Boyd's Sports Jersey Day, News (Brock Minor Hockey Association)

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Nov 14, 2018 | bogrady | 884 views
Boyd's Sports Jersey Day
On Saturday Nov. 24, 2018 Boyd's Sports in Uxbridge is hosting Jersey Day.  They're having a variety of promotions including:

-  Wear your Brock Wild jersey and receive 1 Free Skate sharpening per player
-  Enter to Win a CCM composite hockey stick
-  Buy one get one 50% off all hockey sticks

Plus some additional in store promos!

See attached flyer for details.

Jersey_Day_-_Brock.pdf 
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