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2007-2008 News
Even in the off season we get news Congratulations to Keith Woods; who is the new Forest City Commissioner
Coach Evaluations Thank you for taking few moments to fill out a coaching evaluation online.
Our coaching selection committee appreciates the feedback about your coaches.
2007 SSELHA AGM Was held Monday April 23, 2007 See the contact page for the new board. The new SSE board is looking to fill the following positions . If you are interested contact any member of the new board so we may submit your name for review. This is an appointed position. Atom Convenor
2006-2007 News
Here's how our teams faired on Championship Weekend Novice
S1 and S2 Semi-finalists Atom
S4 - Finalists
S3 and S2 semi-Finalists SB - Atom Red Champions
SA - Finalists PeeWee White
S2 - Division 1 Champs
S1 - Division 1 Finalists
S3 - Division 1 Semi-Finalists PeeWee Red
SA - Division A Semi-Finalists
SB - Division A Semi-Finalists
SC - Division A Finalists Bantam White
S2 - Division 1 Semi-Finalists
S1 - Division 1 Finalists
S3 - Division 2 Champs
How Our Forest City Teams Faired in 06/07 Division winners Peewee 2 coached by Chris Dyson
Minor Midget 3 coached by Lorne Clements Playoff Champions Atom 2 coached by Steve Rigby
Peewee 1 coached by Gary Drouin
Peewee 2 coached by Chris Dyson
Minor Bantam 1 coached by Chris Robbins
Minor Midget 3 coached by Kevin Reif Playoff Finalists Minor Peewee 2 coached by Karl Robb
Minor Bantam 2 coached by Moshe Gordon
Minor Midget 1 coached by Travis Buskard
The Pierre Sonier Coach of the Year Award
This year's Coach of the year: Phill McIntyre (SSE Wild Atom Red C & Novice Red A) Congratulations and thank you Phill.
See the Pierre Sonier Award page for more information
Congratulations to the SSE Wild 2 PeeWee Team,
Great Lakes Lawn Care, who celebrated winning the PeeWee City Championship (6-0-0), following an undefeated season (17-0-1). The team wishes to thank their fabulous coaches, Eric Schramowsky, Paul Perry and Sandy Gyles! 
SSE Wild Major Novice 2 wins LMHA’s Thunder Classic  Congratulations to the SSE Wild Major Novice 2 for their 2nd tournament win of the season. They went undefeated throughout the round robin to finish 1st and received a bypass to the finals. The final game saw them facing Oakridge. The Wild came out strong and had a 3-0 lead early in the game but Oakridge battled back sending the game into overtime tied at 4-4. With about 3 minutes into the OT, Reed Densham put one past the goalie to give the Wild the win! Congratulations to Ryan Thorne who won the Championship Game MVP and to all the Wild players. It was a great team effort. WAY TO GO WILD!!!
Knights/Freedom 55 Financial
Hockey Shoot-Out Competition Thanks to all the Novice and Atom teams who participated in the London Knights/Freedom 55 Financial Hockey Shoot-Out Competition. During the month of February the teams ran shoot-outs during practices with the help of representatives from Freedom 55 Financial and players from the London Knights. The winners from the participating teams were invited to the finals on February 23rd at the Covent Garden’s outdoor rink. They competed against the winners from, LMHA, West, Oakridge and North London. Congratulations to Nick Tasker, Braeden Johnson, Dylan Burns, Tarek Safa, Ben Martin, Shawn Munroe who all made it to the finals!  Congratulations to Ben Martin from the Atom White Team #2 who won the shootout for his division. Thanks to all the parents and coaches and teammates who came out to cheer on the kids. 
A Defining Moment of the CYO Bob Black Tournament - 2/20/2007 
See the Alliance website for the complete story
SSE Wild Atom Red B - Growling Gators Champions - Oakridge Tournament The SSE Wild Atom Red B, the Growling Gator team competed in the Oakridge tournament February 16-18th. Winning all five games, they placed first in the Atom Division and came home with the trophy. The boys played great hockey. Your coaching staff and parents are proud of all of you. 
35th Annual SSE Wild MD/A Tournament Tournament Update Page for Final Scores Scores Posted January 17th
Congratulations and Thanks to SSE Parent & Long Time Supporter - Peter Inch Peter was Named to 2007 Mayor's New Years Honour List for Sports
SSE LONDON MAJOR PEEWEE 1 TEAM – BELL CAPITAL CUP TOURNAMENT 
The SSE London Wild, Major Peewee 1 team traveled to Ottawa for the Bell Capital Cup Tournament Dec 28-30. The worlds largest minor hockey tournament (510 teams competing) included 33 teams in the Major Peewee A division. The SSE London Wild team got off to a slow start in a 5-2 loss to the Houston Wild. The following game saw an improved effort with a 3-2 loss to the Berkshire Bruins. In their final game of the tournament the Wild gave it their all in a 5-3 win against the Kanata Blazers. An evening trip to the Senators/Rangers game at Scotiabank Place included a competition during the second intermission where Dallas Drouin, Andrew Gray and Chris Carreiro did a great job representing the SSE Wild in front of a sell out crowd of 20,000 fans. Despite being eliminated after round robin play, the Wild definitely showed up for the Capital Cup Skills Competition winning 3 of 7 events in a field of 16 teams. The relay race was a see-saw battle from start to finish but with a strong effort the Wild finished first in both their races. The winning team included Matt Squires, JJ Philips, David Panchyshyn, Chelsea Smith and Kyle Lavigne. The Wild were also successful (on offence and defence) in the breakaway relay competition; Chris Carreiro and JD Hart combined to score on 5 of 6 shots while Steven Buckrell was top goalie stopping 11 of 12 shots. Keep it going Wild!! Your coaching staff and parents are proud of all of you.
Silver Medallists - John Henry Memorial Tournament 
The SSE Wild Atom Red C team competed in the John Henry Memorial tournament December 27 - 29th. Winning 2 of their 3 games, they came home with the Silver Medal. The boys worked extremely hard and we are all proud of their accomplishment. Coached by Phill McIntyre and Don Harris
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A Big Congrats!!!!!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone. I would like to make aware to all the award presented to a board member and coach of the SSE Wild Hockey Organization. With all the negatives surrounding minor hockey it sure is nice to see someone within our organization succeed on a positive note. Chris Robbins has received "Community Coach of the Year " presented by Hockey Canada , Timex and Wal-Mart This is what the award says, "We are pleased to present you with this award for your efforts in support of Community Hockey. The dedication of individuals such as your self allows many young people in Canada to experience what is unquestionably our national passion..." I have personally known Chris for several years and he definitely has his heart and sole behind the organization and the young players he has developed over the years. The award just solidifies this. Way to go Chris!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks
Marco DiLoreto
SSELHA Wild
SSE London Major Novice 2 team Champions in the Port Colbourne
“Golden Puck Tournament” 
The SSE London Major Novice 2 team were Champions in the Port Colbourne “Golden Puck Tournament” held November 25-26. Nicknamed “The Little Team That Could!” they headed off to Port Colbourne with only 10 skaters and their 2 goalies. They won their first game against Dunnville 6-0 and lost their second game in a close match against Caledon. The results of those 2 games placed them in 2nd for the elimination round. They played the Dunnville team again and this time squeaked out a 1-0 win to go on to the semi-finals. In the semi finals they managed to beat Caledon this time 2-1 in another close game. The final game saw them up against the undefeated team from Paris Ontario. The Wild came out strong and took an early 3-0 lead in the 1st period catching Paris by surprise. Paris fought back in the 2nd period and it was 4-3 heading into the 3rd. The 3rd period had no goals as the Wild held on and came out victorious! There was outstanding goaltending, a fantastic defense and an awesome effort by all the forwards ….it was an all around great team effort. Way to go SSE Wild!
SSE WILD WIN CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT
The SSE London Major Peewee 1 team were champions at the Cambridge Hawks Festival of Friendship tournament held November 17-19. In round robin play, the Wild tied the Toronto Aces 4-4, defeated the North York Knights 9-2 and tied the Peterborough Nationals 1-1. With the round robin behind them, the Wild met the Niagara Falls Thunder in their semi-final match. A much improved team effort resulted in a 10-1 win over the Thunder. The final game saw the host team Cambridge Winter Hawks against the Wild. Another strong team effort from the Wild resulted in a 6-1 victory and the tournament championship. Congratulations to the Wild on the tournament win and a great all round team effort.
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