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BeenThereDoneThat
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OHA Changes

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The President, CEO of the OHA was forced out by the Ex. of the old Board, 5 Board members from the the old Board have been dismissed, 5 new members have been voted in to the new Board, 2 recently appointed Board members were dismissed because the former chair did not follow the proper procedure for installing new members to replace openings from recent members resigning. Jr.A, B and C will all become self governance leagues under the rules, regulations and constitutions of Hockey Canada, OHF and the OHA.

So people, what do you think ??
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I'm excited to see what changes will be made for next season. There was a league vote this week on if teams wanted Inc to be in charge. Prior to the vote, it was 15 teams for Inc and 10 teams against. I'm told that after the vote, it was 19 in favour of Inc. I know who 3 of the teams were that flipped, but not 100% on the 4th.
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I assume Hamilton, Pelham, Fort Erie and Lockport from the GH and probably London from the west based on what has been said. So that should tell you who decided to work with the masses. The more interesting thing is going to be what potentially happens to those 5 as the year progresses.
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Article from The Hockey News about the issues with the OHA.

https://thehockeynews.com/news/articl ... ng-down
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