HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2016-01-27, Page 22 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Women's Hockey Day in Lucknow encourage girls to dream of being a `Legend'
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"I played minor hockey for
18 years and now this is my
second year as a Legend," she
said. "So it's kind of nice to be
able to have this day in my
hometown, and be apart of it
in my hometown and plan it.
And put on for the younger
girls so they can eventually
step up and do it too."
McDonagh said the Leg-
ends don't have an intermit-
tent -level team, which is
where they pull from, and
this problem of too few play-
ers to make a team is being
faced by women's hockey
leagues throughout the area.
"There's been amalgama-
tion for a lot of the girls teams
through Wingham and Luc -
know. They're coming
together to get the numbers
to be able to even play," she
said.
However, they hope this
game will attack new girls to
the sport and those already in
it to continue into adulthood,
if not just for their sake, then
for the sake of the Legends.
"We have to have the inter-
est from the girls to keep the
Legends going," McDonagh
said.
Darryl Coote/Reporte
From left, Lucknow Legends goalie Riley Aitchison, coaches Ryan Murley and Randy Alton, and
defenceman Robin McDonagh.
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