2018-2019 Regular Season Schedule, News (Unionville Minor Hockey Association)

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2018-2019 Regular Season Schedule
Submitted By Voula Bertsoulakis on Tuesday, September 11, 2018
The times listed below are assigned to the division, not to a specific team. Teams rotate through the time slots for both practice and game times.


    
Mini Mite (born 2014) Practice (Angus Glen) Saturdays 9am
Practice (Angus Glen) Sundays 10am
Mite (born 2012-2013) Practice (Angus Glen) Wednesday 5pm 6pm
Thursday 5pm 6pm
Games (Angus Glen) Sunday 7am 8am 9am
Tyke (born 2011) Practice (Angus Glen) Saturday 10am 11am 12pm 1pm
Games (Crosby) Sunday 7am 8am
Novice (born 2010) Practice (Angus Glen) Saturday 10am 11am 12pm 1pm
Games (Crosby) Sunday 9am 10am
Atom (born 2008-2009) Practice (Angus Glen) Saturday 7am 8am
Games (Crosby) Sunday 11am 12pm 1pm
Peewee (born 2006-2007) Practice (Angus Glen) Saturday 8am 9am 10am
Games (Angus Glen) Sunday 11am 12pm 1pm
Bantam (born 2004-2005) Practice (Angus Glen) Wednesday 7pm 8pm
Games (Angus Glen) Saturday 6pm 7:30pm 8:45pm
Midget / Juvenile Games (Angus Glen) Sunday 7pm 8:30pm 10pm

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