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Posted in Hockey Now Alberta Edition, Minor
By Kristi Patton
It has been a big year for the Edge’s male Bantam team and several players have been rewarded by being chosen to represent Calgary at the ATB Alberta Cup in Strathmore, April 25 to 28.
"This is a big year for the Bantam kids because of the (WHL) draft. Getting to play for your region is always an exciting opportunity to tryout, and then to make the team is pretty cool," said Ross McCain, coach of the Edge Midget AA Gold Bantam team. "It is a big-time confidence boost anytime you get picked for a team from a group of elite players in your region."
Six players from the new Bantam team at the Edge and two from the individual skills program were chosen to compete against zone teams from across the province. Invitees from the Edge bantam team are: Calgary North - Brodan Salmond, Jake Bean, Tristan Crozier, Jacob Elmer; Calgary South - Cody Campbell and Austin Leduc. McCain said the players are true ambassadors for the school.
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