Thank-you!!! 3on3 StixnPix Program, News (Stix n Pix)

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Jun 11, 2019 | admin | 2486 views
Thank-you!!! 3on3 StixnPix Program
Stix n Pix would like to take a moment to Thank all the organizers, and volunteers that helped to put this 3on3, 1st time program together for this spring season.

We believe it was a success, and a new philosophy of hockey for a lot of parents.  We believe players worked hard, developed, smiled and at the end of the day... the kids loved it. 

With all new programs, there are some growing pains, and therefore room for improvements.

If you have any suggestions or feedback - please email [email protected] and we will be sure to investigate.

Have a safe and enjoyable summer, and 2019/20 hockey season - and look for us to host a Spring Program in 2020!

THANK-YOU!

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