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Submitted By Glen Czepel on Sunday, October 30, 2016 (621 views)

Dunnville Mudcat Peewee Rep Team would like to thank everyone who took part in our 649 50/50 Fundraiser. There were 151 lines sold at $10 per line. Congratulations goes to Kathy McKinnon who won $755. The raised funds went to paying our registration fee for the Rob Johnson Memorial Tournament in Paris. Read More

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