The Polish Hussars hockey team was created in 2005 with the specific goal of competing in the First Canadian Multicultural Hockey Tournament. The Polish Hussars made it to the quarterfinals in the first CMHL tournament. Since that first tournament the Hussars won the bronze medal at the Second CMHL tournament in 2006 and won the CMHL Hockey Challenge in April 2007 winning the Centennial College Premier Division Trophy. On December 30th, 2007 The Polish Hussars reached the ultimate goal by winning the third CMHL tournament.

The competitive level of hockey in the CMHL tournament is very high, because most teams are made up of present and former Junior A, College, University and even pro players. Presently 35 teams in 3 divisions strive to represent their community in the CMHL event that promotes hockey, something that all of us Canadians have in common!

 

The teams from different communities have not only encouraged participation in this sport, but have created a unique alternative to other professional hockey leagues. This unique Multicultural hockey league has managed to teach young people about cooperation and has given players the tools to achieve common goals. Healthy competition between teams serves well as an example to all communities at large.

(First row from the left) Robert Martynowski 57 Sebastian Omasta 44 Stefan Kostuch 19 William Maier 1 (Second row from the left) Irek Brudek (team manager) Dawid Kostuch 71 Joel Lenius 21 Andrzej Myrda 78 Robert Kapuscinski 15 Steve Podsadecki 8 (Third row from the left) Marcin Wojcik 14 Daniel Klecan 9 Leszek Kostuch 11 Nicholas Dzieduszycki 39 Tomek Omasta (trainer) Rafal Omasta (Coach) Christian Chmielewski 6 Kyle Munce 17 Joshua Douglas 4 Wojciech Sniegowski (GM)