Holy Family students score free tickets to hockey games

In the spirit of giving at Christmas, Holy Family Catholic Regional Division is giving students free tickets to hockey games in the North West Junior Hockey League and the North Peace Hockey League in December.

In partnership with local hockey organizations, the initiative is a way to bring the community together and offer students an event, cites a HFCRD news release Dec. 2.

“We are blessed to offer this opportunity to our students,” Supt. Victoria Cornick says.

“At Holy Family Catholic Regional Division, we’re committed to supporting our students’ growth, not just in faith and education, but through their overall well-being and happiness this holiday season.”

Tickets were given to students at:

-Grimshaw Holy Family School and Peace River schools Good Shepherd and Glenmary for a NWJHL game Dec. 6 in Peace River when the North Peace Navigators hosted the Fairview Flyers.

-St. Andrew’s School in High Prairie for an NPHL game Dec. 6 when the High Prairie Regals hosted the Fox Creek Knights.

-St. Stephen’s School in Valleyview for an NPHL game Dec. 12 when the Valleyview Jets host the Falher Pirates.

-St. Thomas More School in Fairview for an NWJHL game Dec. 13 when the Fairview Flyers host the Dawson Creek Kodiaks.

-Rosary School in Manning for an NPHL game Dec. 19 when the Manning Comets host the Fort St. John Flyers.

-Ecole Providence in McLennan for an NPHL game Dec. 20 in Falher when the Falher Pirates host the High Prairie Regals.

Richard Froese
South Peace News

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