Grand Haven Buccaneer Varsity Hockey: Welcome
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To the Home of the 2007-2008
Grand Haven Varsity Ice Hockey Team
Wednesday, December 12
There are two added links on the Link page. They are great resources for information
Wednesday, August 8
The Grand Haven Varsity Hockey Team is pleased to welcome Dan Gadbois as their head coach.
Along with Dan we welcome the assistant coaches.
Cameron Henke was a First Team All State high school player and went on to play in the North American Junior “A” league. He has coached at various levels including assistant coach at Lapeer East, Flint Southwestern Academy and Mona Shores. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and joined the Michigan State Police in 1994. Cam and his wife Tammy have 2 children and live in Grand Haven.
Scott Compton was a Tier II Jr. “A” player in the Metro Toronto Hockey League and went on to play Division 1 College Hockey at Michigan Tech. University. He has coached at various levels including Mona Shores, Muskegon Chiefs and most recently Bantam Travel for Grand Valley. He is a graduate of Michigan Tech, a Registered PE and currently employed by Haworth. Scott and his wife Cheryl have 4 children and reside in Grand Haven.
Craig Hoyer, goalie coach
We are extremely fortunate to have these energetic, knowledgeable and experienced hockey coaches on our team.
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Please see the following handouts from the parents meeting. There is the expanded agenda and the expected rules for the "team" .
Handout: Parents Meeting
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The purpose of varsity hockey at Grand Haven High School is to provide a competitive, organized, safe and structured environment where the values of sportsmanship, leadership and cooperation are nurtured. We strive to instill respect for school, team, opponents, officials and community, while advancing the development and enjoyment of the great game of hockey.
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Grand Haven has a long history and tradition of athletic excellence. This tradition was not built overnight. It took years of dedication, commitment, and hard work by a countless number of people. As a Grand Haven Athlete you must continue to strive to up hold this high standard of excellence. Your participation in athletics is a privilege and should be treated as such. Any time you wear the blue and gold, you are representing yourself, your family, your school, and all those that have worn these colors before you. Your behavior should be above reproach in all areas. Your conduct will be closely observed by other students, staff, parents, and the community. Failure to follow the rules established by the team and the Athletic Code will result in disciplinary actions up to and including suspension from school, suspension from athletics, expulsion from school and/or denial of future participation in athletics. Your student has indicated a desire to participate in the high school interscholastic athletic program. Parents of student athletes also commit themselves to certain responsibilities and obligations, which are outlined in this athletic handbook. Your signature on the Athletic Code, along with the signature of your student athlete, indicates that you understand and accept those responsibilities and obligations, and agree to cooperate with school personnel in enforcing the athletic code. Parents will be required to attend informational meetings scheduled by the athletic director at the beginning of each season. Athletes will not be allowed to play until his or her parents have met with the athletic director. Individual meetings will be scheduled with the athletic director for parents who are unable to attend the informational meeting. Parents are encouraged and expected to model good sportsmanship at all times during athletic events. Acceptable standards must be adhered to by adults. Failure to lead by example may result in removal from the event and/or future events. All parents are invited to join the Buc Boosters and help promote and support the tradition of excellence associated with Grand Haven Athletics.
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Click on Schedules
Then click on ANY scored game to read the Tribune article
Enjoy.................
This will begin after the First Game !!!!!!1
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The Buccaneer Sports Boosters (BSB) is an organization of parents, coaches, teachers, and community members who support Grand Haven athletics. During the 2005-6 school year it is anticipated that more than 800 students will participate on more than 50 varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen teams. During the 2004-2005 school year $43, 900 was spent on financial grants intended to help develop and improve GHHS athletic programs. Another large area of concern is providing financial assistance to qualified students enabling them to participate on a sports team – both High School and Middle School.* In August 2005, more than $2000 in athletic scholarship requests were submitted for the new school year.
Your help is needed. Please consider joining the Buccaneer Sports Boosters. A variety of memberships are available. By becoming a member you are adding your name to the list of people who support and promote athletics in Grand Haven. You can also volunteer your time. Many people are needed to help with concession sales, program sales, fund raisers, banquets, mailings, the Booster Bash, and other Booster activities. Monthly meetings are generally held on the first Monday of each month at 6:30PM in the Large Group Instruction room next to the Media Center at GHHS. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Click on Buccaneer Sports Boosters link above for more information
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Ever wonder what the gestures that referees makes really mean? Well, wonder no more. Simply click on the above link for a description of the signals and what actions promt such a call to be made...