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WGHW: A celebration heard around the world

juin 20, 2018

Female hockey continues to be one of the fastest growing sports in the world, and on World Girls’ Hockey Weekend, it's all about the players, coaches, officials and volunteers that have helped get this far, as well as those who will be the future of the game. From Oct. 7-9, get creative and help Hockey Canada show the world why its leads female hockey on and off the ice. Register your event at HockeyCanada.ca/WGHW.

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