Minor league hockey players put aside rivalry to honour slain teammate - News Summed Up

Minor league hockey players put aside rivalry to honour slain teammate


Two minor league hockey teams put aside their ongoing rivalry and took to the ice on Sunday to play a game entirely dedicated to their slain colleague, star goalie Roy Pejcinovski. It was supposed to be a fiercely competitive playoff game for the Greater Toronto Hockey League championship cup. Special RP helmet decals now worn by all players at #OHLCup in memory of @03DMF Bantam Goaltender Roy Pejcinovski. The Don Mills Flyers are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of Bantam goaltender Roy Pejcinovski. pic.twitter.com/1jKzE3Nl3T — @DMFlyersAAAThe Don Mills Flyers were scheduled to play last Friday, just two days after Pejcinovski's death, but that game was cancelled in light of the tragedy.


Source: CBC News March 18, 2018 14:03 UTC



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