Rob Squires, Griffin Lecky and Randy Clow. Back row: Joey DesRoches, Kyle MacLeod, Danny White, Marc Schurman, Chris McKone, Noel MacFarlane, Brad MacDonald, Jack MacLellan, Marvin Reeves and Neil Ellsworth.

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What started out as a few males and females getting together at the Bedeque Area Recreation Centre to learn how to play hockey, has blossomed into three ice times and 60-plus members.
The program, which benefits from strong coaching, teaches skills and features drills in skating, passing, shooting, game play and positions, followed by a scrimmage for the remainder of the ice time.

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The program recently hosted their fourth annual tournament in Bedeque, and the Healthy Scratches won four out of five games to earn the honour to hoist the Donuts Cup.
Men and women, over the age of 19, can try this for free by contacting [email protected].

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