Sporting New Duds, News, Bantam AE, U15, 2015-2016, Rep (Belleville Minor Hockey Association)

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Oct 30, 2015 | AEMinMig | 889 views
Sporting New Duds
The Triangle Fluid Controls Ltd. Bantam AE Jr. Bulls were spotted wearing their new practice jerseys last night supplied by Triangle Fluid Controls Ltd. The team has also loaned the Championship trophy from the Milk Tournament to be displayed in the lobby at the offices of Triangle Fluid Controls Ltd. in Belleville.

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