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Here you find all the information you need to follow the Bulldogs and the Western Jr C League. You may also find information on our Facebook Page. Go Dogs Go! BULLDOGS GOLF TOURNAMENT
To start the year off is our Special Annual Golf Tournament to be held on June 1, 2013 at the Kincardine Golf Club. The cost is $120.00 per player which includes golf, golf cart, prizes, steak dinner, special draws, welcome gift and putting contest where the winner could win $5,000.00 cash. To register please call Ron Boulton @ 519-396-3705 or e-mail rboulton@bmts.com. Limited number of spots available. Deadline for registration is May 27, 2013. Single registrations will be accomodated. BULLDOGS & LIONS CLUB SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT
Your team is invited to participate in the ANNUAL KINCARDINE BULLDOGS & KINCARDINE LIONS CLUB Slo-Pitch Tournament. July 26, 27 & 28
MEN’S AND LADIES REC DIVISIONS - PRIZE MONEY *** ENTRY FEE - $225/Team – MEN'S DIVSION *** ENTRY FEE - $150/Team – LADIE's DIVISION (EACH TEAM IS GUARANTEED 3 GAMES) “LIVE ENTERTAINMENT” Friday Night: T.B.A. ENTRY FEE WITH PLAYERS LIST MUST BE RETURNED BY JULY 6TH. ALL CHEQUES MADE PAYABLE TO THE KINCARDINE BULLDOGS MAILING ADDRESS: For more information please contact: Warren Beisel 519-386-9939 Email: wbeisel@tnt21.com Dustin Catto 519-955-5975 Email: cattes17@hotmail.com Good Luck to All and Enjoy! Download your entry form below. GARRETT MEURS HOCKEY SCHOOL
The Bulldogs are pleased to offer the "Garrett Meurs Hockey School" for ages 6 to 14 years. Garrett currently plays for the Plymouth Whalers of the OHL and has been drafted to the NHL by the Colorado Avalanche. Click on picture for Garrett's hockey career information. The school runs from August 12 to August 16. Please click below for additional details. Bulldogs Season Wrap UpWith two losses last weekend, including a heart-breaker in overtime, the Carruthers Nicol Kincardine Bulldogs season came to an end at the hands of the Walkerton Hawks. Saturday night, the Dogs suffered a gut-wrenching 3-2 overtime loss in game three. After an exciting, back and forth battle, Tanner Simpson tied the game with just two minutes remaining. The Bulldogs carried much of the pl...ay in overtime, but after a missed call on a (seemingly obvious) penalty, the Hawks scored the winner on a goal that appeared to have been scored after the net had been dislodged. A truly disappointing loss that left the Dogs down three games to none coming home for game four on Sunday afternoon. In front of the largest crowd of the season, the Bulldogs had a daunting task ahead of them. Down three games, goaltender Max Veilleux was thrown into the spotlight after Gatlin Burt had been suspended the night before. Having not seen game action in close to two months, Veilleux had his hands full. Penalty trouble again put the home team at a disadvantage, and were never really able to recover from two Hawk power play goals in the first ten minutes. The Hawks added three goals in the second, and the game and season ended for the Bulldogs with a 6-2 defeat. Many positives to show, however, after finishing solidly in second place, and losing two of the games in the final in overtime - two games that could have easily swung the other way. Gatlin Burt had another stellar year in goal in his final junior campaign, and the emergence of Max Veilleux, who went 10-1 in the regular season offered the Bulldogs a glimpse of things to come for next year. The combination of Brett Catto and Cody Britton along with late-season additions Mike Sharpe and Jordan Cale and the success of the infamous 'Lucknow Line' provided both exciting hockey as well as a great foundation to start with looking forward. With our hockey over for the year, work continues for the Bulldog organization in preparation for next year. We'll keep you updated on future Bulldog events. The first being the upcoming Indoor Beach Volleyball Tournament scheduled for 02 to 04 May. The Bulldog organization is always looking for volunteers as well - if you are interested in helping out, even if it's only occasionally, please contact info@jrcbulldogs.ca On behalf of the entire Carruthers Nicol Kincardine Bulldog Organization, we'd like to extend sincere appreciation to all of our sponsors and fans for making this an exciting year of Junior C Hockey - it wouldn't be possible without you! Jamie Miller Receives League Bursary
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League Awards
The just completed Western Junior C Hockey League season was highlighted by the record breaking performance of Wingham Ironmen centre Aaron Armstrong. Armstrong finished the season with 50 goals and 74 assists for a new league record, 124 points. The old mark was 113 points set by Hanover Baron Dave Hopkins in 1986-87, a mark that stood up for 26 years. Armstrong, who hails from Teeswater, is also just the second Western Junior C player to score 50 goals. The OHA Junior C player of the year for 2011-12 captained the Ironmen to a solid-fourth place finish and the team challenged for third all year. Aaron Armstrong It should come as no surprise that the sniper would also dominate the post-season awards. THREE AWARDS In addition to being named the League’s Top Scorer, Armstrong was a unanimous choice as the League’s Most Valuable Player. He was also named the league’s Most Sportsmanlike Player with just 24 penalty minutes. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Walkerton Hawks Connor Patton finished the season with 19 goals, including seven on the power play, and 28 assists for 47 points in helping the Hawks finish first for the fifth year in a row. TOP DEFENCEMAN Patton’s teammate in Walkerton, Jordan Turcotte, was named the league’s top blue liner. Turcotte had 9 goals and 12 assists in 25 games for Walkerton. COACH OF THE YEAR Matt Mullin, who guided the Mount Forest Patriots this season, was named Coach of the Year. TOP GOALTENDERS Walkerton goaltenders Jeff Flagler League Leading 2.60) and Justin Hammond (3.89) combined to have the league’s lowest goals against average. Walkerton gave up just 93 goals this year, 30 fewer than the next closest team. Walkerton also takes the trophy for being the Regular Season Champions. The awards will be handed out at the home games of the recipients.
For more information contact league chairperson League Past Top Stats
11-12 Eric Lekun, Walkerton 35 42 42 84 10-11 Drew Davidson, Walkerton 35 30 48 78 09-10 Jim Hutchison, Hanover 35 24 31 55 08-09 Blake Underwood, Kincardine 36 33 48 81 07-08 Brett Ziggel, Hanover 39 35 52 86 05-06 Cole Stewart, Wingham 39 33 44 77 06-07 Kevin Beirnes, Kincardine 34 48 39 87 2004-05 Nick Locking, Mt Forest 35 29 39 68 2003-04 Nick Locking, Mt Forest 33 36 27 63 2002-03 Jim McGillivray, Hanover 32 41 23 64 2001-02 Adam Millman, Hanover 35 39 40 79 2000-01 Jim McGillivray, Hanover 38 48 44 92 1999-00 Ryan Matheson, Wingham 35 27 41 68 1998-99 Brent McDermid, Kincardine 36 30 34 64 1997-98 Jason Howes, Hanover 34 32 40 72 1996-97 Mark Wappett, Kincardine 29 30 43 73 1995-96 Jeff Rahn, Mt Forest 29 26 35 61 1994-95 Jeff Rahn, Mt Forest 29 36 41 77 1993-94 Keith MacMillan, Hanover 32 24 39 63 1992-93 Jeremy Franks, Hanover 28 35 43 78 1991-92 Glenn Watt, Grand Valley 28 35 40 75 1990-91 Marty Rutledge, Brussels 29 34 33 67 1989-90 Marty Rutledge, Brussels 30 55 35 90 1988-89 Rob Beitz, Hanover 30 33 41 74 1987-88 Ken Gosleigh, Port Elgin 21 27 40 67 1986-87 Dave Hopkins, Hanover 6 48 65 113 1985-86 Terry Whiteside, Hanover 30 39 62 101 1984-85 Paul Snodgrass, Walkerton 29 40 34 74 1983-84 Troy Pocaluyko, Wingham 28 35 34 69 1982-83 Steve Simpson, Kincardine 26 26 42 68 1981-82 Derrick Burrows, Kincardine n/a 1980-81 Greg Flowers, Clinton 30 38 37 75 1979-80 Pete MacDermid, Port Elgin 30 36 42 78 1978-79 Rob Millican, Arthur 26 35 42 77 1977-78 Mike Huber, Port Elgin 33 39 33 72 Ticket Prices
Seniors & Students: $6.00 - Children 12 & Under: $4.00 Season Tickets: Adults (AGES 18 - 59) $75.00 Seniors & Students (Seniors 60+) $65.00 Children 12 & UNDER $45.00 Tickets May Be Obtained At Home Games Or The Davidson Centre New League Flex Ticket Packages
You may purchase a package of 12 tickets good for any Western Jr C Regular Season Game at a cost of $70.00. This results in you receiving two free tickets. The packages may be purchased via PayPal and will be delivered to your nearest Ideal Supply Store where you will also receive a free gift courtesy of Ideal Supply. Please visit the Western Jr C League website for additional details and purchase. www.westernjrc.com History Of The Schmalz Cup
Interesting reading for all Jr C Fans! Team Contacts
Kincardine Bulldogs Contact Information: Doug Kennedy (General Manager) Phone: 519-396-4636 Email: info@kincardinebulldogs.ca Rick Dwinnell (Webmaster) Phone: 519-396-6144 Email: webmaster@kincardinebulldogs.ca  Proud Major Sponsor Of The Kincardine Bulldogs Page Maintained & Sponsored By
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