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Weekly 50/50 draw
$2.00 to Join
Ask APM canteen staff for details and to join weekly draw.
Draw Every Thursday
Starting March 1, 2012 - 8:00PM
All funds raised go to NRMHA projects and assist in keeping registration fees lower.
Past Winners:
Blaine Baglole $126.00
No Winner Mar 29, 2012 (Muriel Smith drawn - $92 carries over to next week)
No Winner Mar 22, 2012 (Thane MacEachern drawn - $69 carries over to next week)
No Winner Mar 15, 2012 (pot carries over to next week)
Gary Ramsay $46.00
Kristy Hambly $37.00
Lottery number 11570
To all NRMHA Teams:To try to increase feedback received by the association in regarding to coaches and managers this season, we are offering the option to complete the evaluation online. It can be found at the link below and will only take about 3-4 minutes to complete. I have also attached the old evaluation for people who would like to fill out and drop at the canteen at the APM Centre.
Nominations are now being accepted for our annual awards for Coach/Coaches of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, and Official of the Year.
Thanks and any feedback is appreciated by the association.
Trevor Lank
Online version of season evaluation survey
2010.NRMHA.Season.Evaluation.rtf 2012.Nomination.for.hockey.award.rtf Limited space is still available in the XIHL Spring League with teams based out of Summerside and Pownal. Divisions include Novice (03-04), Atom (01-02) and Peewee (99-00). Teams receive practices from experienced staff and play in a league with all games in Pownal or Summerside, very limited travel. Opportunity to attend season ending tournament in Moncton. To register or for more information for a team based in Pownal, call Next Level Training at 316-1888, to register or for more information for a team based in Summerside call 888-2220. You can also register online at www.xtreme-hockey.ca. League begins April 2 and wraps up May 19 with players receiving three ice times per week. Only very limited space available.
- Selling tickets on an "Adam McQuaid Signature Jersey" - $5 each
Winner:- Nathan Gallant
- Selling tickets on two 21-speed mountain bikes - $2 each
Winners:- Austin Newman
- Pauline Griffin
Draw date: April 1, 2012
Seven NRMHA players are on this team:
Back Row - Ben Keefe, Brad Power, Dylan Sanderson,
Alex MacLeod, Tanner McGuigan, Jonny Richards
Front Row - Nick MacPhail
2011-12 Midget AAA Roberts Petro Canada Matrix Team Webpage
- March 16 - 18
- Atom AAA Mid-Isle Matrix Boys - Tyne Valley
- Atom A API Hockey Flames - Georgetown
- Atom A Dodge Caravan Demons - Georgetown
- Peewee A Bell Aliant Bombers Boys - North River
- Peewee A Bell Aliant Flames Boys - North River
- Peewee A Bell Aliant Ice Hogs Boys - North River
- Peewee A Flames Girls - Crapaud
- Bantam A Flames 3 Boys - Tignish
- Bantam A Flames Girls - Northumberland
- Midget A Flames #1 Boys - O'Leary
- Midget A Flames Girls - Montague
- March 23 - 25
- Atom AA Bulk Carriers Boys - Souris
- Atom A Dodge Caravan Flames Girls (AA Provincials) - Borden
- Peewee AA 3Points Aviation Flames Boys - North River
- Bantam AA JR's Pizza Flames Boys - Rustico
- Bantam AA Mid-Isle Matrix Girls - Sherwood
- Midget AA West Masonry Flames Boys - Evangeline
NRMHA is hosting two of the Provincial playoff tournaments:
Master schedule for all Provincials: 
2012.Provincial.Championship.Schedules.pdf
2011-12 North River Flames Peewee A Girls Team Webpage
2011-12 North River Bantam A Flames Team 3 Boys Team Webpage
2011-12 Peewee A Bell Aliant Bombers Team Webpage
March 23rd 8:00AM - 4:00PMBoth Ice Surfaces (Stadium/Arena)
$160 Entry Fee
Application deadline is February 24th or earlier if all spaces fill up.
Provide team skill level (1st or 2nd year) and jersey color.
To register and ask for more information:
Steve Jamieson
stevejamieson@gmail.com
Logan Gallant, Dereck Sanderson, Dylan McKenna, Andy Stultz, Ben Landry, Kalvin West, Colton Holroyd, Jeremy Koughan, Bradley Vukicevic, Brandon Dunbar-Tierney, Brady McQuaid, Jack Stultz, Kieran Moore, Zack Gaudet, Zack Wight, Cale Delong, Spencer Hay
2011-12 Midget A Flames 1 Team Webpage 
Minor Hockey Clinics with NHL Alumni - Stephane Richer
Hockey PEI, in partnership with Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada 2012, is pleased to announce the following minor hockey clinic schedule as part of Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada celebrations.
NRMHA Clinics - Thur Feb 9, 2012:
1:00pm session for Atom aged players * CLINIC IS FULL
2:15pm session for Peewee aged players * CLINIC IS FULL
2012.01.Scotiabank.Hockey.Day.in.Canada.MHA.Clinics.pdf
2011-12 Midget AAA Roberts Petro Canada Matrix Team Webpage
2011-12 North River Flames Peewee A Girls Team Webpage
The Peewee Girls N/R FLAMES came out of the Alberton Memorial 2012 Classic Tournament with a CHAMPIONSHIP after posting a perfect 5-0 record. The FLAMES were dominant this weekend as they outscored their opponents 25 - 3 over the five games.
The girls got off to a great start by winning their first game 8-1. Point getters were Lisa Stevenson 2 & 1, Makayla Larsen 2, Brianna O'Connor, Hannah Sentner, Rebecca Smith & Kellyn Laverty, assists to Kennedy LaFlamme , Sydney Wheatley, Emily Sands & Devon Green . Player of the game Lisa Stevenson, Most Sportsman like Brianna O'Connor.
With only one hour between the first two games the Flames had to play, they had just enough time to catch their breath and have a light snack before lacing up their skates to play the second game. The Flames started off slow with a 0 - 0 tie after one period. The second period was much different for the Flames, they scored their first goal at the 10:12 mark of the second and it was no stopping them for the next minute and a half, scoring three more goals by the 8:46 mark of the second. It was all defence from there on in, lead by Maura Barna "A" captain and Jessica Gallant a rookie on the team. Kennedy Laflamme started the scoring for the Flames she was 1 & 1, Makayla Larsen 1 & 1, Hannah Sentner, Emily Sands, assists to Alyssa MacLean, Taylor Carragher & Kellyn Laverty. Game Star was Kennedy Laflamme and Most Sportsman Like was Emily Sands.
During game #3 Saturday morning the girls played an Off Island team from Carleton NB, the Flames won 6-0. The Carleton team played hard and they were great sports. This is the first season for them, and they improved every game they played in the tournament. Scoring for the Flames were Makayla Larsen 3, Kellyn Laverty 1 & 1, Emily Sands 1 & 1, Rebecca Smith , assists to Hannah Sentner 2, Alyssa MacLean 2, Taylor Carragher, Kennedy Laflamme, Devon Green, Lisa Stevenson & Sydney Wheatley. Game Star Makayla Larsen & MSL Devon Green.
Crossovers on Sunday morning vs. Tignish, all the scoring happened in the first period. Emily Sands opened the scoring at the 9:44 mark but Tignish came back one minute later to tie it up. Kennedy Laflamme put the Flames ahead at 6:31 of the first and Hannah Sentner gave her team a 2 goal cushion. Gia Green played amazing in nets by stopping a break away and some good scoring chances. Emily Sands was the game star and Madeline Paquet was MSL player.
Now on to the Championship game against the first place team in the league, the East Prince Wildcats. The Flames are 0 & 4 vs. East Price this season but the girls knew today it was there turn to win. Alyssa MacLean started the scoring late in the second period for the Flames. The score after two periods was 1-0 Flames. Early in the third Hannah Sentner made it 2-0 Flames. East Prince got on the score board at 6:25 of the third , with a goal from there "C" Sarah Clark; however the Flames wanted to win so bad that Rebecca Smith banged home the third goal just 15 seconds later to seal the deal. Game Star was Gia Green and MSL Player was Rebecca Smith. Hannah Sentner took home the Top Def Award for the tournament and the Flames all took home the Banner, Gold Medals and player trophies.
What a great weekend, 1 - 2 - 3 FLAMES !!!!!!!!!
All the NRMHA Ice times are cancelled tonight.
The selection process for the 2012 Provincial Championships has been completed. Championship titles will be sought after in arenas across the province this coming March."It is a great opportunity to celebrate the game as the season comes to an end and recognize our league champions" said Mike Hammill, Minor Council Chairman.
Championship schedules will be made available on the Hockey PEI Website by March 1st.
Atom A - Female Bedeque March 23-25
Atom AA - Female Southside (Crapaud) March 23-25
Atom A - Male Georgetown March 16-18
Atom AA - Male Souris March 23-25
Atom AAA - Male Tyne Valley March 16-18
Peewee A - Female South Side (Borden) March 16-18
Peewee AA - Female Summerside March 23-25
Peewee A - Male North River (Cornwall) March 16-18
Peewee AA - Male North River (Cornwall) March 23-25
Peewee AAA - Male Tignish March 9-11
Bantam A - Female Northumberland (Murray River) March 16-18
Bantam AA - Female Sherwood (MacLauchlan Arena - CARI) March 23-25
Bantam A - Male Tignish March 16-18
Bantam AA - Male Gulf Storm (Rustico) March 23-25
Midget A - Female Montague March 16-18
Midget AA - Female Mid-Isle (Kensington) March 16-18
Midget A - Male OLeary March 16-18
Midget AA - Male Evangeline March 23-25
Midget AA - Male Wildcard Belfast March 16-18
Donalda Docherty of Cornwall has spent the past 12 years doing all she can to open doors for her close friend Aaron Anderson of Hunter River. The 27-year-old Anderson, who has Down syndrome, has enjoyed many character building experiences thanks to Docherty...
Full Story
Full StoryFirst Prize: Donna Gorvealt
Second Prize: James Gerard
Third Prize: Aaron McCloskey
The winners can contact Rick Adams radams@gov.pe.ca to receive their cheque.
Second Prize: James Gerard
Third Prize: Aaron McCloskey
The winners can contact Rick Adams radams@gov.pe.ca to receive their cheque.
2011-12 Mid-Isle Matrix Atom AAA Team Webpage For More InformationNorth River Minor Hockey Association is sponsoring our annual NHL box hockey pool.Cost: $10.00
Deadline:November 19, 2011
Prizes: 1st place $250.00, 2nd Place $150.00 3rd Place $50.00
The team that sells the most pools will be awarded extra icetime and a pizza party. All proceeds will help support the NRMHA.
How to play...
Just download a copy of the pool, check one player from each of the 21 boxes and enter 4 wildcard players to be used in for a tie breaker. Pass in your pool and money to a Team Manager by Nov 19, 2011.
Download Player Box PoolAnyone who may have hockey pools please get them to Barry Woodworth. He can pick them up at the APM canteen.,from the numbers he received so far we are not at the break even point,so hopefully this reminder may spark some more entries this week.
Once entries are in pool website and login information will be posted on the web so participants can see their standings.
Our Coaches / Managers Meeting will be held on Tuesday November 8th in the classroom of the APM Centre. The meeting will start at 7:30 pm, and each team is required to have at least one rep present for this meeting. Many important topics will be reviewed for the upcoming season. Please make sure that all teams are notified of this meeting. Board members are welcome to attend as well.Social time will follow the meeting.
Vogue Optical and the PEI Rocket have teamed up to offer an experience to minor hockey players that kids dream of. Vogue Optical "Shooting for the Stars" will have two Atom A or two Novice teams squaring off against each other in a breakaway competition between the first and second periods of select PEI Rocket home games (non-school nights). The team that scores the most goals will receive honorable mention from our in-game hostess and the top two teams for the year will come back to face each other to declare the Vogue Optical "Shooting for the Stars" champion, in March.
To register a team for this great opportunity, click on the link below or fill out the registration form attached. If selected, each team will receive a ticket for each player participating and his/her parent, for the game in which they are participating. Don't miss your chance to score goals like the Rocket on their very own ice on game night!!! Shooting.for.the.Stars.pdf http://www.peirocket.com - Register Online Failure to have a representative (coach or manager) at this meeting or provide advance notice to Hockey PEI that you cannot attend will be considered that your association is not offering a team for that particular level of play.This meeting is important to share information regarding rules and regulations, schedules, and provincials, etc. As well, each team must provide their home game times to the coordinator at the meeting.
2011.Memo-AA.and.A.League.Meetings-Oct 2011.pdfThe Board has determined that NRMHA's team formats will remain unchanged for the 2011-12 season.
Novice4 Conditioning Camps - $30 for all 4 or $10 / session
Tryouts - $8 /Session
Atom
3 Conditioning Camps - $24 for all 3 or $10 / session
Tryouts - $8 / session
Peewee
3 Conditioning Camps - $24 for all 3 or $10 / session
Tryouts - $8 / session
Bantam
3 Conditioning Camps - $24 for all 3 or $10 / session (Ice times are divided by alphabet)
Tryouts - $8 / session (Ice Times are divided by alphabet)
Midget
3 Conditioning Camps - $24 for all 3 or $10 / session
Tryouts - $8 / session
2011.Conditiong.Camps.and.Tryouts.Schedule.pdf Updated September 30Sunday, September 25th
1:00-2:20PM Classroom session
2:30-4:00PM On Ice Session
Cost: $20
Register: nrmh@pei.aibn.com
Players are required to attend both classroom and ice session to obtain certification. Cost is $20. Players who have previously attended can attend to refresh skills at a cost of $5. All players born 2000 and earlier must have checking clinic certification to play.
In this Issue...
Hockey Canada Introduces New Head Contact Rule
Dallas Stars Visit Coach Clinic
Players Prepare for ACC 2011
Hockey Canada Set Priorities for 2011-2012 Season
Nutrition Tips - How Much Protein Do you Really Need?
Development Corner
...and much, much more!
2011.09.InTheCrease.pdf Registration is over. Contact Dean Fraser for late registration.
Saturday, September 10 9:00 - 12:00PM
Thursday, September 15 7:00 - 9:00PM
Saturday, September 17 9:00 - 12:00PM
| 2011 - 2012 Registration Fees | |||
| Registration* | Fundraising | Total | |
| Tykes | $270 | $70 | $340 |
| One Player | $430 | $70 | $500 |
| Two Players | $820 | $140 | $960 |
| Three Players | $1,100 | $210 | $1,310 |
| Four Players | $1,250 | $280 | $1,530 |
* Registration fees have increased by $10 per player for the 2011 - 2012 season to cover increases in ice costs. | |||
If you have always wanted to try... Come and give hockey a shot.All you need is:
Hockey Gear including a helmet with mask and a neckguard
A willingness to have fun
Saturday September 17 1:30PM - 2:30PM
APM Centre - Cornwall
A committee has been formed to investigate and make recommendations to the Board regarding NRMHA's short and long-term goals for our team formats.
Hockey PEI, NRMHA and Mid-Isle Matrix will host 4 Esso Fun Days at the APM Centre in Cornwall. These free events are for first time female hockey players to come onto the ice and try the game in a fun atmosphere.
Sat, Sept 10th - 12:30PM
Sun, Sept 11th - 2:30PM
Thu, Sept 15th - 4:30PM
Sun, Sept 18th - 2:30PM
All new to hockey female players are invited to attend all sessions.
Full gear including neckguard and helmet with mask are required.
2011.08.Esso.Fun.Day.Flyer.pdf
2011.Esso.Fun.Day.Information.pdf
www.hockeypei.com/news_esso_fun.php
Sat, Sept 10th - 12:30PM
Sun, Sept 11th - 2:30PM
Thu, Sept 15th - 4:30PM
Sun, Sept 18th - 2:30PM
All new to hockey female players are invited to attend all sessions.
Full gear including neckguard and helmet with mask are required.
2011.08.Esso.Fun.Day.Flyer.pdf 2011.Esso.Fun.Day.Information.pdf www.hockeypei.com/news_esso_fun.php 
As we get prepared for another hockey season, one of Hockey Canada Sponsors has come up with another great initiative, which provides our future players with brand-new/safe hockey helmets. This program will also provide a financial relief to thousands of hockey parents across the country.Chevrolet launched the "Hockey Helmet Program" on August 19th, which will provide every 5 year old player (Born in 2006) that registers with a Hockey Canada Member Branch/Association a FREE Bauer hockey helmet.
More information on this great initiative can be found at www.chevrolethockey.ca
2011.Chevrolet.Safe.and.Fun.Hockey.News.Release.pdfSaturday, September 10th
12:30-1:30PM Classroom session
1:40-3:10PM On Ice Session
Cost: $20
Register: nrmh@pei.aibn.com
The game of amateur hockey will see some significant changes this coming season. At the recent Hockey Canada Annual General Meeting in Calgary, the membership adopted a new rule for head checking. Hockey Canada has called for rule changes to protect players from any contact to the head, both accidental and intentional.... 2011.New.Head.Contact.Rule.Adopted.for.2011-2012.Season.pdf 
10 Hour Peewee / Bantam-Midget Fall Camps
September 5 - 16, 2011
This camp will be operated in conjunction with East Wiltshire Hockey Canada Skills Academy. Leaders will include Kenny MacDougal and other Skills Academy coaches, NRMHA coaches and instructors from Next Level Hockey.
Atom High Performance Camp for players born 2001 & 2002
- 8 x 1 hour sessions
- Maximum 30 Skaters
- Cost = $110 for 8 hours instruction ($120 after Aug 30)
- Goalies are free but must register as only 4 will be on ice at a time
Peewee High Performance Camp for players born 1999 & 2000
- 8 x 1 hr 15 minute sessions
- Maximum 28 skaters
- Cost = $130 for 10 hours instruction ($140 after Aug 30)
- Goalies are free but must register as only 4 will be on ice at a time
Bantam / Midget High Performance camp for players born 1998 and younger
- 8 x 1 hour & 15 minute sessions
- Maximum 28 Skaters
- Cost = $130 for 10 hours instruction ($140 after Aug 30)
- Goalies are free but must register as only 4 will be on ice at a time
Registration to be submitted to Trevor Lank. Please include Player Name and age division.
deadline: August 30th After this date a $10 late fee will be charged
mail: lank.farms@pei.sympatico.ca
fax: 675-4686
2011.09.High Performance Camps.doc 2011.09.High.Performance.Camps.Schedule.pdf Updated August 12 See Our Schedules PageAugust 30 - September 17, 2011
Tykes Skills Camp for players born 2005
We are offering a 4 session power skating / puck skills sessions which will be run by Trevor Lank.
The sessions will be held at the following times:
Monday September 5th at 5:00PM
Thursday September 8th at 4:45PM
Monday September 12th at 4:30PM
Wednesday September 14th at 4:30PM Cancelled
Saturday September 17th at 8:10AM *** New Time - Added Sep 8 ***
Cost for these sessions will be $50
Registration to be submitted to Trevor Lank. Please include Player Name and age birth date.
Tykes deadline: September 2nd
email: lank.farms@pei.sympatico.ca
fax: 675-4686
Novice Skills Camp for players born 2003 & 2004
This camp will be operated in conjunction with The Cornwall Thunder Major Midget Hockey Team. Leaders will include the coaches and players from the Thunder.
- 8 x 1 hour sessions
- Maximum 30 Skaters
- Cost = $110 for 8 hours instruction ($130 after Aug 15)
- Goalies are free but must register as only 6 will be on ice at a time
Registration to be submitted to Trevor Lank. Please include Player Name and age birth date.
Novice deadline: August 15th After this date a $20 late fee will be charged
email: lank.farms@pei.sympatico.ca
fax: 675-4686
2011.09.Novice Camps.doc 2011.09.Novice.Camps.Schedule.pdf Updated August 23 See Our Schedules Page
The APM Centre is seeking an energetic and motivated individual to join the operation and maintenance team. The position involves maintaining quality ice, general building cleaning, maintenance and operation... 2011.Arena Maintenance Personal job advertisemnt.pdf *** Apply by July 20th ***In this Issue...
Hockey PEI AGM Concludes
Hockey PEI Award Winners Recognized
PEI Awarded Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada
Player to Attend Youth Olympics
Summerside to Host 2013 RBC Cup
Development Corner
...much more!
2011.06.InTheCrease.pdfMembers joined together at the 36th Annual General Meeting of Hockey PEI which took place June 28 at the Rodd Royalty Inn in Charlottetown. The annual meeting included council and committee reports, award presentations, and elections to the board of directors... 2011.Hockey.PEI.AGM.Concludes.pdfAt its recent annual meeting, the Hockey PEI Minor Council presented to the minor Hockey associations the basis of the changes coming to checking in minor hockey. After several years of review and gathering of information, minor council has recommended that beginning in the 2011-2012 season, all "A" divisions of male play from Pee Wee to Midget will be non- checking... 2011.06.Hockey PEI Approves Non-Checking Divisions.pdfThe Nominating Committee presented the Association's Awards at the Annual General Meeting. Congratulations to these honored members:
Volunteers of the Year
Sweet Heart Tournament Co-Chairs:
Carl Chapman
Kevin Sentner
Andrew McDonald
Official of the Year
Mark Wilson
Coach of the Year
Dave Molyneaux - Peewee Bell Aliant Rebels
Tuesday May 31st, 2011 at 7:30PM
APM Centre Classroom - All members are invited to attend.
APM Centre Classroom - All members are invited to attend.
Community Information Session
will focus on
Information for parents, teacher, coaches and youth on symptom management
mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and concussions.
An opportunity for questions and dialogue will follow
When: Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Time: 7-9:00PM Where: Murchison Center
15 - 17 St. Pius X Ave
Charlottetown
http://www.biapei.com/links.php
In this Issue...
Provincial Champions Declared
PEI Claims Three Atlantic Titles
Award Nominations Being Accepted
Who is Don Johnson?
International Coaching Conference
Development Corner
...much more!
2011.04.InTheCrease.pdf2011 POE Spring Camp - U15M, U16M and U17F
The Hockey PEI Program of Excellence 2011 Spring Camp Registrations for the U15M, U16M and U17F programs are insufficient to operate an efficient Spring POE camp for these age groups.
As a result of this situation, the Hockey PEI Development Council along with the Male and Female POE coordinators have made the decision to cancel the Spring Camp for these age groups. As a result, all registered players for these age categories will be invited to participate in the summer POE camp. We anticipate sufficient numbers to operate a summer camp for these categories.
We are close to the number required for the three Spring Camps but do not want to compromise our POE program by putting on camps with insufficient numbers. Running camps with insufficient numbers could lead to player injury and other problems.
The dates for the Summer Camp are as follows. Female Camp will run from August 14-17th and the Male Camps will operate from Aug 18-21. Both camps will take place at the APM Centre in Cornwall. We expect a full complement of players for the Summer Camps and as a result will be extending them to a four day camp instead of our regular three day Summer Camps. All players that have registered for the Spring camp are invited to participate in the summer camps. If you have paid the Spring Camp fee, that fee can be applied to the summer camp fee. We would ask that you confirm to myself if you would like to do this or we will offer a refund if you wish.
As a result of this situation and other factors, Hockey PEI will be re-evaluating our current camp structure. We hope that we may be able to introduce a new camp format next year that will optimize development for players while also being mindful of costs to all participants.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused but feel that under the circumstances this is the best decision for the program at this time. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Mike White
Technical Coordinator
Hockey PEI
40 Enman Crescent
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7K7
P: (902) 368-4334
F: (902) 368-4337
www.hockeypei.com
mike@hockeypei.com
The Hockey PEI Program of Excellence 2011 Spring Camp Registrations for the U15M, U16M and U17F programs are insufficient to operate an efficient Spring POE camp for these age groups.
As a result of this situation, the Hockey PEI Development Council along with the Male and Female POE coordinators have made the decision to cancel the Spring Camp for these age groups. As a result, all registered players for these age categories will be invited to participate in the summer POE camp. We anticipate sufficient numbers to operate a summer camp for these categories.
We are close to the number required for the three Spring Camps but do not want to compromise our POE program by putting on camps with insufficient numbers. Running camps with insufficient numbers could lead to player injury and other problems.
The dates for the Summer Camp are as follows. Female Camp will run from August 14-17th and the Male Camps will operate from Aug 18-21. Both camps will take place at the APM Centre in Cornwall. We expect a full complement of players for the Summer Camps and as a result will be extending them to a four day camp instead of our regular three day Summer Camps. All players that have registered for the Spring camp are invited to participate in the summer camps. If you have paid the Spring Camp fee, that fee can be applied to the summer camp fee. We would ask that you confirm to myself if you would like to do this or we will offer a refund if you wish.
As a result of this situation and other factors, Hockey PEI will be re-evaluating our current camp structure. We hope that we may be able to introduce a new camp format next year that will optimize development for players while also being mindful of costs to all participants.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused but feel that under the circumstances this is the best decision for the program at this time. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Mike White
Technical Coordinator
Hockey PEI
40 Enman Crescent
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7K7
P: (902) 368-4334
F: (902) 368-4337
www.hockeypei.com
mike@hockeypei.com
The 2011 Mark's Work Wearhouse Spring Program of Excellence (POE) Spring Camp is set to be held April 14-17 at the MacLauchlan Arena on the UPEI Campus in Charlottetown. The camp will see both the Male Under 16, 15 and 14 and Female Under 17 and 15 take place on the same weekend.The POE, organized by Hockey PEI, the Development Council and its designated Coordinators, is used to identify the provinces best hockey players.
The Spring camps will accept a maximum of eighty (80) players at each group; Male Under 14 (born 1998), Male Under 15 (born 1997), Male Under 16 (born 1996), Female Under 17 (born 1995, 1996), Female Under 15 (born 1997, 1998, 1999). Ages are determined as of December 31st, 2011. Registrations are on a "first come, first serve" basis and are open to all male and female players who meet the age criteria in Prince Edward Island. The fee for the Spring Camp is $100.00 and the deadline to register is March 28, 2011.
Up to forty-five players from each group will be identified and selected to attend the POE Summer Camp in August. From here players will be identified and selected to form the teams which will represent the province at the Atlantic Challenge Cup to be held in Moncton, New Brunswick, Thanksgiving weekend.
Charla Currie, Female POE Coordinator and Phil Batt, Male POE Coordinator both agree that the POE provides players and staff with an opportunity to develop, learn and challenge themselves as they strive for excellence.
Both the male and female groups are looking for interested coaches to assist with the upcoming camps. Those interested in evaluating at the Spring Camp, who have a minimum NCCP Coach Level 1 certification are asked to submit their interest to the Hockey PEI Office.
Further information and applicable registration forms are available on the Hockey PEI website at or by contacting the Hockey PEI Office at 902-368-4334.
The Charlottetown Toyota Flames are the 2011 Bell Aliant Peewee AA Provincial Champions. The Flames burned the Summerside Capitals in overtime in the championship game in Alberton.The North River Hillside Motors Flames are the 2011 Bell Aliant Peewee A Provincial Champions. The Sherwood Falcons were burned by the Flames in overtime in the exciting championship game in front of North Rivers' packed hometown rink.Dodge Caravan Atom A Vipers & Atom A Ice Dogs - Bedeque Rec Center
Atom AAA Matrix - Tignish
Hillside Motors Peewee A Flames (Boys) - APM Centre
Bell Aliant Peewee A Flames (Girls) - Montague
Bantam A Flames (Boys) - Slemon Park
Bantam A Flames (Girls) - Pownal
Midget AA Matrix Girls - CARI
March 25-27
Atom Flames Girls #2 - Southside (Borden)
Bulk Carriers Atom AA Flames - Rustico
Bell Aliant Peewee Rec Rebels & Flames - CARI
Charlottetown Toyota Peewee AA - Alberton
Bantam Rec Flames - CARI
JR's Pizza Bantam AA Flames - Georgetown
Bantam AA Matrix Girls - O'Leary
Midget Rec Flames - CARI
Midget AA Boys - Montague
HPEI is excited to host a WE ARE COACHES all female Coach 1 clinic Saturday, March 12th at the House of Sport Building in Ch'Town. The clinic is FREE and open to any females who would like to receive Coach 1 hockey specific certification. The clinic will run from 9am-5pm and is being facilitated by Nancy MacMillan and Charla Currie.To Register Please Contact Mike White at mike@hockeypei.com about the Program
"We Are Coaches" is a three-year campaign designed to increase the number of trained women coaches in Canada in order to provide female mentors and role models for young participants.
The campaign primarily targets mothers with children involved in community level sport, and strongly communicates the sense of community, reward, and FUN that can be achieved through coaching.
1st Prize Winner!
Maura Barna of the North River Flames PeeWee girls team.
Maura won a beautiful API Hockey PRO's Sports Jacket
2nd Prize Winner!
Heather Simpson of the North River Flames Bantam girls team.
Heather won a very useful & warm API Hockey PRO's Large Fleece Blanket
3rd Prize Winner!
Emily Norris of the Charlottetown Midget girls team.
Emily won a stylish API Hockey PRO's Sport Cap
5th Annual NRMHA Sweetheart Female Tournament
Planning is underway for the 5th Annual Sweetheart Female Hockey Tournament. This will be an all female weekend showcasing Female Hockey in Atlantic Canada for all levels.
See Our Recent And Upcoming Tournaments PageIn this Issue...
Canada Winter Games
Provincial Championships
Referees week
2011 Spring Program of Excellence
Nutrition tips - know your meds
Fitness tips
...much more!
2011.02.InTheCrease.pdfHockey PEI Minor Council has completed the selection process for the 2011 Provincial Championships. There are 20 Championship titles that will be contested for in many arenas from Tignish to Souris. "Each season, we look forward to the culmination of the season with our Provincial Championships", stated Barry Thompson chair of Minor Council. "It is a great opportunity to celebrate the game as the season comes to an end and recognize our league champions".
This year will also see the inaugural Recreational league Championships that will converge together under one roof at the CARI complex in Charlottetown March 25-27. The provincial championship locations are listed below. Game time schedules will be released by March 1, 2011.
Atom - Female South Side March 25-27
Atom A - Male Bedeque March 18-20
Atom AA - Male North Star (Gulf Storm) March 25-27
Atom AAA - Male Tignish March 18-20
Pee Wee A - Female Montague March 18-20
Pee Wee AA - Female Tyne Valley March 25-27
Pee Wee Rec - Male Charlottetown (CARI) March 25-27
Pee Wee A - Male North River March 18-20
Pee Wee AA - Male Alberton March 25-27
Pee Wee AAA - Male Charlottetown March 11-13
Bantam A - Female Pownal March 18-20
Bantam AA - Female O'Leary March 25-27
Bantam Rec - Male Charlottetown (CARI) March 25-27
Bantam A - Male Evangeline (Slemon Park) March 18-20
Bantam AA - Male Georgetown March 25-27
Midget A - Female North Star March 18-20
Midget AA - Female Sherwood (Capital District) March 18-20
Midget Rec - Male Charlottetown (CARI) March 25-27
Midget A - Male Souris March 18-20
Midget AA - Male Montague March 25-27
Midget AA - Male Wildcard Tyne Valley March 18-20
Hockey Canada announced Thursday the launching of a new website, www.HockeyCanada.ca/HeadContactRule, dedicated to the implementation of the new head contact rule for the 2011-12 season in female and minor hockey across the country.The new head contact rule was unanimously approved at Hockey Canada's 2011 annual general meeting, held in May in Calgary, Alta. The new rule calls for zero tolerance on any head contact in minor and female hockey in all 13 Hockey Canada branches.
As more than 550,000 minor hockey players from coast to coast take to the ice for another hockey season, Hockey Canada's special web platform will provide numerous resources for minor hockey associations, participants, parents and volunteers to assist with the implementation of the new head contact rule. Resources posted at www.HockeyCanada.ca/HeadContactRule include:
- Hockey Canada's Head Contact Rule 6.5
- Hockey Canada videos, including:
- Examples of acceptable and unacceptable contact under the new rule;
- An equipment fitting demonstration;
- The Think First SMART HOCKEY video;
- Printable resources, such as:
- A head contact rules poster;
- A head contact awareness handout;
- The Hockey Canada approved concussion card;
- The Hockey Canada Rule Book
"We encourage all of our minor hockey associations, along with their team managers and coaches, to take a proactive step to add messaging about the new rule and concussion awareness to any preoseason or early season meetings," said Hockey Canada chairman of the board Michael Bruni. "It is vital that coaches work with their team staff, players and parents to outline the head contact rule definitions and expectations of play."
For more information on Hockey Canada's new head contact rule, please visit
www.HockeyCanada.ca/HeadContactRule.Due to the weather, the jamboree has been rescheduled to Monday January 3.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
