If you can't play, call your Team Rep by 12pm Sunday at the latest.
Failure to do so will result in certain penalties from your team. Penalties must be honoured.

AVOID CONTACT including the goaltenders.
LEAGUE JERSEYS are to be worn on Sunday nights only.
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Welcome to the LRHL for 2011 - 2012
WE ARE PLAYING ON SUPERBOWL SUNDAY (FEB. 5) AT OUR REGULAR TIMES
SUNDAY MORNING BASEBALL IN THE SUMMERTIME - The Lasalle Mens Slowpitch League has been operating for decades, and is always looking for new talent. We play at the Ciociaro Club Sunday mornings starting at 9 am and we're done before noon. You just have to be 18 years old to play so if you have sons interested, bring them out too. We never play on long weekends, and the beer after is always cold. Midway's goalie, EJ Brunett, and Leo Prieur run the league. If you're interested in playing or just want to find out more info, then click this link and it will get to EJ.
Update thru Jan. 22 - Midway retains a 3-point lead over Reaume after a close match in week 17. Made-to-Shade closed the gap with a 6-3 win over Rock Harbour. Preferred had a good night winning big over Bodnar/Quimby, and Earthworks topped Stonescape 5-3. Yetman retakes the goals lead (20), Fera joins Thomas atop the points lead (31), and Thomas holds the assists lead (19). EJ leads the goaltenders with a 2.57 GAA. Rovere remains alone atop the penalty minutes lead (21) with 7 guys right behind (18). Sean Hann had 1 & 2 for Made-to-Shade, Yetman had 2 & 1 for Earthworks, Jeff Wood had the hattrick, Drake had 2 & 1, Marc Bondy had 1 & 2, and Bocchini had 3 helpers all for Preferred. The jinx was on, as Harmer's 7-game goal streak ended.
Update thru Jan. 15 - Midway has a 3-point lead over Reaume after week 16. Yetman and Fera remain in the goals lead (18), Thomas leads in points (31) and assists lead (19). EJ leads the goaltenders with a 2.61 GAA. Rovere sits alone atop the penalty minutes lead (21), with 6 guys right behind (18). Simon had 2 goals and 2 assists for Reaume, Malcolm had 2 & 1 for the Rock, and Fremlin registered the hattrick for Midway. Not to jinx it, but Harmer now has a goal in his last 7 games.
Update thru Jan. 8 - Midway has a 2-point lead over Reaume after week 15. Yetman and Fera share the goals lead (18), Papineau and Thomas lead in points (29), and Thomas widens his lead in assists (18). EJ leads the goaltenders with a 2.58 GAA. Mayea, Martin and Rovere stay on top in penalty minutes (18). Cripps had 3 goals and 3 assists and Mayne had 4 goals for Reaume, St. Pierre and Wardell each had 2 and 2 for Reaume, and Fremlin, Sawchuk and Spadafora each had 2 and 1. Stats for Bodnar/Quimby are now correct.
Update thru Dec. 18 - Midway's lead is down to a single point as we head into the break. It's getting bunched up, which should make for a great last 8 weeks of the regular season. Through 14 weeks, Yetman keeps the goals lead (18), Papineau joins Thomas and Fera in the points lead (28), and Thomas retains the assists lead (17). EJ leads the goaltenders with a 2.64 GAA. Mayea, Martin and Rovere stay on top in penalty minutes (18). O'Neil had the hattrick and a helper, and MacArthur had 3 points for Preferred. McGuire and Ray Monforton had 3 points each for Reaume, and Pappy had 3 points for Made To Shade. Stats for Bodnar/Quimby are not right because of the change back to the old Michigan jerseys. This will be fixed over the holidays.
Update thru Dec. 11 - Midway's lead narrows to 3 points over Made To Shade. Through 13 weeks, Yetman is atop the goals lead (18), Thomas joins Fera in the points lead (27), and Thomas holds the assists lead (16). EJ still leads the goaltenders with a 2.64 GAA. Mayea joins Martin and Rovere for the penalty minutes lead (18). Thomas had the hattrick and 2 helpers, McMillan had 2 & 2, and Scott and 3 points for Rock Harbour. Yetman and Pouget each had 3 points for Earthworks, Smolen had 3 points for Bodnar/Quimby, and Torok had the hattrick and Fedak had 4 points for Made To Shade. Stats for Bodnar/Quimby are not right because of the change back to the old Michigan jerseys. This will be fixed over the holidays.
Update thru Dec. 4 - Midway's lead remains at 4 points with Reaume and Made To Shade keeping pace. Through 12 weeks, Yetman is atop the goals lead (16), Papineau joins Fera in the points lead (25), and Dan Thomas holds the assists lead (14). EJ continues to lead the goaltenders with a 2.64 GAA. Martin joins Rovere for the penalty minutes lead (18). Thomas had 2 & 2 and Pike had 3 helpers for Rock Harbour. Simon had the hattrick and Reaume, Fockens and Mayne each had 3 for Reaume. Johnson and Floyd each had 3 points for Midway.
Update thru Nov. 27 - Midway's lead is back to 4 points after a tight contest with Reaume. Through 11 weeks, Yetman joins Fera and Papineau atop the goals lead (14). Fera retains the points lead (25), and Dan Thomas joins Sean Hann in the assists lead (12). EJ continues to lead the goaltenders with a 2.60 GAA. Rovere has moved into sole possession of the penalty minutes lead (18). Scarfe had the hattrick and 2 helpers, Yetman had 4 goals, and Thomas had 3 helpers.
Update thru Nov. 20 - Midway's lead is down to 2. After 10 weeks, Papineau joins Fera atop the goals lead (13). Fera retains the points lead (24), and Sean Hann moves into the assists lead (12). Brunett continues to lead the goaltenders with a 2.56 GAA. Martin has company atop the penalty minutes lead. Yetman had 4&3 for 7 points, Papineau had 3&3 for 6 points, Hann had 2&3 for 5 points, Pouget and Giroux had 2&2 for 4 points, and Moore and Martin each had 3 points.
Update thru Nov. 13 - Midway has opened a 4-point lead in the standings. After 9 weeks, Fera remains on top in goals (13) and points (22), and Paronuzzi holds the assists lead (10). Brunett continues to lead the goaltenders with a 2.25 GAA. Martin holds a slim lead in penalty minutes, with the usual suspects right behind. Papineau and Scarfe each had hattricks, Scarfe finished with 4 points and Yetman had 3 points.
Update thru Nov. 6 - Midway has a 2-point lead over Reaume in the standings, with 4 more teams just back of Reaume. After 8 weeks, Fera remains on top in goals (13) and points (21), and Paronuzzi moves into the assists lead (10). Brunett continues to lead the goaltenders with a 2.29 GAA. Martin holds a slim lead in penalty minutes, with several familiar faces right behind. Herd had the hattrick, and McGuire, Papineau, Paronuzzi and Thomas each had 3 points.
Update thru Oct. 30 - Reaume and Midway remain in first, with Preferred keeping pace 2 points back. After 7 weeks, Fera remains on top in goals (12) and points (20), and shares top spot in assists (8) with Anderson, Giroux, Hendrican and Al Reaume. McGuire and Sean Hann each had 4 points, and Fera had a hattrick. Dean and Rogers had 3 each. No movement at the top of penalties. Brunett leads the tenders with a 2.50 GAA.
Update thru Oct. 23 - Reaume and Midway share top spot, 2 points up on BQ and Preferred. After 6 weeks, Fera remains on top in goals (9) and points (17), and shares top spot in assists (8) with Giroux and Hendrican. Tesolin had a natural hattrick in the 1st period and a 4-point night. Giroux, Columbus, Dickson, Wade and McKim each had 3 points. Dan Elias clipped a guy after he scored and went straight to the box (KJ). No movement at the top of penalties. Brunett leads the tenders with a 1.80 GAA.
Update thru Oct. 16 - There's a logjam at the top of the standings, with 4 teams tied at 3-1-1. After 5 weeks, Fera has moved into the goals (8), assists (7) and points (15) leads. Fera had a 5-point night, Cripps had 4 points, and Simon, St. Pierre, Rovere, McKinnon, Giroux and Oriet each had 3 points. Mike Martin has taken over in penalty minutes with 15. EJ Brunett continues to lead the tenders with a 2.25 GAA.
Update thru Oct. 2 - Midway has moved into sole possession of first place, with Earthworks getting a convincing first win. After 4 weeks, Fera has moved into the goals lead (6) and points lead (10). Hendrican joins Wardell with the assists lead (6). MacArthur had a hattrick and a 5-point night, Pouget had 4 points, and Anderson, Elias and McKim each had 3 points. Cunningham maintains the penalty minutes lead (12) with several right behind with 9. EJ Brunett leads the tenders with a 2.0 GAA.
Update thru Sept. 25 - After 3 weeks, we still have 3 teams tied at the top. Quimby and Fera have the goals lead (5), and Wardell still leads in points (9) and assists (6). Chad Cunningham maintains the penalty minutes lead (12) with Quimby right behind. EJ leads the tenders with a 2.5 gaa. The stats may be a bit messed up because of some jersey switches, but oh well. DON'T FORGET - NO HOCKEY ON OCT. 9TH.
Update thru Sept. 18 - After week 2, we have 3 teams tied at the top and 3 tied at the bottom. Quimby had the hattrick, Wardell had a pair of goals and assists, and newcomer Scarfe had a 5-point night. Wardell leads in points (8) and assists (5), and Quimby has the goal lead (5). Chad Cunningham leads some familiar faces in penalty minutes (9). EJ leads the tenders with a 2.5 gaa. If you haven't paid yet, you'll be hearing from the league unless you contact Fernando first. The stats may be a bit messed up until all jersey numbers are set.
Update thru Sept. 11 - Week 1 is in the books. Downie scored the hattie filling in on night one. Cripps, Anderson, Downie and Wardell all had 4 point nights - pace yourselves boys! Perry and EJ returned between the pipes and both turned in solid performances.
If you haven't paid yet, please do so this week on Sunday. Find Fernando and pay him, or make arrangement to pay. If you haven't paid and haven't made arrangements to pay by Sept. 25th, then don't expect to skate. Has to be this way.
Rules of Play - The LRHL follows the rulebook of the Canadian Amateur Recreational Hockey Association (CARHA) along with a few rules of our own. Read the rules page under the League Information menu. There are also links to the CARHA rulebook and to the LRHL constitution.
League Stuff - The LRHL Executive reserves the right to make player movements, but moves are rare.
Sunday nights are reserved for hockey - any other time feel free to get in touch with one of the Executive if there's something you'd like to discuss.
Changing of the Guard - After many years at the helm of the LHRL, Ken Sawchuk and Jerry Holland have passed the torch as president and vice-president of the league. Under their leadership, the LRHL has grown to be the premier 40 & over league in the region, with 104 fulltime and 100+ spare players. From all of the membership, we want to say a huge thank you to Ken and Jerry for their selfless efforts all these years.
Annual General Meeting - The meeting was held May 1st. Elections were held, with Rick Loebach stepping in as President and Walt Pascot as Vice President. Fernando Brunone stays on as LRHL Treasurer. A few rule changes were made - they will be posted soon. Nothing major.
Dressing Rooms - The online schedule shows the home team on the right. The home team should take the dressing room and bench closest to the Zamboni doors. Also, if there's a conflict of colours, the home team wears dark if they have them.
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