Minto Cup (Jr. A - Box)

2012 Minto Cup Tickets On Sale Now!

The Canadian Junior A Lacrosse National Championship will be held in Whitby, Ontario from August 18th to August 26th, 2012.

Host and 2011 champions, the Whitby Warriors, are looking to defend their title as provincial championship teams from Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta compete for the coveted Minto Cup.

When: August 18th to August 26th, 2012
Where: Iroquois Park Sports Centre
500 Victoria Street W
Whitby, ON

TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

Individual game tickets and tournament passes are available now for purchase. Tickets can be purchased online at www.mintocup.ca or in person. Tickets ordered online will be available for pick up at the arena on August 17th from 4pm to 8pm and from 3pm until game time on game days. For those who purchase tickets online, please note to bring a receipt of payment when picking the tickets up. Tickets will also be made available for purchase at the door before scheduled games. Forms of payment accepted at the door are cash, debit and major credit cards (Visa and Mastercard).

The following are the dates and locations, where tickets can be purchased in person:

• ALL remaining home games of the Whitby Warriors (Iroquois Sports Park)
• Provincial qualifiers, July 13-15 (Iroquois Sports Park)
• Ontario Lacrosse Festival, August 3-12 (Iroquois Sports Park)
• At Blades Custome Skate Care store, 135 Brock St S, Whitby (905) 430-7717

Tickets prices:

• Round Robin Games: Adult $15.00 and children (12 years old and younger) $5
• Semi Final and Finals (best of 3 series): Adult $20.00 and children (12 years old and younger) $5
• Tournament Pass: Adult $90.00 and children (12 years old and younger) $20

Purchase your tickets now to avoid disappointment - tickets will sell out fast!
For more information about the 2012 Minto Cup, visit: www.mintocup.ca

The Minto Cup is a beautiful silver cup donated by Lord Minto on May 31, 1901, for competition among the Lacrosse teams in the Dominion. Lord Minto was Governor General of Canada at the time. The amateur status of the competition continued until 1904.