old hockey mom
04-01-2008, 02:42 PM
I saw this on the Narch website. Can't tell if it's a joke or not, but the idea of having finals from June 1 to August 15th sure makes it seem like one.
Anybody know anything?
April 1, 2008
By Daryn, Keith, Tim, Jason, Ron, and Greg The official Roller Hockey Championships
After plenty of talks we can now announce the Official Roller Hockey Championships, ORHCh. The big 4 have joined together to make one huge tournament. NARCh, TORHS, State Wars, and AAU will all be considered one entity next year with the finals being at the new Powerade Rink in Wisconsin from June 1st until August 15th 2009.
"We really knew we needed a boost and this will take us from last to first really quick," explained Keith Noll.
"If you're not first, you're last," explained a happy Ron Beilsten and Greg Gawrys. These two pretty much hit the lottery after buying TORHS from Tony Torhs. By the way, Tony now is hugging people in the Mississippi area.
"Jason and I came to realize in Cincinnati that we were awesome partners at all we do...so we figured to bring in others to what we do. Our passions are unmatched," Tim McManus from State Wars explained.
"I love NARCh, but ORHCh has one more "h" in it and that is tough to beat. I want everyone to know that we will still have the VOICE and Doug Jones. They are the real stars," Daryn Goodwin stated.
With ORHCh coming in 2009 we can only grow as a sport.
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Anybody know anything?
April 1, 2008
By Daryn, Keith, Tim, Jason, Ron, and Greg The official Roller Hockey Championships
After plenty of talks we can now announce the Official Roller Hockey Championships, ORHCh. The big 4 have joined together to make one huge tournament. NARCh, TORHS, State Wars, and AAU will all be considered one entity next year with the finals being at the new Powerade Rink in Wisconsin from June 1st until August 15th 2009.
"We really knew we needed a boost and this will take us from last to first really quick," explained Keith Noll.
"If you're not first, you're last," explained a happy Ron Beilsten and Greg Gawrys. These two pretty much hit the lottery after buying TORHS from Tony Torhs. By the way, Tony now is hugging people in the Mississippi area.
"Jason and I came to realize in Cincinnati that we were awesome partners at all we do...so we figured to bring in others to what we do. Our passions are unmatched," Tim McManus from State Wars explained.
"I love NARCh, but ORHCh has one more "h" in it and that is tough to beat. I want everyone to know that we will still have the VOICE and Doug Jones. They are the real stars," Daryn Goodwin stated.
With ORHCh coming in 2009 we can only grow as a sport.
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