We want to send out “a very loud thank-you” for all
of your assistance with the many facets of the Minto
Series...
There were many successes!
• outstanding and exciting teams from across Canada
(in particular our own Jr. Excels), thank you to players,
coaches, and management for their attention to lacrosse
excellence
• over 60 volunteers who worked day-in and day-out
to ensure a successful Minto, hats off!
• exceptional attention to photography of the event
and to communications on the Excelsior website, Facebook,
and media in general
• local corporate and program sponsorships exceeded
targets
• framed prints (participation gifts) were outstanding,
appreciated by all of the players and nicely reflected
the local/Canadian dimension of the Series
• excellent media coverage across Canada, news went
out to over 75 media sources after every game and a
very efficiently-run press box for the media and minor
officials
• highly successful 50/50 and program sales, final
50/50 around $2200...yikes
• tailgate run by the Jr. A parents was outstanding
and very welcoming for our visitors
• three wave (Press Release 1, PR 2, PR Series) marketing
ensured communications out to a range of media and fan
base
• smooth running of special events and ceremonies (media
luncheon, distinguished guests and ceremonies)
• facilities at the Powerade have been outstanding
along with the support - who knew that Jr. A lacrosse
would fill the room...
• excellent attention to the financial management of
the tournament, clear and detailed books and banking
• exceptional support from the City of Brampton and
in particular Mayor Fennell and Regional Councillor
Sanderson
• minor officials’ attention to detail with timekeeping,
announcing, pointstreak, 30 second clock, etc.
• special thanks to all of the creative work with the
logo/crest and three posters
• great support form the visiting associations (BCLA,
ALA, OLA , and CLA)
• the willingness of lacrosse greats from the '57,
'58, and '59 teams and Canadian Hall of Famers for throwing
their support behind the 2009 Excelsior Jr. A team and
the 2009 Minto Series
• excellent anthem singing from our four Mayfield SS
Regional Arts students,and Dan Clancy from Lighthouse
• A brilliant job by everone, THANK YOU ALL!
Ros and Mark
Honorary Convenors (from the 1957, 58, &
59 Minto Cup Teams)
Harry Benham
Bob McClure
Bert Naylor (spokesperson)
Bob Savage
Gord Thompson
Bruce Wanless (spokesperson)
Special Tournament Week Volunteers
Pat Enright
Eva Durie
Joyce Job
Marg Silva
Jim Silva
Dave Carlson
Lindsey Walker
Danielle Boudreau
Walter, Lindsay, Bonnie Webb
Bev Campbell
Ann Carlson
Craig Cowan
David Fryer
Terri Sellars
Connor Sellars
Colton Wallace
Brenda Belanger
Runners
Ball Boys from Pee Wee Rep Teams
Security Volunteers
Pat Doran
Ron Flint
Nathan Reid
Robert Laplante
Jim Slessor
Robert Costante
Paul Edwards
And many more from our mens’ field team!
Host Committee Planning Group
Tony Bennett Minto Cup Program Sponsorship
Wendy Bennett Media Event and Accreditation
Dan Bowyer Communications, Excelsior Website Management
Bob Burke Corporate and Local Sponsorship
Jeff Cowie Marketing
Pat Evans Players, Parents, and Fans Tailgate (visiting
teams)
John Herd Daily 50/50, Program Funds Collection, Accounting
Susan Fennell Mayor of Brampton
Cheryl Laplante Front Desk and Accreditation
Zeny Lipinski Brampton Jr. A President, Host Team Liaison
Zeny Lipinski Jr. Security
Caryl McClelland Players, Parents, and Fans Tailgate
(visiting teams)
Glenn McClelland Corporate and Local Sponsorship
Dean McLeod Facilities Coordinator
Ziggy Musial BELC President & PR
Albert Rehanek Logo/Crest Design
Jan Rubisch Banking, TD Canada Trust
John Sanderson Brampton Regional Councillor
Minor Officials/Team Liaisons for Series
Gary Morrison Technical (Music, anthem, etc)
John Sanderson Game MC, Intro & Players of the game
Matt Bowman Timekeeper/Shot Clock/Announcer
Dan Sitzma Shot Clock/ Timekeeper
Jim Doig Announcer
Paul Whittington Penalty Box
Herb Phillips 30 second clock/Shots
Dan Bowyer PointStreak
Rob Riley PointStreak
John Coates Team Game-day supplies/Shot clock back-up
Rick Webster Edmonton Team Liaison
Ken Webster Coquitlam Team Liaison
Barry Sellars Orangeville Team Liaison
Minto Cup Schedule
(Click on the Minto Cup Site link to the above left
for further information)
Sat. Aug. 22nd R.R. #1
5:00 p.m. Coquitlam Adanacs (8) vs.
ORANGEVILLE (16)Scoring
Link
8:00 p.m. Edmonton Eclipse (3) vs.
BRAMPTON(14)Scoring
Link
Sun. Aug 23rd R.R. #2
5:00 p.m. COQUITLAM ADANACS (11) vs.
Edmonton Eclipse (6) Scoring
Link
8:00 p.m. ORANGEVILLE (8) vs. Brampton
(5) Scoring
Link
Mon. Aug. 24th DAY OFF
Tue. Aug. 25th R.R. #3
5:00 p.m. Edmonton Eclipse (9) vs.
ORANGEVILLE (10)
Scoring Link
8:00 p.m. Brampton (10) vs. COQUITLAM
ADANACS(11) Scoring
Link
Wed. Aug. 26th Semi-Final
8:00 p.m. BRAMPTON (12) vs. Coquitlam
(6) Scoring
Link
Thur. Aug. 27th DAY OFF
Fri. Aug. 28th Final #1
8:00 p.m. Brampton (9) vs. ORANGEVILLE
(10)Scoring
Link
Sat. Aug. 29th Final #2
8:00 p.m. Orangeville (8) vs. BRAMPTON
(11)Scoring
Link
Sun. Aug. 30th Final #3
7:00 p.m. Brampton (4) vs. ORANGEVILLE
(8)Scoring
Link
MINTO CUP 2009 - Tail Gate Party
- Sunday, August 23, 2009 Additional Tail Gate Party Photos Click
Here - Courtesy of Dave Carlson Additional Behind The Scenes Photos Click
Here - Courtesy of Dave Carlson Dean McLeod, Pat & Mark Evans, Caryl McClelland
and Dave Miriguay enjoying the Tail Gate Party.
Eager (and hungry) visitors from Manitoba line
up for food and drink tickets from Glenn McClelland
and crew.
A number of Excesior Junior 'A' Dads help to dispense
beverages to thirsty patrons.
This sign says it all.
No lack of space to dress up your dogs, burgers,
sausages or corn on the cob.
Caryl McClelland and friend get another batch
of sausages ready for sale.
Eating spaces galore for whatever the heavens decide
to unleash.
Andrea Fried and Alexandra Bowyer lend a friendly hand
serving the customers.
Debbie Davis and Barb Bowyer say twenty-five
dozen corn were shucked, boiled and buttered to keep
up with demand.
MINTO CUP 2009 - Opening Ceremonies
- Saturday, August 22, 2009 Additional Opening Ceremonies Photos
Click Here - Courtesy of Dave Carlson
Mayor Susan Fennell and Councillors Bob Callahan and
Elaine Moore getting ready as Ziggy and Zeny look on.
The Junior Excels getting ready to roll em out.
The Junior Excel's Mayfield Connection: Chad Cummings
and Kyle Davis.
Excel's 50s Champions Harry Benham, Bob McClure, Bert
Naylor and Bruce Wanless bringing out the Minto Cup.
Your Junior Excels lined up and waiting for the ceremonies
to begin.
Brampton's oldest Excel Potsy Burrows, aged 91, plays
Last Post and Reveille.
Mayfield S.S. Regional Arts student Gabriella Farias
gets ready to sing the anthem.
Game 7: Orangeville maintains
their Eastern Canadian Championship status, defeating
the Jr. Excels in seven
- posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Brampton moved out in front 2-1 in the first period
with goals from Andrew Marcoux (Andrew Potter, Michael
Burke) and
JJ LaForet (Dana Stevens, Jason Jones). Sean Gillies
scored for Orangeville.
Scoring opened up in the second period with Orangeville
scoring 5 times to Brampton's 3. Mat McLeod, Sean Gillies,
Cody McMahon and Adam Jones (2) scored for Orangeville.
Brampton's tallys came from Burke (Cameron Flint,
Ryan McClelland), Scott Tinning (McClelland, Burke),
and Stevens (Flint, Burke).
Brampton's Flint tied the game early into the third
and action went back and forth for 15 minutes as the
floor became increasing wet and slippery. The Northmen
put the game away in the dying minutes with goals from
Jeremy Noble,
McLeod, and Greg Harnett. Brampton picked up 4 minutes
in penalties, Orangeville was in the box for 2 minutes.
Game 6: Northmen slip by Jr. Excels 6-4 to tie
the Series at 3-3 - posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Orangeville opened the scoring with two goals from
Adam Jones and Brandon Ivey. Dane Stevens (Pat Saunders,
JJ LaForet) scored Brampton's lone marker in the first
period.
Brampton edged back to tie the game up by the end of
the second period. Michael Burke and Stevens (Burke,
McGourty) scored the Excels' goals while John Quarrie
added the Northmen's lone goal.
Orangeville took control in the third scoring three
times while Brampton was only to find the back of Orangeville's
net once. Andrew Suitor, Cody McMahon, and Jeremy Noble
scored for Orangeville while Pat Saunders picked up
Brampton's lone marker. Brampton picked up 8 minutes
in penalties, Orangeville was in the box for 6 minutes.
Game 7 of Eastern Canadian final takes place MONDAY
NIGHT August 17 in Orangeville at 8:00 pm. See you there!
Game 5: Brampton unable to close
the door, Series now 3-2 for the Jr. Excels
- posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Orangeville took a 4-2 by the end of the first period
with goals from Cody McMahon, Jeremy Noble, Matt MacLeod
and Adam Jones. Brampton's tallies came from Scott Tinning
(Michael Burke, Pat Saunders) and Dylan Evans (Kyle
Rubisch).
Orangeville outscored Brampton again in the second
period pushing their lead to 7-4. Jones added two more
goals while John Quarrie picked up the Northmen's other
lone tally. Ryan McClelland and Cameron Flint (Steve
Fryer) scored for the Excelsiors.
Brandon Ivey and Glen Bryan finished off the Orangeville's
scoring in the third, while Andrew Potter added Brampton's
final goal of the night. Brampton picked up 12 minutes
in penalties, Orangeville was in the box for 10 minutes.
Game 6 of Eastern Canadian final resumes SUNDAY
AFTERNOON August 16 in Brampton at 2:00 pm.
See you there!
Game 4: Orangeville evades elimination, defeats
Jr. Excels 13-5 - posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Orangeville hit early and fast taking a commanding
7-1 lead by the end of the first. Scoring for Orangeville
were Matt MacLeod, Glen Bryan,John Quarrie and two from
each of Greg Harnett and Adam Jones. Brampton's lone
marker came from Scott Tinning (Jason Jones, Ben McCullough).
The Northmen pushed their lead to 12-5 by the end of
the second. Jeremy Noble, Matt Eckert, Greg Harnett,
Craig England, and Brendon Ivey picked up the Northmen
goals. Excels' markers came from Brendan Clarke (Adam
McGourty), Andrew Potter (Michael Burke, Dane Stevens),
Cameron Flint (Jason Jones, Kevin Floris), and Scott
Tinning McGourty, Kyle Rubisch).
Ivey finished off the Orangeville's scoring in the
third. A number of penalties were handed out as the
game progressed with Brampton picking up 73 minutes
to Orangeville's 69.
Game 5 of Eastern Canadian final resumes tonight Friday
August 14 in Orangeville at 8:00 pm. See you there!
Game 3 (Parts 1&2): Lightning storm and
power outage at Tony Rose Arena in Orangeville closes
down game 3 on Monday night, part 2 in Orangeville on
Tuesday night ends with Brampton grabbing its third
win in the Series - posted by Mark Evans
Scoring Link
A few minutes into the second period, lights went out
in Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre as a result of a
severe lightning storm on Monday night.
When the light did go out at the 17:32 mark of the
second, Orangeville was up 4-3. Orangeville goals came
from Andrew Suitor, Brendon Ivey and two from Adam Jones.
Scoring for Brampton were Dane Stevens (Andrew Potter,
Scott Tinning), Ryan McClelland (Pat Saunders, Potter),
and Saunders (Michael Burke, Stevens).
Part 2 which resumed Tuesday night saw Brampton move
ahead of Orangeville in the second period by a margin
of 6-5. Cameron Flint (Burke), Burke (Potter, Tinning),
and Ryan McClelland (Burke) scored for the Excelsiors
while Jeremy Noble added Orangeville's final marker.
A tough defensive game ensured for the third period
with neither team scoring. Brampton ended up with 14
minutes in penalties while the Northmen picked up 10.
Game 4 will be played Thursday August 13 at 8:00pm
in Brampton at the Powerade Centre. See you there.
Game 2: Jr. Excels' discipline takes them one
step further, defeating Orangeville 8-6,
moving the Series to 2-0 - posted by Mark Evans
Scoring
Link
Strong team discipline and intensity throughout the
game were key factors in Brampton's second win in the
Eastern Candian Jr. A Lacrosse Championship finals.
Brampton opened the scoring at the 28 second period
with a goal from Ryan McClelland (Andrew Potter, Dylan
Evans).
Orangeville responded with two goals from Adam Jones
and Mike Teeter, ending the first with a Northmen 2-1
lead.
Brampton outscored Orangeville in the second 5-3. Cameron
Flint (unassisted), Potter (Ben McCullough, Flint),
Chad Cummings Potter, Chris Corbeil), Michael Burke
(Potter, Dane Stevens), and Dylan Evans (Stevens, Corbeil)
scored for Brampton. Orangeville's goals came from Jeremy
Noble and two from Adam Jones.
The Northmen made an early rally in the third, on a
goal from Craig England. Brampton, however, hit for
two on goals from Burke (Stevens, Potter) and Potter
(Burke, Stevens), ending the game at 8-6 for Brampton.
The third game of Eastern Canadian fianl goes Sunday
August 9 in Orangeville at 7:00pm. See you there!
Game 1: Jr. Excels surprise Orangeville, win
game one 10-3 - posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Tough defense, strategic offence, two-way transition,
and solid goaltending came together last night to solidify
Brampton's
first win in the Eastern Canadian Jr. A playoff round,
Orangeville's first defeat in the 2009 playoffs.
Brampton led 4-1 after period on goals from Jason Jones
(Scott Tinning, Dane Stevens), Dylan Evans (Stevens,
Ryan McClelland), and two from Andrew Potter (Michael
Burke, JJ LaForet; Tinning, Burke). The Northmen's Brandon
Ivey added Orangeville's lone marker.
Good two play in the second with only one goal being
added by Orangeville's Jeremy Noble.
The third period was all Brampton with goals from Burke
(Cameron Flint, Evans), Stevens (Evans, Burke) and two
from each of Adam McGourty (unassisted) and Scott Tinning
(Fint; Stevens, Potter). Sean Gillies added Orangeville's
final goal of the night.
Both teams found their way to penalty box as the game
progressed, with each team picking up 45 minutes in
penalties.
The second game of the Eastern Canadian finals will
take place Friday August 7 at the Powerade Centre in
Brampton at 8:00pm. See you there!
Here Is The 'REVISED' Ontario Junior A Finals
Schedule vs. Orangeville
Game 1. Wed. Aug 5th, 8:00pm, Brampton (10)
@ Orangeville (3)
Scoring Link
Game 2. Fri. Aug 7th, 8:00pm, Orangeville (6)
@ Brampton (8)Scoring
Link
Game 3. Sun. Aug 9th, 7:00pm, Brampton (6)
@ Orangeville (5) Scoring
Link
Game 4. Thur. Aug 13th, 8:00pm, Orangeville
(13) @ Brampton (5)Scoring
Link
Game 5. Fri. Aug 14th, 8:00pm, Brampton (5)
@ Orangeville (9)Scoring
Link
Game 6. Sun. Aug, 16th, 2:00pm, Orangeville
(6) @ Brampton (4) Scoring
Link
Game 7. Mon. Aug 17th, 8:00pm, Brampton (6)
@ Orangeville (9) Scoring
Link
Orangeville wins the series 4 games to Brampton's
3. Minto Cup starts Saturday, August 22.
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Game 5: Brampton's defensive wall and a well
balanced offence too much for Burlington
- posted by Mark Evans Brampton wins Series
4-1 Scoring
Link
The Jr. Excelsiors now begin to prepare for the Eastern
Canadian Jr. A Lacrosse Championship drive, the first
time since 1994, after defeating Burlington 15-7 to
finish their second semi-final series. Brampton set
the tone in the first three minutes with two goals from
Dylan Evans (Ryan McClelland, Kyle Rubisch; Kyle Andrews).
Jordan McIntosh followed with a powerplay goal for Burlington
before Scott Tinning (Dane Stevens, Adam McGourty; Stevens,
Andrew Potter) added two more Brampton. Burlington's
Kevin Brownell and Brampton's Andrew Potter finished
off the scoring in the first period, leaving Brampton
ahead 5-2 at the end of the first period.
Brampton added five more markers in the second while
Burlington added four. Scoring for Brampton were Tinning
(Michael Burke, Potter), Stevens (McClelland), Cameron
Flint (Steve Fryer) and two from McGourty (Wray, Burke).
Scoring for Burlington were Chris Moulsen, Josh Ruys,
and two from Kiel Matisz.
It was all Brampton in the third period as Brampton
scored five times while Burlington responded with one
lone marker.
Excelsior markers came from Burke (Evans, McGourty),
Andrews (Jason Jones, Flint), Jones (Burke, Tinning),
and two
from McClelland (Chris Corbeil; Burke, Flint). Moulsen
pick up Burlington's final tally.
Rock solid defence and goaltending, a well balanced
offence, and an increasingly noticeable transition game
were simply
too much for the Burlington squad. Burlington ended
the game with 16 minutes in penalties while Brampton
finished the
game with 10 minutes.
The Eastern Canadian finals begin Wednesday August
5 in Orangeville at 8:00pm. See you there!
Game 4: Burlington resists elimination, register
their first win in the Series - posted by Mark
Evans Scoring
Link
A never-say-die Burlington team staved off elimination
last night by defeating Brampton
in overtime, 14-11.
Burlington marked their territory early in the game
moving out in front of Brampton 3-2
by the end of the first. Scoring for Burlington were
Wilson-Kirby, MacIntosh, and Ruys.
Bramptonís goals came from Dane Stevens and Cameron
Flint (Scott Tinning, Chad Cummings).
Burlington continued to advance in the second period,
increasing their lead to 7-5. McIntosh,
Ruys, Hicks, and Crepinsek scored for the Chiefs while
Kyle Rubisch, Michael Burke
(Andrew Potter), and Jason Jones (Dylan Evans, Michael
Burke) tallied for the Excelsiors.
Brampton's comeback in the third began with three unanswered
goals in the third by Burke
(Potter, Stevens) and two from Potter (McClelland, Burke;
Burke, Chris Corbeil). Burlington
responded with goals from Ruys, Hicks and Mann. The
Excelsiors forced the game into
overtime with goals from McClelland (Stevens) and Potter
(Stevens, Burke) in the final
two minutes of the game.
It was all Burlington in the overtime as Burlington
outscored Brampton 4-1, ending the game
at 14-11. Ruys, Brownell, MacIntosh and Midwinter put
up numbers for the Chiefs while
Rubisch provided Brampton's lone marker. Brampton finished
the game with 18 minutes
in penalties, while Burlington registered 12 minutes.
Next game is Wednesday July 29 at 8:00pm at the Powerade
Centre in Brampton.
See you there!
Chiefs' backs against the wall as Brampton
takes a 3-0 Series lead - posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Brampton demonstrated its firepower last night as they
downed Burlington 14-6
to take a commanding 3-0 Series lead in the Eastern
Canadian semi-finals.
The Jr. Excelsiors jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the
first period before Burlington
was able to register their first tally. Michael Burke
(Andrew Potter, Dylan Evans),
Dane Stevens (Burke, Kyle Andrews), Ben McCullough (Matt
Wray), Evans
(Stevens, Chad Cummings), Jason Jones, and Ryan McClelland
(Scott Tinning, Cummings)
had each registered goals before the 10:00 minute mark.
Jordan McIntosh scored
the lone Burlington goal with Stevens (Burke, Tinning)
adding his second, as the period
came to a close.
Stevens (Jones, Potter) added his third to open up
scoring in the second period
before Burlington went on the attack with three unanswered
goals, two from
Kevin Brownell and one from Josh Ruys. Evans (McClelland,
Cummings) and
Stevens (McClelleand, Potter) responded with two for
Brampton while Ryan Learn
added a closer to end the second period at 10-5 for
the Excels.
Brampton continued to dominate at both the offensive
and defensive ends of the floor.
Stevens added his fifth of the night while Potter (Chris
Corbeil, Steve Fryer; Tinning, Burke)
picked up two and McClelland (Jones, Tinning) added
his second of the night. Brownell
added Burlington's lone third period marker. The final
score, 14-6 Brampton. The Excels
picked up 20 minutes in penalties while Burlington had
12 minutes.
The fourth game will be played tonight Monday, July
27 at 8:00pm at Central Arena
in Burlington. See you there!
Brampton Juniors steal second game in Burlington,
10-5 - posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
Brampton defeated Burlington to move the Series 2-0.
First period action saw
some excellent back-and-forth play with each team scoring
three goals.
Burlington's goals in the first came from Chris Moulsen
and two from Matt Hicks.
Brampton's markers were delivered by Scott Tinning (Michael
Burke, Dane Stevens),
Michael Burke (Scott Tinning, Ryan McClelland), and
Andrew Potter (Steve Fryer).
Brampton moved ahead in the second period 6-5 on goals
from Andrew Potter
(Michael Burke, Steve Fryer), Chris Corbeil (Andrew
Potter), and Ryan McClelland
(Andrew Potter). Scoring for Burlington were Kiel Matisz
and Josh Ruys.
Brampton dominated the third period with four unanswered
goals from Cameron Flint
(Steve Fryer), Dylan Evans (Ryan McClelland), Michael
Burke (Anderew Potter, Scott Tinning),
and Dane Stevens (Scott Tinning, Michael Burke).
Unlike the first game, both teams spent considerable
time in the penalty box
(Brampton 50 minutes, Burlington 42). Like the first
game, however, Brampton's
defense continued to silence Burlington's offensive
arsenal.
Next game will take place Sunday night July 26 at 7:00
pm at the Powerade Centre
in Brampton. See you there!
Jr. Excels take Game 1 Against Burlington 6-2
- posted by Mark Evans Scoring
Link
First period play saw the Excelsiors jump out to a
2-0 lead on goals from Cameron Flint
(Dane Stevens, JJ LaForet) and Dane Stevens (Scott Tinning,
Ryan McClelland).
Brampton extended their lead to 5-1 by the end of the
second as Cameron Flint
(Andrew Marcoux, Scott Tinning) added his second tally
of the night and Ben McCullough
(Scott Tinning) and Ryan McClelland (Jason Jones) added
singles. Alex Crepinsek picked up
Burlington's single goal.
Each team scored once in the third, one from Andrew
Marcoux (Jason Jones, Dylan Evans)
for Brampton and one from Josh Ruys for Burlington.
Good two-way play was evident throughout the game but
it was Brampton's defence,
led by captain Kyle Rubicsh and goaltender Steve Fryer,
that was able halt Burlington's explosive offence.
Next game will take place Friday night at 8:00pm at
Central Arena in Burlington. See you there!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here Is The Semi Final Schedule vs. Burlington
- Brampton wins series 4 games to 1 !!!
Game 1 - Wed. July 22nd. 8pm, Burlington (2)
@ BRAMPTON (6)Scoring
Link
Game 2 - Fri. July 24th. 8pm, BRAMPTON (10)
@ Burlington (5) Scoring
Link
Game 3 - Sun. July 26th. 7pm, Burlington (6)
@ BRAMPTON (14) Scoring
Link
Game 4 - Mon. July 27th. 8pm, Brampton (11)
@ BURLINGTON (14) OTScoring
Link
Game 5 - Wed. July 29th. 8pm, Burlington (7)
@ BRAMPTON (15)
Scoring Link
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---------Dean McLeod, City of Brampton Mayor Susan Fennell
and Bob Burke at the Golf Classic---------
$20---BEER FOR A YEAR DRAW !---$20
**Must be Legal Drinking Age to enter
and claim prize**
Prize will be ONE (1) case of Domestic beer per week,
for 52 weeks (52 cases total)
----------------------------------------------OR-------------------------------------------------
Winner can choose to take a cash prize of $1,750.00
paid all at once
Winner will be announced during the Jr A Excelsiors'
last Home game
Special Offer !
A limited edition set of three posters entitled "For
The Love Of The Game"
detailing the History of the Brampton Excelsiors is
available by contacting
Ziggy Musial at ziggy.musial@rogers.com
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