Hockey champs get special recognition | Homer News

Hockey champs get special recognition

April 16, 2014 5:16 pm

Tags: Clarion, Youth Sports

Homer Mayor Beth Wythe reads a proclamation honoring the Homer Glacier Kings Squirts hockey team state champions at the Homer City Council meeting on Monday. Honored were team members, in no order, Rachel Bolin, Terry Gilliland, Hunter Green, Delilah Harris, Timothy Hatfield, Fiona Hatton, Dylan McBride, Tobias “Jack” Nevak, Casey Otis, Haylee Owen, Kazden Stineff, Keegan Strong, Micah Williamson, head coach Chris Owen and assistant coaches Dave Bolin and Travis Larson. -Michael Armstrong-Homer News

Tags: Clarion, Youth Sports

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