Must Read: Tryout Limitations and Scheduling, News (Central Ontario Wolves AAA)

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Must Read: Tryout Limitations and Scheduling
Submitted By Jay Allen on Saturday, September 4, 2021
Given the limitations with respect to how many on ice participants are permitted there might be a situation whereby players trying out for a respective age group will be assigned to a unique date or time from within their respective tryout schedules.

If there is a situation whereby we have more participants than permitted (in any age group) we will post a list of Passport Numbers to the Tryout Schedule Page which will outline where and when each player will be scheduled to attend. 

Communication will be made through email, the respective coach and or this website.

Good Luck and Go.Wolves.Go

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