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JUNIOR CRUSADERS YOUTH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC

TRAVEL/SELECT

Hockey · Worcester area · Worcester County, MA

Non-profit youth hockey association with coed and girls travel teams plus Learn to Skate and Learn to Play.

Sports
Hockey
Offers
Travel/select · Training
Gender
Coed
Location
Worcester area

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From the organization’s own website · checked Nov 2026

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