Wiarton Rock

The Wiarton Rock was a Canadian Junior ice hockey team based in Wiarton, Ontario, and a member of the Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League (GMHL).

The Wild continued to play well against the Temiscaming Royals in the league quarter-finals, but were still defeated by the second-seeded team in six games.

In March 2008, the Wild and the Richmond Hill Rams challenged the Mexico national ice hockey team to a set of four exhibition games.

In the spring of 2014, the Wave moved to Markdale, Ontario, and became the Grey Highlands Bravehearts.

[3][4] The new team was primarily owned by John and Beth Dyer, a couple who had formerly been trainers and a billet family for the Rock, and 10% stake by another unannounced owner.

Bravehearts goalie on Breast Cancer Awareness night during 2014–15 season.
King goalie with GMHL Official (2007)
Bravehearts player on Breast Cancer Awareness night during 2014–15 season.