If you are planning to compete or attend the 2020 U17/U19 National Championships on Apr 3-5 in Edmonton as part of Team Ontario, the following information outlines room fees, tournament fees, and uniform costs.

Team Ontario Package is as follows:

NOTE: Ontario Winter Games (Feb 27-28 in Barrie) is the Cadet/U17 Championships. Juvenile/U19 champions and medalists were determined Feb 1 in Toronto.

Includes: Room, Sanction fee and team uniforms. Singlets are sold separately by Deb Fraser.

Team Hotel is Radisson Edmonton South 4440 Gateway Blvd.
Parents should book their own rooms ASAP. Rooms are limited.

Our coaches and athletes have been out selling tickets for a draw for two autographed Chicago Blackhawks jerseys. The proceeds of this draw will help send our athletes to more tournaments around the province, the country, and the world.

And we now have a winner!

The winning ticket is No 190, held by Ivan Skinn. The coaching staff has already reached out to Ivan. Congratulations, and thank you everyone for your support.

Congratulations to all competitors that came out last weekend to show what it means to be bulldog tough. The full results of the 2020 Sarnia Invitational are attached below.

Thank you again to all of our volunteers and voluntolds, friends, family and spectators your help and support are fundamental to making these events a reality. Thank you.

The team results are as follows:

NOVICE BOYS
1. Bishop Ryan – 46 points
2. Great Lakes SS – 41 points
3. Massey – 40 points

NOVICE GIRLS
1. League of Shadows – 20 points
1. L’Essor – 20 points
3. NCIVS – 15 points
3. Massey – 15 points

OPEN BOYS
1. Bishop Ryan – 54 points
2. Michigan – 30 points
2. Massey – 30 points

OPEN GIRLS
1. St. Pats – 60 points
2. L’Essor – 40 points
3. Bishop Ryan – 32 points

We at the Sarnia/Bluewater Wrestling Club would like to congratulate John Dawson for being inducted into the Wrestling Canada Hall of Fame.

John is an internationally-respected referee, but also a great human being and a local educator. He has touched many lives both on the mat and off, and been an excellent ambassador of the sport over the years. No matter how far from Lambton County his refereeing career took him, John always kept an eye out for athletes from the area, reaching out for a quick “hello” whether it was just down the road in London, Ontario, or across the ocean in London, England.

Thanks for all your years of service and help Mr. Dawson. Wrestling in Canada would not be the same without you.

John was awarded the distinction at the Olympic Trials last weekend in Niagara Falls. Wrestling Canada has a writeup on their website: https://wrestling.ca/john-dawson-to-be-inducted-into-hall-of-fame/