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Blue jersey with yellow writing that reads: "Cheekeye B.C. Ringette Camp / 86".

The first multi-day ringette camp in BC was held at Camp Cheekeye in Squamish. Participants and instructors stayed in cabins on site.

The jersey was worn by Sharon…

Three "Shoppers Drug Mart Skills Awards" patches (crests) in gold, silver and bronze.

The patches were awarded by Ringette Canada.

More research required to explain how and why these patches were obtained. Please contact us if you have more…

Set of printed booklets for the Shoppers Drug Mart Ringette Skills Awards.

The Ringette Canada logo is printed on the bottom right side of the front page.

There are four booklets with different pictures and titles on the covers: Fitness and…

Photograph of a young Shelley Mallison (neé Harvey) wearing a yellow and blue t-shirt reading "B.C. Ringette." The t-shirt has a print of a ringette player and the map of the province of British Columbia. Shelley is posing by the ocean.

Colour photograph of the Petite A ringette team from Port Coquitlam Ringette Association called the "Concord Office Products." Some players have been identified:

The coaches are Stacey Fulton, Leslie Fulton, and Rick Williams.

Bottom row,…

Colour photo from the 1984 ringette season showing the Port Coquitlam (Poco) bunnies (bunny division) playing against a team from the North Shore Winter Club on half sheet of ice.

The coach in the grey track suit is Jon Bailie and the player in…

Colour photograph showing a bunny division practice on the old Port Coquitlam rink (green rink). The coach in grey is Jon Bailie and the player in yellow pants is Amy Byrne.

Photograph shows Amy Byrne of Prince George carrying the ring while members to Team Alberta pursue her.

The photograph was taken during the 2000 Canadian Ringette National Championship, which was held in Prince George. Prince George completed as…

Colour photograph shows the Prince George ringette team warming in in preparation for a game at the 2000 Canadian Ringette Championships.

Prince George competed as the host team in the Deb and Intermediate divisions.

Colour photograph shows the bunny team from the Port Coquitlam Ringette Association, 1983-84. The team is wearing black and yellow jerseys and has a crest with their team name: Tidal Towing.

Four coaches are standing in the back row. One coach…