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2007 - 2008 Season Updates: |
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| Season (practice & home games) Schedule - 2007 - 2008 season is now online. | |
Points of Interest Coaches: Coaches are needed at various levels this year. All coaches must complete a coaching application form, have the required courses and forms filled out. These courses are mandatory in order for HNS insurance to cover our players. Berwick Minor Hockey provides coaching courses through HNS for all coaches and managers. Used Equipment: A variety of used equipment in various sizes is available at the arena. Please contact Scott Turnbull at 670-0448 to arrange a time to check out what’s there. BUYING used skates and gear and has a large selection of quality used skates available. *** Volunteers are still required to help at many levels of our administration this year. Please do your part to help keep our association running smoothly. For further information call Angie Sawler at 538-3669. Executive Team |
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| Travel Permits -
As per HNSMC Regulation 901.1, travel permits are NOT required when playing teams within our region, which includes teams from the Western Valley, Acadia, and West Hants Associations - basically from Digby up to Windsor. If problems are encountered with the referees, please send an email to the permits (WVMHA) account stating the details. If your team is travelling outside of Western Valley Jurisdiction, you need to fill out a Travel Permit. permits@westernvalleymha.com is the email address as of right now for travel permits. Please include the date you are playing the game, where you are playing the game and your team. |
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Safety Towards Other Players (STOP)In 1996, Kevin Stubbington of Windsor Minor Hockey developed the Safety Towards Other Players (STOP) program in hopes of raising awareness of the dangers of checking from behind in the game of hockey. Hockey is one of the leading team sports when it comes to spinal injury, primarily in teenagers. The major cause of these injuries is a check from behind that propels a player into the boards. Often, these checks are not meant to injure, it's simply that the player delivering the blow does not understand the potential consequences of their actions.
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