Sting Ceremony Honours World Junior Players

By Josh Boyce

November 23, 2014 - 10:54am

Prior to its game against Saginaw Sunday afternoon, the Sarnia Sting is honouring alumni that have taken part in World Jr. Hockey Championships.

The team is raising a banner with names including Trevor Letowski, Steven Stamkos, Alex Galchenyuk, Connor Murphy, Dan Fritsche and Ludvig Rensfeldt.

Sting President Bill Abercrombie looks forward to the ceremony.

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Abercrombie says the first 1,000 fans through the door will receive a collectable World Jr. Champions hockey card.

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