Sun Sets on Championship Sunday
The final buzzer has sounded, bringing with it the end of this year’s Capital Volunteer Cup. It was clear from the first puck drop this morning that these teams saved the best for last! Every contest was closely contested, and the finals were truly anyone’s to win. What a great weekend of hockey, where 66 teams from can come together and battle it out to be tournament champions.
Tournament hockey can be grueling; putting multiple wins together in such a short span of time can be a big challenge. With only three games to secure a playoff spot, some team rose to the challenge, while others came oh so close. In the end, only one team could lift the Championship Trophy. Let’s take a moment to acknowledge this year’s tournament Champions and Finalists:
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Division Champions |
Division Finalists: |
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U10 |
Nickel City Sons |
Oakville Rangers |
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U11 |
Scarborough Ice Raiders |
Castor River Canucks |
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U12 |
Toronto Avalanche |
Halton Hills Thunder |
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U13 |
Lindsay Muskies |
Gatineau Ambassadors |
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U14 |
Stittsville Rams |
Markham Waxers |
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U15 |
Nepean Raiders |
Kanata Blazers |
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U16 |
Osgoode Richmond Romans |
Nepean Raiders |
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U18 |
West Carelton Crusaders |
Stittsville Rams White |
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On behalf of the Cumberland Jr. Grads, and all the staff at the Richcraft Sensplex we would like to thank all the teams, their families, and friends for making this weekend a very successful tournament. Congratulations to all of our Tournament Champions on an outstanding performance. We wish you all a successful 2019-2020 season and look forward to seeing you again soon! Have a safe drive home!