What you’re about to see is a handshake line between teams comprised of players aged 10-12.

The two teams — UBC Hornets and Richmond Steel (yeah, this is in Vancouver) — played last weekend, with the Hornets winning by a score of 5-4.

That victory didn’t stop Hornets head coach Martin Tremblay from pulling off arguably the cheapest move in the history of handshake lines:

The result? The kid that got tripped suffered a broken wrist and Tremblay was taken into custody by Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He was released without charges, but RCMP Sgt. Paulena Gidda said investigators are still considering charges of assault or assault causing bodily harm.

Tremblay — who is 52 years old, by the way — reportedly claimed he slipped on some water and accidentally tripped the player, a pretty weak excuse given video evidence.

Unsurprisingly, nobody’s buying his excuse, including the Steel team manager, Tammy Hohlweg.

“Actually seeing it is horrifying,” she said after watching the video. “He should not be allowed around kids. No more coaching for this coach.”

“If a coach is like that, the kids will feed off that – the kids will react and do that too.”

San Antonio, TX — A team comprised of local players from San Antonio, TX participated in a 7-game round-robin hockey tournament that spanned a weekend and concluded on Fathers day Sunday afternoon. The tournament took place in San Antonio, TX and represented seven teams from Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. The boys played in the competitive division which consisted of Pro, College, and elite players.  The Cankle had a strong showing with a record of 6-1 and beat the defending champion Dump team, 3-2 in shootout win, to capture the Alamo Hockey Classic win! RUT Hockey team member Ryan Scott, as well as Sean Miller, Patrick Grace, Doug Tresnack were named to the all-Tournament Team. 

This marked an impressive showing to the San Antonio, TX community and marked the 1st championship for Team Cankle in the past 4 years.  Each team member will have the honor to represent and share the Alamo Cup for two weeks to themselves and can represent however perceived.  So be on the lookout in the local San Antonio community for autographs and picture taking.