Bulls Program Open Workouts, News (St. Marys Minor Ball)

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Feb 26, 2019 | Candy McEwan | 1181 views
Bulls Program Open Workouts
 Chris Taylor, Bulls GM has arranged open workout dates at the Pinnacle Fieldhouse in Stratford, 533 Romeo Street, Stratford, ON N5A 4V3.  Workouts are being designed to loosen up with light training and stretching. These workouts are open to all players in the WOBA who had tried out for any of the Bulls teams last fall. Please note that these workouts are not mandatory but be informed that player rosters have not yet been set for the 2019 season. Teams will only be formed at the divisions with strong talent based representation. 

Bulls teams represent the WOBA affiliate and compete at AAA/AA sanctioned OBA tournaments. Due to the rainy weather last fall these workouts are also open to players who missed out on tryouts last fall. New players are to inform Chris  [email protected]  so that he can prepare to properly evaluate the player during these workouts.

Two sessions scheduled on each date.  Players may attend the session that best accommodates them for time.

March 2                Session 1 @ 9am til 10:30am     
Session 2 @ 10:30 til 12noon

March 9                Session 1 @ 10:30am til 12noon   
Session 2 @ 12noon 1:30pm

March 16             Session 1 @ 9am til 10:30am     
Session 2 @ 10:30 til 12noon

March 23             Session 1 @ 10:30am til 12noon

Session 2 @ 12noon 1:30pm

March 30             Session 1 @ 9am til 10:30am     
Session 2 @ 10:30 til 12noon

 

No fee to players that attended tryouts last fall.

New players requiring evaluation shall pay $25 one time tryout fee.

 

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