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Wildcats Release Training Camp and Regular Season Schedules Exhibition Play Starts August 31St; Regular Season Commences September 13Th

NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wildcats Release Training Camp and Regular Season Schedules Exhibition Play Starts August 31st; Regular Season Commences September 13th 07/08/2018 BERWICK, NOVA SCOTIA – The Valley Wildcats, proud member of the Maritime Hockey League, released their training camp and regular-season schedule today. The Wildcats will hold their sixth-ever training camp from Saturday, August 25th to Sunday, September 9th, skating out of their home rink – the Kings Mutual Century Centre in Berwick. Included in the camp is four exhibition games versus the Yarmouth Mariners and Truro Bearcats. The Wildcats will host Yarmouth, Friday, August 31st at Brooklyn and visit the Mariners on Saturday, September 8th. Both are 7:30 p.m. starts. Valley travels to Truro on Saturday, September 1st and hosts them in Berwick on Wednesday, September 5th. Both games are scheduled for 7 p.m. They Wildcats will also play an intra-squad game at CFB. Greenwood on Sunday, September 9th at 6 p.m. The Wildcats kick off the regular season on Thursday, September 13th at Pictou County and debut at home on Friday, September 21st versus Yarmouth. Valley finishes the season with a home and home series versus the Mariners, Friday, March 8th (away) and Saturday, March 9th (home). “The coaching staff and players are excited to get back on the ice,” said coach Travis Young. “Our young players earned some valuable experience last season and they’ll be better this year as a result. We’re still building with youth and we expect to have a fast, exciting line-up. We encourage fans to come check out some old and new faces during training camp.” The Wildcats complete exhibition and regular season schedules are available at the Wildcats website: www.valleywildcats.com On a temporary basis, tickets to all Wildcats games are available at: 902-698-9913 or [email protected]. They can also be purchased at the box office prior to game time. -30- VALLEY WILDCATS Kings Mutual Century Centre • 225 Veterans Drive, Berwick, NS B0P 1E0 Director of Communications David Salter • 902-414-6586 • [email protected] valleywildcats.ca • Twitter: @Valley_Wildcats • Facebook: @valleywildcats .

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