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Guelph Storm honours Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • By: Michael Miles
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The Ontario Hockey League’s Guelph Storm may spend a lot more time on the ice than the football field, but that doesn’t mean they can’t get into the Grey Cup spirit as sunday’s game approaches.

The team has unveiled charity Ticats-inspired jerseys they’ll wear Sunday as they play the Kitchener Rangers. Just hours after the final buzzer at Sleeman Centre, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats will face the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the Grey Cup.

The jerseys will be available on ebay starting next week. All proceeds go to the Guelph Giants special needs hockey club, which helps athletes with intellectual disabilities play hockey.

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