Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Sunday, September 09, 2018 (294 views)
The
HJB Minor Bantam Team is off to a strong start in their 2018-19 hockey season
by winning the Toronto Red Wing Earlybird Championship.
The
Minor Bantam Division in the Red Wing Earlybird Tourney was made up of 44
Teams. The Minor Bantam Jr. Bulldogs went
undefeated in the preliminary round winning games 2 to 1 over Mississauga
Rebels, 3 to 2 over York Simcoe Express, 3 to 0 over Clarington Toros and tying
Mississauga Senators 1 to 1. In the Quarter Finals they went up against a
strong London Knights Team and came away with a 3 to 1 victory and then off to
the Semi-Finals to face the Toronto Marlboros for a close game ending in a 2 to
1 win.
Read More
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Sunday, September 09, 2018 (172 views)
The HJB Atom team headed up to
Peterborough for the third year in a row to get in some good hockey and to get reacquainted
while relaxing back at their cottages after a day of hockey.
Coach Geraldine Heaney, her Coaching Staff
and the Players came together for an inspiring effort of going unbeaten in
their 6 games. In the Preliminary Round
they beat Huron Perth 4-0, Peterborough Petes 2-0, Burlington Eagles 5-1. In the Quarters they defeated Quinte Devils 2-1
and in the Semis defeated Whitby Wildcats 3-1.
In the Championship Game they
faced an undefeated London Knights and
won the Championship 3-1
Congratulations to the Atom Jr. Bulldogs!
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Thursday, August 30, 2018 (219 views)
SPORTS Wednesday, August 29, 2018 Hamilton Spectator
It's one thing to
represent your city and your province in a national tournament. When you lead
your team with two goals and two assists to the championship, it's extra
special.
Clark Dunford, a
12-year-old student at R.A. Riddell School Sport Academy and member of the
Hamilton Lacrosse Association, represented Ontario as a member of the Ontario's
Peewee lacrosse team.
Read More
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Thursday, August 30, 2018 (99 views)
By Tony
Caravaggio, Chair, Trainers Program, 07/25/18, 8:45AM EDT
AN IMPORTANT MEMBER OF THE BENCH
STAFF THAT HELPS KEEP PLAYERS SAFE
Trainers
serve an essential role on the bench staff. While they may not be directly
involved in what's happening on the ice there is a lot of work that goes into
making sure everyone is safe and prepared to play. Along with their presence
being mandatory, trainers can serve as a bit of a jack of all trades. They can
be equipment managers and in charge of providing supplies, along with dealing
with any injuries that may occur.
Here are six attributes that a great
trainer possesses:
Read More
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Thursday, August 09, 2018 (495 views)
The
Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs will be adopting a replicate of the OHL Hamilton Bulldogs
Heritage Jersey as their new Home Jersey.
When the OHL Hamilton Bulldogs introduced
their third jersey last November it immediately became a hit among the Jr.
Bulldogs Families. The Jr. Bulldogs Executive
began investigating what they could do to make the OHL Hamilton Bulldogs’ Heritage
Jersey a new addition to their uniform.
The
OHL Hamilton Bulldogs Heritage Jersey represents the roots of Hamilton Hockey
as this jersey was inspired from the jersey of the Hamilton Tigers – a
professional Hamilton ice hockey team (the City of Hamilton’s first and only) competing
in the NHL from 1920 to 1925.
Read More
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Sunday, July 01, 2018 (346 views)
By FlipGive06/15/18
Sports teach kids early on that with time and patience comes
results. Teaching children that being good at something is earned is one of the
main benefits of participating in sports.
We all know the
physical health benefits of sports participation, but it turns out youth
sports may be helping your child’s brain develop as much as their body.
Read More
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Wednesday, June 27, 2018 (685 views)
The
Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs are pleased to welcome Mark Mazetti as the Head of the FUTURES
Program for the 2018-19 season. Mark enhances our development program by
sharing his hockey expertise and experience as well as his enthusiasm and love
for the game of hockey.
The Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs' Future Program is
open to hockey players ages 6 and 7 years – but is limited to 25 applicants
only. The HJB Futures Program is an additional program to the players'
regular Hockey Canada sanctioned program offered at their Home Centre.
Read More
Submitted By Dianne Skirving on Saturday, June 23, 2018 (233 views)
Colorado
takes an overager in the fifth round.
By Hardev [email protected] Jun
23, 2018, 11:51am MDT
With the 140th pick in the NHL Entry Draft, the Colorado Avalanche pick 20-year-old center
Brandon Saigeon out of the OHL. Saigeon was part of the J Ross Robertson Trophy
winning Hamilton Bulldogs who lost in the Memorial Cup to the Acadie-Bathurst
Titans.
Read More