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Brad Lund, an accountant by day, believes he has found a winning formula for hockey success.If a team stays out of the box - while factoring in some timely goals and disciplined defensive play, multiplied by a steady hand in net - it more than likely should equate to a victory on the ice.'we've been a very disciplined team this year, especially when it comes to committing penalties,' said the head coach of the Kitchener Dutchmen, which last week advanced to the second round of the GOJHL Midwestern Conference playoffs for the first time since 2009.'I think if you look at the numbers, our penalty minutes have dropped every year since I became the head coach and that has always been a philosophy of mine: An undisciplined team isn't going to be successful.'The Dutchmen have done an efficient job in balancing the ledger in 2012-13 after bleeding red ink - power-play opportunities - against their opponents the last two seasons.

Headwaters Fitness & Racquet Club is a family run club that opened in 2009 with a big vision. We set out to build a facility that is nonjudgmental, welcoming and warm. In the process of building HRC, we turned it from the dream of a few courts and a small gym into an "all under one roof" multi-use club. You will find squash courts, tennis courts, a kids club, numerous fitness studios, a restaurant, juice bar and pro shops all within an arm's reach! This is because we know how hard it is to go to the gym day after day. We felt that by adding various options for you to choose from, you were more likely to show up. We also feel that fitness shouldn't be just about running on a treadmill and sitting on the abductor machine... fitness is a sport in itself and it should be fun! We encourage our members to step off the treadmill and onto the courts or into a group training session where you can get results while having FUN! Call Us Today!

The first recorded curling game in Canada took place in 1871 near Quebec City and 11 years later the game reached Kitchener-Waterloo. The Waterloo Curling Club organized in 1882 on a rink on Peppler Street, while the Kitchener Club started operations on Gaukle Street 1 year later. The K-W Granite Club was established by an amalgamation of the 2 Clubs in 1927. The new Club purchased land for $2,500 and then purchased 3 adjacent properties for $6,800 at 69 Agnes St. in Kitchener. The original building consisting of 5 sheets of ice, a lounge, dining room, boardroom, locker room, furnace and ice equipment room was constructed at a cost of $32,000. For an additional cost of $30,000, artificial ice was installed for the 1928-29 season.