BladeNET Opens New Head Office

BladeNET, Canadas leading non-profit Amateur Hockey Solutions Provider, opened its new head office in Mississauga on October 18, 2002.

Toronto, ON -- October 27, 2002 BladeNET, Canadas leading non-profit Amateur Hockey Solutions Provider, opened its new head office in Mississauga on October 18, 2002.

Located within the offices of the Mississauga Hockey League (MHL), the new facility provides BladeNET with additional office space, meeting facilities, and capacity for its expanding IT infrastructure. The growing demand for our services and the availability of the MHLs excellent facilities made the move the right choice." said Ed Wiseman, VP Technical Support.

The new facility has allowed BladeNET to double its data transfer capacity, thereby ensuring fast and reliable connections for the Amateur Hockey Community.

This move is a positive step towards more involvement in the hockey community", said Bob Fletcher, BladeNET founder, adding For BladeNET, its essential to be in close proximity to the hockey world. We started in Mississauga."
The expanded facilities and improved IT infrastructure of part of BladeNETs long-term plan to provide enhanced online services to the Amateur Hockey Community in Canada.

BladeNETs new head office is located at:
BladeNET
130 Dundas Street East, Suite 500
Mississauga, ONT
L5A 3V8

About the Mississauga Hockey League
Founded in 1946, the Mississauga Hockey League currently has over 6,700 players were registered on 307 house league teams, 67 "A" teams and 56 Pre-Tyke teams for a total of 430 teams from eight Associations - Applewood, Clarkson, Cooksville, Erindale, Lorne Park, Malton, Meadowvale and Port Credit.

Website: Mississauga Hockey League

About BladeNET
BladeNET is a not-for-profit service that provides free online team administration, scoring, and automatic schedule generation to every member of the Amateur Hockey Community in Canada.
Since its inception in 1999, BladeNET has pioneered web-driven communities of interest for amateur hockey. Using BladeNETs powerful technology at no-cost, leagues can reduce the workload of hockey administrators, automatically generates schedules for all league teams, and publish the latest scores and standings immediately to the Internet.

Website: bladenet.net