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RBC: Tully enjoying hobby with Cougars

juin 20, 2018

A two-time World Juniors gold medallist, and captain of Team Canada in 1994, Brent Tully settled into life after hockey as a financial advisor, but a part-time role with the Cobourg Cougars has grown into a very busy hobby as the team's general manager, including building the host team for the 2017 RBC Cup.

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