Owen Sound Attack Bring Energy and Excitement to Shallow Lake

The 2025 Owen Sound Attack Training Camp is in full swing at the Shallow Lake and District Community Centre this week, and the excitement is contagious.

From die-hard fans to young hockey hopefuls, the community has embraced the chance to welcome the Attack to Georgian Bluffs. Residents and visitors alike are turning out to support the team, cheer on the players, and enjoy some top-tier hockey action right in the heart of Shallow Lake.

“This is a great way to wrap up the summer, and celebrate hockey and community,” said Mayor Sue Carleton. “Love of the game runs deep in Georgian Bluffs, and to host the Attack is a real honour. We’re proud to showcase our arena, the dedicated staff who run it, and the community spirit that makes Shallow Lake such a special place.”

The Shallow Lake and District Community Centre is home to the Shallow Lake Lakers Minor Hockey Association, along with other local sports and recreation leagues year-round. With the Attack’s home base undergoing renovations, the Georgian Bluffs facility was chosen as the host site for this year’s training camp.

“The Shallow Lake Arena has been fantastic” said Dale DeGray, General Manager for the Attack. “As an alternative rink, the ice and the group working here has been outstanding. The facility has been everything we need and there have been zero hiccups.”

As the Attack move into their regular season, fans are encouraged to show their support at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre in Owen Sound. For tickets, schedules, and more on the Owen Sound Attack, visit attackhockey.com.

The Township extends its thanks to the Owen Sound Attack organization for choosing Shallow Lake as the home of this year’s training camp, and encourages everyone to come out, catch the action, and share in the pride of hosting this talented team.

For more information about community programs and events at the Shallow Lake Arena, visit events.georgianbluffs.ca.