Aug 13th - 15th
Strathcona Paper Centre 16 McPherson Dr. Napanee, ON

There will be five two hour on-ice training sessions.
Friday, Aug 13th: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday, Aug 14th: 10:00am - 12:00pm & 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Sunday, Aug 15th: 10:00am - 12:00pm & 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Player Eligibility:
All players are welcome, even if you don't plan to try out for the Storm team, take advantage of this affordable on-ice practice time.

Player Age:
Players aged 15-21 are eligible to try out for the Deseronto Storm Junior 'A' Hockey Team

Cost: $15/session or $50.00/all 5 sessions

Due to ongoing Deseronto Community Centre renovations, the August Training Camp will be held at the Strathcona Paper Centre in Napanee.

Registration:
Call team President Norm Clark at 613-396-2757 or nnclark@sympatico.ca or call General Manager Cory Seaton at 613-396-1618 or cory.seaton@cogeco.ca

A group of community volunteers have partnered together to organize a Christmas in July event for Saturday, July 31, 2010.  Don't miss the many activities including visits with Santa, presents, holiday music, and more!  The Deseronto Storm Hockey Team will be hosting a BBQ, and various festivities from 11am-2pm.  We hope to see you there!

Date: July 17th

Time: 10:00am-12:00pm & 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Location: Strathcona Paper Centre 16 McPherson Dr. Napanee, ON
Due to renovations taking place at the Deseronto Community Recreation Centre, the training camp will located at the Strathcona Paper Centre in Napanee, ON (about 8 min east of Deseronto).

Cost: $25.00/person

Eligibility: Open to all players

Deseronto Storm training camp scheduled for Aug 13th - 15th, 2010. Contact team General Manager Cory Seaton for details cory.seaton@cogeco.ca

Deseronto Storm team captain Brad Clark has signed on to play with Sweden’s IFK-ORE division 1 team.  Brad was a top scorer in both the regular and playoff 09/10 season with 58 goals, 69 assists, and 127 points in the regular season, and 16 goals, 20 assists, and 36 points in the playoff season.  Brad was also the recipient of the 09/10 season GMHL Most Points "David Blyth Award" & GMHL Most Valuable Player "Marshall Uretsky Award".  The IFK-ORE team is very excited about the signing of Brad Clark to their team.

Please join us in congratulating Brad, and wishing him great success in his future hockey career endeavors.

Visit the IFK-ORE team website at http://www4.idrottonline.se/default.aspx?id=173628&/

THIS IS OUR YEAR!!

– THE STORM HAVE WON THE RUSSELL CUP –

Deseronto Storm's Andrew Bobas, Kyle McRae and John Sweet connected on three first period goals. Neither team scored in the second. The third period started with South Muskoka breaking the goose egg. Adam MacBeth scored 2:27 into the period. Brad Edwards did add insurance with five minutes left. The Shield did try still, Chad Meaghar scored with 1:15 left. The final in game seven, 4-2. This is Deseronto's first Russell Cup. The Storm are just the third team to win the championship and the only team to clinch the cup in a seventh and deciding game

Congrats Storm on the Russell Cup!!

STORM WIN SERIES 4-3

Russell Cup 2010 Playoff Final Game 7

SERIES TIED 3-3!

GAME 7 THURSDAY - - This is Our Year!

04-07-10

Craig Smith

The Deseronto Storm were hosting their last game of the year win or loss and gave their hometown crowd quite a show.

The Storm opened the scoring less just 3:49 in when Andrew Bobas found the back of the net. Brad Clark and Cam Edwards got the helpers. South Muskoka would score before the break to tie it at one. Dan Soderberg-Andersson got the goal from Rick Greenslade and Rob Childs. 1-1 after one.

In the second the Storm lit it up. Kirby Maracle got the first of three second period goals for Deseronto. John Sweet got the assist and so did Andrew Bobas, right before he got a goal of his own. That goals was assisted by Brad Clark and John Sweet. Then John Sweet scored a goal of his own from Brad Clark. After forty the Storm led 4-1.

The third period started with Deseronto adding some insurance. Brad Clark was credited from Andrew Bobas and Todd Munden. 14-seconds later the Shield scored. Chad Meaghar got the goal from Ricky Greensladeand Dylan Sontag. Meaghar and Sontag would connect again just minutes later and it was suddenly a two goal game. However, Deseronto managed to hold on and force game seven.

Thursday will mark the first ever game seven in a Russell Cup Finals in GMHL History. The game takes place at 7:30 in Bracebridge.

STORM STARS

1. Brad Clark       1G 3A
2. Andrew Bobas  2G 1A
3. John Sweet     1G 2A

Thank you for the last two years with the Storm. They were both great seasons for me, thanks for all the support from all the Storm fans, staff and players. Good luck to the Storm in Game Seven and in the future!

 THIS IS OUR YEAR!!

Final playoff round action continues!

SHIELD LEAD 3-2