By Sam Laskaris Writer A young Six Nations hockey player will be getting a taste of international hockey in Austria next June. Rato\u2019ratseriio Hill, a nine-year-old, has been named to a Canadian under-11 boys\u2019 team that will participate in the United World Games in the Austrian city of Klagenfurt. Rato\u2019ratseriio is a Grade 4 student at Skaronhyase\u2019ko:wa Everlasting Tree School in Ohsweken. And he\u2019s currently playing hockey with the Norfolk Knights, an under-10 A squad that competes in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA). He had spent last season with the Brantford 99ers, who also take part in the OMHA. Rato\u2019ratseriio\u2019s hockey career started when he joined a Brantford-based program when he was just three years old. \u201cFor an opportunity to come like this, we\u2019re really excited,\u201d said Hill\u2019s father… <\/p>\n
By Sam Laskaris Writer A young Six Nations hockey player will be getting a taste of international hockey in Austria next June. Rato\u2019ratseriio Hill, a nine-year-old, has been named to a Canadian under-11 boys\u2019 team that will participate in the United World Games in the Austrian city of Klagenfurt. Rato\u2019ratseriio is a Grade 4 student at Skaronhyase\u2019ko:wa Everlasting Tree School in Ohsweken. And he\u2019s currently playing hockey with the Norfolk Knights, an under-10 A squad that competes in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA). He had spent last season with the Brantford 99ers, who also take part in the OMHA. Rato\u2019ratseriio\u2019s hockey career started when he joined a Brantford-based program when he was just three years old. \u201cFor an opportunity to come like this, we\u2019re really excited,\u201d said Hill\u2019s father... <\/p>\n