Hello Gentlemen Hockey registration is now open for the season NEW EMAIL address for registration registergmnchl@gmail.com WE ARE RECRUITING FOR OVER 30 B DIVISION PLAYERS. 2 SPOTS AVAILABLE. CONTACT GMNCHL@GMAIL.COM Bromby 45 plus will be $550 per player( Tuesday Nights) Elite will be $575 per player (Wednesday Nights) All etransfers are to be received by September 20, 2024 at gmnchl@gmail.com Registration and insurance forms can be found on our website. https://www.georgetownmens.hockeyleaguestats.com/ NOTE: NO PLAYER SHALL BE PERMITTED TO SKATE UNTIL REGISTRATION AND INSURANCE FORMS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY gmnchl@gmail.com by September 20, 2024 All Inquiries of the league are to be sent to gmnchl@gmail.com Organization members are as follows: Nick Vescio Legacy convenor Reade Smith Mezzo Convenor Moe O'Connell Bromby convenor and Operations Joanne Cooper Lead Time Keeper and statistician Tom Collis Lead Referee John Templeman financial auditor and disciplinary board lead PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO PLAYERS AND TEAM LEADS THEY MAY NOT BE INCLUDED THANK YOU GMNCHL Organization Board

is a men's draft league for players 30+. It is divided into two divisions. The Bromby division is for players 45+ only.

An emphasis is placed on healthy competition in a recreational atmosphere. There are team registrations only in the Legacy and Mezzo divisions. The Bromby is a draft division, designed to expose players to old friends and new, while maintaining competitive balance and changing rosters from year to year.

The league is conducted and administered by volunteers who make up the league executive. The key distinctions between this league and others are the competitive balance of the teams in the draft divisions, and it is not administered for profit.

A men's league with two separate divisions. One for players 30+. The other for players 45+.


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