MacGregor rink rocks: league champs

MacGregor Rink — Tuesday night mixed league champions

MacGregor Rink — Tuesday night mixed league champions — from left

MacGregor Rink — Tuesday night mixed league champions — from left

Shayne MacGregor skipped the champion teams for both Tuesday and Wednesday night. They are different teams but with the same skip – speaks volumes

 

 

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