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Sunday, December 13
Hockey Day in Navan
The Navan Memorial Centre is registered in the Kraft Hockeyville 2010 contest. If Navan wins, the arena would receive $100 000 for upgrades and an NHL pre-season game would be played in the arena in the fall of 2010. Many kids in the area that have been to the Navan arena with their family to either play hockey, skate during public skating or watch a Cumberland Junior "A" Grads game. Your support to the quest for the Hockeyville title would definitely be greatly appreciated by players of all ages!Anyone wanted to help should go to www.cbc.ca/hockeyville , select Navan Memorial Centre and submit a hockey story and a photo. They will judge our hockey community on the following criteria: community spirit, passion for hockey and originality- the reason we are Kraft Hockeyville 2010. Of course, the more stories the better the chances we have of being one of the twelve finalists. Deadline to submit a story is January 18th, 2009.On Sunday December 13th, we will be hosting Hockey Day in Navan. The community is invited to attend the public skating from 1 – 2:20pm then cheer the Cumberland Junior “A” Grads against the Kanata Stallions. A “Navan is Hockeyville” banner will be on hand for everyone to sign. It will then be displayed in the arena for the duration of our quest. You are welcomed to wear any hockey jersey on this day! Door prizes and lots of fun for the family!If you have any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact navanhockey@hotmail.com or visit us on Facebook: Hockeyville 2010 – Navan Memorial Centre. Let’s show our hockey community spirit by bringing Kraft Hockeyville 2010 to Navan! Saturday, October 31
H1N1 notices
H1N1 handshake policies and impact bulletins For important announcements regarding your governing Leagues' H1N1 policies, please visit http://www.odwha.ca (competitive division) and/or http://www.moghl.goalline.ca/ (house league division)
Parking Impacts at Local Arenas Please be advised that as a result of the recent temporary H1N1 clinics that have been set up at various sporting venues across the city, please note that in most cases the parking lots are filled to capacity. We suggest you take this into consideration when making your trip to these various arenas.
The arenas that are impacted by this are Tom Brown Arena, Kanata Recreation Centre and Fred Barrett Arena. Friday, October 30
Canada vs USA Women's hockey
Go to the Sponsor/Offers section for an offer to see the Canada/USA game on 1 Jan 2010. Thursday, June 12
EMAIL ADDRESSES
Please note that we are now using email addresses that were provided during the 2008-09 online registration process. Therefore, if you know someone who has not yet registered, please let them know to do so as soon as possible to ensure they receive GCGH email blasts. Also, if there is an email address that you would like to add because you have more than one email address, please let me know and we will include your email address to our list and to our future email blasts.
Long-time Minor Hockey Executive and Coach receives Brian Kilrea Award
2009 Recipient for the Brian Kilrea Award for Excellence in Coaching Charles Chamberlain has been coaching and volunteering in hockey circles throughout the National Capital Region for many years. His energy, dedication and professionalism has established him as a leader to youth in both school and hockey associations. Words used to describe Charles are: inspiring, dedicated, motivated and passionate. Throughout his many years of coaching, both girls and boys have benefited from his leadership. His sense of fairness, equality and calmness on the bench makes hockey a rewarding experience for all. This year, if not for Charles’ hard work and persistence in recruiting a parent willing to dedicate time to coaching a team, approximately 17 intermediate aged youth would not have played organized hockey. This is just one of the ways Charles goes above and beyond what it means to be a volunteer. His involvement this year includes being the Head Coach of the Gloucester-Cumberland Girls Hockey Intermediate 1 House League team and Assistant Coach with the Ottawa Intermediate “A” team. He is also the Discipline Director for the Metro Ottawa Girls Hockey League helping to ensure that young women playing hockey in our city are treated fairly. For many years he also held the position of President of the Gloucester-Cumberland Girls Hockey Association. Charles’ influence in keeping today’s youth active and healthy in a positive sports environment is instrumental in the development of our future sports leaders. He is a very deserving recipient of this award. Related story: http://centretownnewsonline.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1002&Itemid=102 |
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