Winning is somewhat uncontrollable, because even if you play your best, your opponent may play better. Therefore, you should focus more on your attitude and effort, which are entirely controllable. This will help you maintain your motivation and composure in games.
Being coachable means you are willing to consider feedback even if you don't like what you hear. It means resisting the urge to make excuses or get defensive when challenged. Getting better is more important than your ego. You'd rather get it right than be right!!
As the season winds down we would like to introduce our Graduating Players. Today’s graduate is Kalum Caswell. He is graduating from Vincent Massey High School in Brandon. In the fall he hopes to continue playing hockey and figure out what he wants to be when he grows up!
Clarification: All games that are in effect this evening can be played until completion in line with Hockey Canada's decision the cancellation will take effect tomorrow March 13, 2020.
Vikings spread some Christmas cheer this morning. A special thank you to all of those fans, family and friends who donated food this past week. Here are the captains from your Vikings presenting the Samaritan house food bank with over 230 pounds of food. Nice work boys!!
What a time to be alive when we have to tell people to not eat Tide Pods, not to blind fold yourself and do things and not to tweet a teenage hockey player hateful things or wish they get a disease because of a missed shot...
The capitals just went from Saturday night with the fellas doing coke in the bathroom at Dave & busters to sitting at jiffy lube with a coffee stain on your crotch reading a furniture magazine from 2015 waiting for some guy named Gus to change the oil out of your brown Subaru