Dingos Off Season Sports
The Toronto Dingos are once again in the middle of their winter sports seasons.
This year, the club has entered teams into recreational leagues for
basketball, indoor soccer, and hockey. These teams are
open to everyone, whether you currently play for the Dingos or not. They provide
a great way to keep fit over the winter and stay social with your fellow club members.
If you, or anyone you know, is interested in playing, please contact
the club at the appropriate email address listed below for more info.
For the second year, the Dingos will be entering an indoor soccer team.
The league is located at
the Hangar, just south of Sheppard between Keele and Dufferin in North
York. Games are traditionally on Wednesday nights, and the next season gets
started in October. For more information, contact the club at:
soccer@torontodingos.com
Once again, the club will be entering a hockey team this winter. Last year,
games were Sunday nights between 5 pm and 11pm at Victoria Park and Finch Ave.
The guys playing range from "Bambi's on ice" to some guys who can
really play. Win or lose, there is alway a few beers waiting after the game.
For more information, contact the club at:
hockey@torontodingos.com
Once again, the club will be entering a recreational basketball team. This
team will be entered through the TSCCS. The games are Thursday nights and will
get started again in September or October. Games consist of two 20 minute
halves and the start time will range from 6pm until 10pm. For more information,
contact the club at:
basketball@torontodingos.com
These sports are open to anyone interested in playing, so you don't need
to be a current member of the Dingos in order to play.
Feel free to contact the club for more details on any of these sports.
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The Dingos have another winter training session on Saturday, March 6th from 1pm - 3pm at 
The Blue Jays home opener is Monday, April 12th (versus the Chicago White Sox)
and once again the Dingos will be organizing a group to go to the game.
This is part of a larger group that is looking to get 800 people attending.
Last year we had 50 tickets sold and we're looking to equal that this year.
For the 2010 OAFL season, the Toronto Dingos will be increasing their on field presence with the addition of a Division II
team vying for the Mike Pyke cup. As a result we are looking for new players to fill roster spots on both the Division I
and Division II teams. The introduction of the Division II team opens up the opportunity for new players who are looking
to learn the sport and players on the cusp of playing for the Division I team to play the game. It also allows experienced
players to continue playing Aussie rules in a fun and social environment whilst helping with the development of upcoming players.
The Dingos held their annual year-end awards banquet on Friday, October 23rd at
