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About the Junior Gamblers Program
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Mission Statement
The Jr. Gambler Association is dedicated to developing elite-level hockey players of high moral character. We challenge our players and coaches to stretch their talents to reach their highest potential.
This mission will be attained by seeking out and competing against teams who have achieved a higher level of play. The success of our program will be measured by the accomplishments of our players both on and off the ice. We are committed to developing our players to their highest potential, ultimately Junior hockey. In addition emphasis is placed on creating an atmosphere that develops character, leadership, respect, fair play, sportsmanship and a true love for the game of hockey.
Being a part of the Junior Gambler hockey organization is a privilege. Therefore, we have high expectations of our players, parents, and coaches. The information contained in the Member Handbook and the other program area links below will provide you with the necessary information to guide you in being a successful member of this association.
Sponsorship Programs
Businesses are invited to join our program as Corporate Sponsors to show their support of our program and to help contain the costs of the elite athletes that participate in our program. Player families can utilize the individual sponsor programs to help offset their financial obligations as well as support the association's overall financial health.
SCRIP Fundraising
Offset your players fees by purchasing and using gift cards for many of your normal expenses!
Annual Poinsettia Sale Individual Fundraiser
Spread Christmas cheer while ofsetting your fees by selling beautiful poinsettias!
Required Forms for Jr. Gamblers Players
Players accepting spots on Jr Gamblers team will need to complete and submit these forms.
Required Forms for Jr. Gamblers Coaches
Coaches accepting positions on Jr Gamblers team will need to complete and submit these forms.
