Sponsors, BANTAM MAJOR AAA SOO GREYHOUNDS, U15, 2018-19 (Sault Major Hockey)

This Team is part of the 2018-19 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Team & Major Organization Sponsors
Ken Graham Trucking Inc
Ken Graham Trucking, Inc. is a family owned and operated trucking company founded upon four generations of service and experience in the trucking industry. It began in 1952 when Noble Graham started hauling pulpwood out of Rudyard,MI. In 1966, his was the first trucking company to be granted an extra provincial operating license by the Canadian Government Provincial Transport Board. On November 29, 1966, he hauled his first load of steel from Algoma Steel in Sault Ste. Marie, ON. Over time, Noble’s 4 sons joined him in the family business. Ken and his brother, Charles operated out of Brimley, MI after serving with the Michigan National Guard in Korea. Brothers Donald and Peter operated out of Spalding, MI and Munising, MI. In 1995, Kenneth E. Graham branched out on his own, and following family tradition, his sons and daughters joined the family business as well! Four generations have now worked at the company as drivers, mechanics, dispatchers, office personnel and eventually, company officers.
Reserve Management Group
Reserve Management Group (RMG) is a family of distinct but related businesses involved in recycling, scrap metal processing (Ferrous Metals, Non Ferrous Metals, Electronic Scrap, Plastic Scrap), material handling, equipment sales and purchasing, and property management. While each business operates independently, customers benefit from synergies among affiliates and joint venture business units.
Superior Slag Inc.
Superior Slag is uniquely located at the hub of the Great Lakes in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario on the border with our sister city Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. The company is owned by brothers Richard and Michael Prpich Jr. It was founded by the late Mike Prpich Sr. in 1964. Slag is used for road building, improving drainage, weeping tile beds, road resurfacing and rip rap for shore protection. It’s also used exclusively for all sewer and water projects in Sault Ste. Marie.