38th annual Wallace Fun Days enjoys successful running

January 18, 2023 @ 4:13 pmListowel Banner, Sports

Wallace Sabre’s U7 player, Alivia, 6, came to support her team in full colours, after being unable to play due to breaking her arm earlier in the week. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Wallace Sabres U7 skates hard during their game at the 38th Annual Bruce Williams Memorial Wallace Fun Days Jamboree. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Listowel’s goalie Leo saves a shot from Brussels-Blyth’s Jack. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Logan, from the Listowel Cyclones’ U7 team, focuses in on the puck. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Brussels-Blyth breaks out of their end. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Listowel Cyclones’ Logan sets up his shot. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Brussels-Blyth U7’s Jack shows his skill during the game. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Listowel Cyclones U7 goalie Leo defends the net against Brussels-Blyth U7’s Ellie. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
A ceremonial puck drop helped officially kick off Wallace Fun Days on Jan. 14 at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex in Listowel. Brussels-Blyth U7 faces off against Listowel Cyclones U7, while Bruce Williams’ granddaughter, Tara, and her husband, Bob Smith, along with their four children Sullivan, Vera, Sadie and Elvie, look on alongside event organizers and a referee. Two of Bruce Williams’ great-grandchildren competed in the tournament. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
LISTOWEL – The 38th annual Bruce Williams Memorial Wallace Fun Days Jamboree took place this past weekend at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex. The event saw 32 registered teams take part in the fun-filled tournament, where each team played a total of three games between Jan. 12-15. This event saw players of various ages and…
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Melissa Dunphy is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with the Listowel Banner. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada.