Bantam, 2015-2016, AE (Whitby Minor Hockey)

The Quantum Orthodontic - Bantam AE Wildcats concluded the regular season with participating in the Aurora Bantam Tournament.  The boys came together and won the 3-on-3 portion of the tournament.  The team is set for the OMHA Play-Downs and ready to face their close rival, Peterborough, for a change to advance.  Good Luck Bantam AE!

It is the time of year where the regular season is coming to an end and playdowns are just around the corner.  The Bantam AE team wants to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.  Whether you are at the arena, or home with family and friends, take the time to recharge and get ready to make a run for the title.

The Bantam AE team had a successful run in the Pittsburgh 3 River Cup tournament earlier in November but came up short losing in overtime in the Championship game.  It was a great weekend for the team to come together both on and off the ice.  Congratulations on a well played tournament.

The Bantam AE team continues to practice hard and as a result is seeing improvements during our games in the Lakeshore loop. We are returning to a full roster and look forward to competitive games with our opponents.  Even some of the dads have been motivated to head back out on the ice.

The Bantam AE team, proudly sponsored by Quantum Orthodontics in Brooklin, is ready to take on their Lakeshore League competitors.  A busy 2nd half of October will see the AE team face familiar and some new opponents.  The team, despite some recent losses, is playing with a lot of energy and heart.  Good luck in the upcoming games.

The Bantam AE team is off and running for the 2015-16 season.  Thanks to all the generous sponsors, especially Quantum Orthodontics,  for contributing to our season. The team made it to the Semi-Finals in their first tournament and are looking forward to getting their regular season started with the first games being scheduled on September 24th. Coach Wayne and his bench staff are looking forward to working with a great group of players and their families.