Canadian National Pond Hockey Championships
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The Canadian National Pond Hockey Championships are held annually at the Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville, Muskoka District Municipality, Ontario, Canada.
The pond hockey variant used at the nationals played 5-a-side without a goalie, with two 15-minute halves and 5-minute halftime break. The competition is sponsored by Source for Sports and is shown on TSN.
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[edit] Men's Open Division
Year | Champion Team | Origin | Team | |
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2006 | Rink Rake Whitby Greybeards | Whitby | Ontario | |
2007 | Barrie Theta TTS Bruins | Barrie | Ontario |
[edit] Women's Open Division
Year | Champion Team | Origin | Team | |
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2006 | Rink Rake Concordia Rinkles | Montreal | Quebec | |
2007 | Rink Rake Concordia Rinkles | Montreal | Quebec |
[edit] Masters Division
Masters Division is for players 35 years of age and older
Year | Champion Team | Origin | Team | |
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2006 | ||||
2007 | Cornwall Six-Shooters | Cornwall | Ontario |
[edit] Championships
[edit] 2006 Championships
The first championships took place over one weekend.
In the Men's Open Division, the Whitby Greybeards defeated the Barrie Bruins to win the inaugural championship.
[edit] 2007 Championships
The second championships used 24 rinks on 6 acres of lake ice, and took place over two weekends. The championships were aired nationally on TSN in a one-hour special.
In the Men's Open Division, in a rematch of last year's final, the Barrie Bruins defeat the Whitby Greybeards 13-10.
In the Women's Open Division, the Rink Rake Concordia Rinkles win the championship for the second straight year, defeating the Wade Belaks of Toronto 18-11.
[edit] References
[edit] Citations
- ^ Yamaha 2006 sponsorship Jan 9
- ^ Yamaha 2006 sponsorship Feb 3
- ^ Rematch of Last Year’s Final Game at Canadian National Pond Hockey Championships
[edit] External links
- Canadian National Pond Hockey Championships homepage
- Echo Germanica: Canadian National Pond Hockey Championships! (2006)