ANNUAL NETBALL MIDNIGHT MADNESS

WE ARE INSPIRED AND ACTIVATED – Promoting the Best in Physical Literacy & Healthy Community Living amongst Canadians.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2012

INVITATION

CCACN SPORTS “OON THE MOVE” NETBALL TOURNAMENT
ANNUAL NETBALL MIDNIGHT MADNESS

TOURNAMENT DATE AUGUST 18, 2012 

KICK OFF TIME: 12pm till 12am

LOCATION: MALVERN RECREATION CENTRE (30 Sewells Rd., M15 3G5)

CCACN SPORTS Netball Summer games invite your team to apply for its “OON THE MOVE” Annual Netball Club Invitational Tournament. Our past tournaments have been a great success and widely attended by teams from the U.S., Canada and The Caribbean.

Tournament Contact
Technical/Tournament Director
CCACN SPORTS OON THE MOVE
18-1801 Nichol Avenue
Whitby, Ontario  L1N 9K1
Phone: 905-626-6188 Cell Phone: 416-398-3848
email:info@oonthemove.com

Tournament Entry Fee
Fees: $120 per team

Players and Teams must create a FREE Wellness Portal (www.ccacnsports.org) before registering as participants into the tournament.

AUGUST 26, 2012

CELEBRATING DIVERSITY THROUGH SPORTS AND FITNESS CHALLENGE

2ND ANNUAL FESTIVAL

PRINCESS DIANA SOCCER FIELDS & RECREATION

Host City:PICKERING, Ontario

More details coming Soon !!!

www.ccacnsports.org

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