Submitted By U13REP on Sunday, April 3, 2022 (513 views)
n 2020 a Mooretown Rep team qualified for the OMHA finals, but the truck stalled as COVID came and the dream had to wait. Two years later many of those same players were part of the 2022 U13 Mooretown team that qualified for the OMHA championship tournament to restart their engines and finish the journey on the Road to the 2022 Red Hats! Mooretown was undefeated in round robin, won the quarterfinal and semifinals before winning the championship in a rematch from International Silverstick 2 years ago in the final vs. Penetang.
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Submitted By U13REP on Sunday, December 12, 2021 (516 views)
There are a few things that are guarantees as winter approaches: the magic of Regional Silverstick and classic holiday movies. The Mooretown Junior Flags, U13 Rep team entered the Roy Caley (Watford) U13 Regional Silverstick hoping to make their own classic moment. Mooretown was undefeated in round robin, won the quarterfinal and semifinals before winning the championship in a rematch from 2 years ago in the final vs. South Huron.
The U13 Rep team began Thursday with a close victory 2-1 vs Ilderton. Steady resolve made sure that Ilderton Didn’t Steal Christmas like the Grinch. This was followed up by a 12-1 win that afternoon against Petrolia to be awarded the number one seed in the U13 B division. Just like Frosty the Snowman they challenged other teams to ‘catch me if you can’.
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Submitted By U13REP on Sunday, November 21, 2021 (536 views)
The Mooretown Junior Flags, U13 Rep team entered the Beaverloch Farms Tournament in Thorold. The tournament was hosted on the shores of the Welland Canal and the U13s cut through the tourney like lake freighters powering through the Great Lakes. Mooretown was undefeated in round robin and dominated the final game to rise up and claim the championship vs Saugeen Shores.
The U13 Rep team began the Friday with a decisive victory 5-1 victory over the host team from Thorold. This was followed up by a 7-0 win that evening against Lambton Shores. The offensive outpouring needed a barge to carry all the 12 goals back to Mooretown.
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