Kingston Canadians Select Program, News, 204 Timbits, IP2, U6-U7 (Kingston Area Minor Hockey Association)

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Organization | Aug 24, 2025 | PRKAMHA | 6015 views
Kingston Canadians Select Program
There are great opportunities in KAMHA coming up next month!

The Select program is an incredible development opportunity that's been successfully helping players accomplish their goal of making rep teams for many years..this year more than ever!
There are many advantages that playing Select for the Kingston Canadians offers, including the possibility of affiliation to a Rep team. The KAMHA Select program has established itself as one of the top Select programs in the province!
 
Any questions about the Select program can be directed to:
 
Jeff Ovens
KAMHA Select Convenor
 
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