We talk about participation but we remove programs that took years to set up. Keep these girls in the rink not on the streets.
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Laura burke
7 years ago
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I played with the team in 96/97. So many girls went on to play college hockey, some with full scolarships. Don't take this opportunity and life building skills away from the girls.
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Tracy Joorisity
7 years ago
Don’t take away rural hockey from the girls.
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Amanda Sauve
7 years ago
This wanting to do away with this, makes no sense what so ever it’s taking away dreams of our youth
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Leanne Kostyshyn
7 years ago
It’s a shame to see our small town lose such a great program for girls
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Jean Cole
7 years ago
Come on get real and leave the prairie fire Melville team in the Sask. AAA.
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madison mansfield
7 years ago
don’t let sha win this!! girls hockey needs to grow, not get shut down!!
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Elora lake
7 years ago
As a former billet home, I can only imagine how devistated the families affected would be. We should be creating more opportunities for young women, not taking them away.
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Barry Dearle
7 years ago
I have no idea what Sk Hockey is trying to accomplish!!
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Karen Hovind
7 years ago
Taking away girls hockey in this region of the province is a terrible idea and doing such a disservice to the many girls who will no longer have the chance to play. Bring back the Meliville team!
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Georgette McMillen
7 years ago
We have a granddaughter that plays bantam this year, now you’re telling her she can’t play in a competitive league. You’re so wrong.
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Elaine Ashfield
7 years ago
Melville is the city where the Prairie Fire need to continue to be a team.
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Leiflynn Turberfield
7 years ago
No words!! Disgusting
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Natalie scott
7 years ago
Keep the fire going
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Wendy Albertson
7 years ago
Why are we not making MORE FEMALE teams, to encourage girls to play hockey!!!. If this was a male team, there wouldn’t even be a discussion. There would be no cuts. Talk about going backwards in society!!
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Janis Mann
7 years ago
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Our niece plays on this team and we have heard only positive things. Our son left home to play AAA hockey, so we understand the importance of not only a great hockey program, but the friendships and connections to school and community for these kids. Please... keep the Prairie Fire burning!
Let the girls play!
NO CUTS
Girls want to play hockey too!
Please keep activities alive in Melville
We talk about participation but we remove programs that took years to set up. Keep these girls in the rink not on the streets.
I played with the team in 96/97. So many girls went on to play college hockey, some with full scolarships. Don't take this opportunity and life building skills away from the girls.
Don’t take away rural hockey from the girls.
This wanting to do away with this, makes no sense what so ever it’s taking away dreams of our youth
It’s a shame to see our small town lose such a great program for girls
Come on get real and leave the prairie fire Melville team in the Sask. AAA.
don’t let sha win this!! girls hockey needs to grow, not get shut down!!
As a former billet home, I can only imagine how devistated the families affected would be. We should be creating more opportunities for young women, not taking them away.
I have no idea what Sk Hockey is trying to accomplish!!
Taking away girls hockey in this region of the province is a terrible idea and doing such a disservice to the many girls who will no longer have the chance to play. Bring back the Meliville team!
We have a granddaughter that plays bantam this year, now you’re telling her she can’t play in a competitive league. You’re so wrong.
Melville is the city where the Prairie Fire need to continue to be a team.
No words!! Disgusting
Keep the fire going
Why are we not making MORE FEMALE teams, to encourage girls to play hockey!!!. If this was a male team, there wouldn’t even be a discussion. There would be no cuts. Talk about going backwards in society!!
Our niece plays on this team and we have heard only positive things. Our son left home to play AAA hockey, so we understand the importance of not only a great hockey program, but the friendships and connections to school and community for these kids. Please... keep the Prairie Fire burning!