PeeWee AA, 2015-2016 (Clarington Minor Hockey Association)

The Kwik Sign 2003 AA Peewee Toros had an outstanding season. The boys skated away as the Champions of the Garden City Early Bird tournament and the Edge Again Cup. They finished first in the regular season with 41 points and a team record of 19-6-3. The team defeated Peterborough in 3 quick games followed by conquering Ajax in 4 to move on to the OMHA Semi-finals. 

The Kwik Sign Peewee AA coaches told the players if they won the first 2 rounds they would do the ice bucket challenge and let the players dump ice cold water on them. At the end of practice the coaches took their lumps. Way to go boys! On to the OMHA Semis tomorrow. If the boys win the next round they are being treated to dinner at Hooters and get to dump Gatorade on all 4 coaches. No one will escape the next round. GO TOROS GO!!

The Kwik Signs Peewee AA Toros finished 1st in the regular season. The team went on to win the first round of playoffs by defeating the Peterborough Petes in just 3 games followed up by eliminating the Ajax Knights to put them through to the OMHA semi-finals. Congratulations to the players and coaches for all their hard work and to the fans for bringing out the 7th Clarington Man. First game against the Markham Waxers is Saturday February 27th 3:30pm at GRA. Come out and support our Toros!

The Peewee AA Clarington Toros sponsored by Kwik Signs worked closely with a school in the Durham Region area to give back to a family in need.  This Holiday Season will be much brighter for this family due to the generosity and volunteer efforts of the Peewee AA Toro hockey team. In lieu of a team Christmas party and gifts for themselves, the boys decided to use the funds to make this Holiday Season unforgettable for a Durham family. 

The Clarington Toros Peewee "AA" hockey team conducted an on-ice Remembrance Day ceremony prior to their game Thursday November 10th at Rickard Arena vs the Peterborough Petes.  The players, staff, parents and fans were delighted to be joined by Mr. John Greenfield and several members of the Royal Canadian Bowmanville Legion Branch 178, as well as Clarington Councillor Ron Hooper and MP Erin O'Toole.