Welcome to Grandravine Special Hockey!
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OUR MISSION
Grandravine Special Hockey is a community-based hockey program for the developmentally challenged started in 1980 by Pat Flick. It was the very first program of its kind that made it possible for those with developmental disabilities to participate in the sport of hockey. For over forty years players of all ages, both male and female, have learned new skills, learned teamwork and developed confidence while staying physically fit. A community where friendships are made.
LATEST NEWS
It is with great sadness that we are announcing the passing of Jim Gregory, NHL Senior Vice President and supporter of special hockey. Jim Gregory began his career with the St. Michael’s Majors where he won the Memorial Cup as general manager in 1961 and as coach of the Toronto Marlboros in 1964 and once again manager in 1967. He Read more
My name is Daniel Alexander Rigato. I was born in Clearwater, Florida and lived there for eleven years. When I was seven, I was diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome. As a child, my tics were almost non-existent. I was very calm and would only occasionally have bouts of large frequent movements. As I got older, they started to become more prevalent Read more
The full tournament video is now ready. For all those that attended you can re-live some of those special moments. For those of you that were not able to attend, you get a glimpse of what went on at the 25th Anniversary Special Hockey international Tournament. Grandravine Special Hockey was proud to host this special event. Read more
Missed the closing ceremonies?Missed the tournament?Or just want to re-live the memories?Here are the highlights. A complete final version will be available to download soon. Presented by: Read more
With the passage of the Special Hockey Day Act, a private members bill put forth by Peterborough-Kawartha MPP Dave Smith, the Ontario Government has proclaimed March 27 as Special Hockey Day in in the province Ontario. Dave Smith has been involved with special hockey for over a decade and was involved with organizing the tournament in Peterborough in 2017. He Read more