ATOM MAJOR INTENT TO TRYOUT, News (Essex Minor Hockey)

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Apr 30, 2019 | craigcavanagh | 1811 views
ATOM MAJOR INTENT TO TRYOUT
ATOM MAJOR REGISTRANTS PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING.

Every Atom Major (2009) registrant must fill out the Intent to Tryout Form that is at the bottom of this page as well as register with EMHA before moving onto their respective tryouts.  Everyone has seen a copy of the letter that explains what center they are to tryout in.  If you have not seen it please contact the VP of Travel ([email protected]). 
Please be aware of when Erie North Shore and Southpoint Atom Major tryouts are scheduled.  You can find those schedules here:

Erie North Shore` https://erienorthshorehockey.com/Articles/4532/Storm_Tryout_Information/

Southpoint https://southpointminorhockey.com/Articles/4419/Travel_Tryout_Times/
All names will be sent to the respective associations for tryouts once you have filled out the following form,
registered with EMHA and paid all fees.

Please note that all unsuccessful candidates are eligible to tryout for Atom AE in Essex in August. The tryout fee
paid during registration will cover the cost of that tryout too.

Anyone wishing to play AE must first go to Major Atom Tryouts.

ATOM MAJOR INTENT TO TRYOUT FORM - https://essexhockey.ca/Forms/2429/  
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