Young skaters from various parts of the province spent some time with former NHL players Saturday while also enhancing their on-ice abilities at Camp Manitou. | CBCManitoba
CBC NewsIzzy Hayes was at Camp Manitou on Saturday, and she is excited to take in the NHL game between the Winnipeg Jets and Edmonton Oilers at Canada Life Centre later in the day.True North Sports + Entertainment hosted Indigenous youth this weekend as part of the fifth annual Jets' Winnipeg Aboriginal Sport Achievement Centre and Manitoba Moose Follow Your Dreams initiative.
Trevor LaForte, the executive director of WASAC, was also on hand to see the smiles from the participants, who ranged from around 10 years old into their teens. "The biggest thing that we like out of this is the kids all have smiles on their face from the moment they've landed in Winnipeg ... and everyone's smiling from ear to ear."She admits she's not a great skater, but the Winnipegger was enjoying herself on the ice.
As part of WASAC Night, Hayes and the other kids will be at Canada Life Centre for Saturday's NHL matchup between the Jets and Edmonton Oilers.
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