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Organization | Jul 23, 2025 | PRKAMHA | 1947 views
📣 KAMHA August Skill Sessions – Coming Soon!
đź“Ł Limited spots remaining – Register Soon!

 

The Kingston Area Minor Hockey Association (KAMHA) is excited to offer August Skill Sessions to help players sharpen their skills before the upcoming season!

🎯 Who Can Register: Only players currently registered with KAMHA for the 2025-26 season are eligible.
⚠️ Note: Players registered with any other minor hockey association are not eligible.

đź”— Register now: https://register.sportsheadz.com/association/58

đź’ˇ Important: No refunds will be issued unless a session is cancelled by KAMHA.

Don’t miss this chance to sharpen your skills before the season begins. It'll be here before we know it!

KAMHA – Building Hockey Excellence!

 
 
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