1988 United Counties Girls Select Midget team posters (2) for tourney in Holland
1988 United Counties Girls Select Midget Hockey Team photo plaque -names on front -toured Holland & England
1988 United Counties Girls Select Midget Team Hockey jersey -worn by S Gray during tournaments in Holland & England
1998 Ken Petrie crest as Coach OASA Cobourg Legion Midget B Champions
Ken Petrie crest as Coach Cobourg Saints Midget Girls Finalists PWSA 1972
1998 Ken Petrie crest as Coach OASA Cobourg Legion Midget B Champions
1972 Ken Petrie crest as Coach Cobourg Saints Midget Girls Finalists PWSA
1977 Cobourg Angels Women's Fastball photos -Team, Battery, Infield, Outfield & newspaper articles. Paul Currelly and coach Bill Foote drop back to form a new Cobourg Angel Midget team. They are entered in the Lakeshore Ladies League. This league consists of a wide range of skill level, from Midget teams to Intermediate teams. Because of this fact, there is a difference in the ball size used in each team’s Provincial playoffs. To accommodate all, younger teams used an 11 inch ball while in the field and the more senior teams use a 12 inch ball. The Angels had a successful season winning the Claremont tournament and the Lakeshore League Midget Championship. They advance to the semi-finals in the Provincial playdowns but lose to Burlington.
2002 CCHL Cobourg Scotiabank Midgets win Ontario Hockey Federation championship
1972 Ken Petrie- Thompson Plumbing & Heating Cobourg Saints Midget Girls finalists at Provincial Women's Softball Association
The Cobourg Galloping Ghosts are the most famous team in Cobourg sports history. Managed by Fred Dufton, the Ghosts won eight Ontario championships, five after World War II. They were Canadian Dominion champions in 1946, 1948 and 1950. They were the first team in Canada to wear aluminum cleats and the second to wear white uniforms.
