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WELCOME TO REDWATER RUSH
3rd Annual Redwater Rush Golf Tournament
June 9th, 2012
Redwater Community Golf Club
$100.00 per golfer - includes cart
10 am - shot gun start
Texas Scramble
Steak Supper
Great Prizes
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY - Events - Golf Tournament Registration
Cheques payable to Redwater Minor Hockey - can be mailed to Box 1064, dropped in the RMHA Drop Box at Provident Place or given to Amber Sadoway.
Redwater Community Golf Club
$100.00 per golfer - includes cart
10 am - shot gun start
Texas Scramble
Steak Supper
Great Prizes
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY - Events - Golf Tournament Registration
Cheques payable to Redwater Minor Hockey - can be mailed to Box 1064, dropped in the RMHA Drop Box at Provident Place or given to Amber Sadoway.
RMHA Emails
If you do not receive the emails sent out from RMHA (info@redwaterminorhockey.ca) Please email info@redwaterminorhockey.ca, and request that you be added to the list.
RMHA Members
With the end of one great season, comes the start of a new one. For those of you that missed the 2012 Spring AGM, new information and discussions took place that concern all. Please refer to our website for that information. All registration forms and current fees for the 2012-2013 season are posted on the www.redwaterminorhockey.ca website. Registering our kids earlier help makes our job of planning the next season more successful. Please register your kids as soon as possible. ALL payment of fees are due by September 1st. Full payment can be received at any time prior to, or a payment plan over the summer months can be arranged. If payments are received prior to September 1st, you will not be charged a $100 late fee. Registrations forms and cheques can be dropped off in the drop box located in Provident Place, or drop them off with either Shawna Beckett or Jodi Onufrichuk.
FUNDRAISING:
*All first time registrants to RMHA must pay the $250 fundraising fee.
Returning players; if you did not complete your fundraising for the past season you will need to submit a new fundraising fee for the 2012/2013 season.
The following MUST be completed to fulfill your fundraising obligations.
*Required sale of raffle tickets (per family)
*One of the other fundraisers (per player)
Example:
Family of 3 players: 1 book of raffle tickets, 2 shifts at beer gardens, 1 Casino shift
Family of 2 players: 1 book of raffle tickets , 1 golf tournament, 1 Casino shift
Family of 1 player: 1 book of raffle tickets, 1 golf tournament
Contact Doug McLeod to see if your fundraising is complete!
Ph: (780) 909-3508 dmaccarpentry@telus.net
Have a good summer!
RMHA President
Colin Mazurenko
With the end of one great season, comes the start of a new one. For those of you that missed the 2012 Spring AGM, new information and discussions took place that concern all. Please refer to our website for that information. All registration forms and current fees for the 2012-2013 season are posted on the www.redwaterminorhockey.ca website. Registering our kids earlier help makes our job of planning the next season more successful. Please register your kids as soon as possible. ALL payment of fees are due by September 1st. Full payment can be received at any time prior to, or a payment plan over the summer months can be arranged. If payments are received prior to September 1st, you will not be charged a $100 late fee. Registrations forms and cheques can be dropped off in the drop box located in Provident Place, or drop them off with either Shawna Beckett or Jodi Onufrichuk.
FUNDRAISING:
*All first time registrants to RMHA must pay the $250 fundraising fee.
Returning players; if you did not complete your fundraising for the past season you will need to submit a new fundraising fee for the 2012/2013 season.
The following MUST be completed to fulfill your fundraising obligations.
*Required sale of raffle tickets (per family)
*One of the other fundraisers (per player)
Example:
Family of 3 players: 1 book of raffle tickets, 2 shifts at beer gardens, 1 Casino shift
Family of 2 players: 1 book of raffle tickets , 1 golf tournament, 1 Casino shift
Family of 1 player: 1 book of raffle tickets, 1 golf tournament
Contact Doug McLeod to see if your fundraising is complete!
Ph: (780) 909-3508 dmaccarpentry@telus.net
Have a good summer!
RMHA President
Colin Mazurenko
FUNDRAISING
2011/2012 Fundraising - Casino (June 3, 4th, 2012), please contact Doug Macleod (780) 909-3508 or dmaccarpentry@telus.net to make sure your fundraising is complete.
2012/2013 Fundraising Events - Sign up NOW!!!!
Redwater Rush Annual Golf Tournament - June 9th, 2012 - Redwater Community Golf Club
Beer Gardens - Discovery Days - August 18, 19, 2012 - Work a 4 hour shift selling beverages and burgers.
Contact Amber Sadoway or NEW fundraising co-ordinator to register, or complete the form online!
fundraising@redwaterminorhockey.ca
2012/2013 Fundraising Events - Sign up NOW!!!!
Redwater Rush Annual Golf Tournament - June 9th, 2012 - Redwater Community Golf Club
Beer Gardens - Discovery Days - August 18, 19, 2012 - Work a 4 hour shift selling beverages and burgers.
Contact Amber Sadoway or NEW fundraising co-ordinator to register, or complete the form online!
fundraising@redwaterminorhockey.ca
CONGRATULATIONS DR. MOUTON!!
Congratulations to Dr. & Rena Mouton on winning the early registration draw, at the Spring AGM.
Redwater Minor Hockey
4th Annual Fall Clinic 2012
On-Ice & Off Ice Player Development Skills Clinic
Redwater Minor Hockey in partnership with Hi-Tek Hockey
September 15 & 16, 2012
Mini Mite to Midget level male and female players
Skill development drills focusing on:
Stick Handling-Passing-Shooting-Skating
Checking Confidence-Conditioning
4 on-ice sessions throughout weekend
2 off-ice sessions throughout the weekend
$84.00 GST Included/ per player
Please check www.redwaterminorhockey.ca or www.hiteksports.com for group times.
Please print and fill out the forms below. Return completed form, medical waiver form and a cheque for $84.00 that is payable to RMHA dated Sept 15th.
Forms can be mailed to Box 612, or dropped off at Provident Place, email shellymacleod@telus.net or call 780-942-2698
| hi_tek_redwater_registration_2012.pdf |
| hi_tek_waiver_2012_1.pdf |
Interested in joining Hockey?
Hockey Canada developed the programs to make children's first contact with hockey a safe and positive experience. It's a structured, learn-to-play hockey program designed to introduce beginners to the game's basic skills. It enables participants to become contributing members of a team effort, develop self-confidence, and experience a sense of personal achievement. These goals are achieved in an atmosphere of fun and fair play.
Redwater Minor Hockey encourages children of all ages to experience the joy and camaraderie of team sports, while building self confidence.
Generations of Canadian families have grown up playing hockey. These families all share fond memories of their time on the ice and all the benefits that came out of it. Canadians love hockey so much that we petitioned to make it our country’s official national winter sport. Why invest so much into hockey? The benefits to kids are numerous: learning skills that enhance agility, strength and dexterity, a healthy and positive setting to meet others, sportsmanship and teamwork, learning how to take risks but most of all to have fun and to continue the tradition of Canadian Hockey.
Equipment : Full equipment is required to step on the ice for your child’s 1st practice.
· Valid CSA approved helmet and cage
· Neck guard
· Shoulder pads
· Jock
· Pants
· Shin pads
· Hockey skates,
· Stick (start with a straight stick)
· Practice jersey and socks
· Water bottle
If you are unsure about sizing equipment, don’t hesitate to ask at the local sports store. That is what they are there for.
Check out our website and check out the Hockey 101 document for more great information.
Commitment:
· Most teams have 3 ice slots a week
· Two on a week night at and the other is on the weekend. The higher levels may play 2 games a weekend.
Teams:
Most of our teams are mixed (boys an girls) until the Pee Wee Level (age 11) Then we offer either boys teams and girls teams.
Games:
Our main league we play in is 1660 Hockey League. It was set up for rural communities around Edmonton to play together with in a 60 mile radius of Edmonton. The Female teams play in the Edmonton Minor Hockey League Games will be held on the weekend ice time.
Tournament: Every year our teams hold a one or two day tournament This is a very exciting time for all of our players, metals and heart and hustle awards are a key moment to all players.
Teamwork:
When your child joins a team, so do you! You get to meet and work with a great bunch of parents that have common goals. In many cases you meet friends for life. Our parents participate in running the time box, penalty box, and helping out the team jerseys.
Fundraising is the key to many organizations, and ours is no exception. It is the best way to keep our fees low. With everyone pitching in with the fundraising, you get to meet parents from other teams, and make light work for everyone involved.
Redwater Minor Hockey’s goals:
• to have fun while playing hockey and engaging in physical activity
• to learn the basic skills required to play the game of hockey
• to develop an understanding of basic teamwork through participation in a variety of activities and adapted game situations
• to create and refine basic motor patterns
• to be introduced to the concepts of cooperation, team and fair play
Registration:
Registration forms can be found on our website and handed in at our Drop Box at Provident Place. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our President – Colin Mazurenko (780) 206-6226 or Vice President – Dody Kluttig (780) 918-5658.
Please leave a message and we will get back to you.
In the past years Hi-Tek Hockey has come out and held a conditioning camp/ hockey school at a great price for new and experienced players. (Sept 17, 18, 2011) and our season starts Sept 20, 2011.
Redwater Minor Hockey encourages children of all ages to experience the joy and camaraderie of team sports, while building self confidence.
Generations of Canadian families have grown up playing hockey. These families all share fond memories of their time on the ice and all the benefits that came out of it. Canadians love hockey so much that we petitioned to make it our country’s official national winter sport. Why invest so much into hockey? The benefits to kids are numerous: learning skills that enhance agility, strength and dexterity, a healthy and positive setting to meet others, sportsmanship and teamwork, learning how to take risks but most of all to have fun and to continue the tradition of Canadian Hockey.
Equipment : Full equipment is required to step on the ice for your child’s 1st practice.
· Valid CSA approved helmet and cage
· Neck guard
· Shoulder pads
· Jock
· Pants
· Shin pads
· Hockey skates,
· Stick (start with a straight stick)
· Practice jersey and socks
· Water bottle
If you are unsure about sizing equipment, don’t hesitate to ask at the local sports store. That is what they are there for.
Check out our website and check out the Hockey 101 document for more great information.
Commitment:
· Most teams have 3 ice slots a week
· Two on a week night at and the other is on the weekend. The higher levels may play 2 games a weekend.
Teams:
Most of our teams are mixed (boys an girls) until the Pee Wee Level (age 11) Then we offer either boys teams and girls teams.
Games:
Our main league we play in is 1660 Hockey League. It was set up for rural communities around Edmonton to play together with in a 60 mile radius of Edmonton. The Female teams play in the Edmonton Minor Hockey League Games will be held on the weekend ice time.
Tournament: Every year our teams hold a one or two day tournament This is a very exciting time for all of our players, metals and heart and hustle awards are a key moment to all players.
Teamwork:
When your child joins a team, so do you! You get to meet and work with a great bunch of parents that have common goals. In many cases you meet friends for life. Our parents participate in running the time box, penalty box, and helping out the team jerseys.
Fundraising is the key to many organizations, and ours is no exception. It is the best way to keep our fees low. With everyone pitching in with the fundraising, you get to meet parents from other teams, and make light work for everyone involved.
Redwater Minor Hockey’s goals:
• to have fun while playing hockey and engaging in physical activity
• to learn the basic skills required to play the game of hockey
• to develop an understanding of basic teamwork through participation in a variety of activities and adapted game situations
• to create and refine basic motor patterns
• to be introduced to the concepts of cooperation, team and fair play
Registration:
Registration forms can be found on our website and handed in at our Drop Box at Provident Place. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our President – Colin Mazurenko (780) 206-6226 or Vice President – Dody Kluttig (780) 918-5658.
Please leave a message and we will get back to you.
In the past years Hi-Tek Hockey has come out and held a conditioning camp/ hockey school at a great price for new and experienced players. (Sept 17, 18, 2011) and our season starts Sept 20, 2011.
RMHA Email List
If you would like you name added to the RMHA email list, please forward you request to info@redwaterminorhockey.ca
CFRN television's broadcast on the decline in Hockey Registration in Rural Alberta
CFRN reports a steady increase in minor hockey players in the U.S, but a steady decline in Canada.
http://edmonton.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20091119/Edm_Viz_Newscast_091119/
http://edmonton.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20091119/Edm_Viz_Newscast_091119/
CHECK IT OUT - Developing Physical Literacy in Children
Check out the wonderful site for a guide for parents and coaches to assist in developing and understanding the development of children in their different stages in life. Located on the Parents and Players page CLICK HERE !
Think Recycle - unwanted electronic recycling program
RMHA is working on another great fundraising opourtunity, that will be on going for years to come!
Think Recycle is a cost-free fundraising program that rewards members with money and environmental incentives for the collection of unwanted electronics including cell phones, inkjet cartridges, toner cartridges, digital cameras and soon iPods and MP3 players. Organizations that are eligible to participate in Think Recycle include schools, charities, institutions, churches, teams, clubs and even businesses.
Think Recycle works with more than 20,000 members across the United States and Canada to meeting their fundraising and environmental goals.
http://www.thinkrecycle.com/page.asp?name=Who-We-Are
So Please pass this information on to everyone you know that has unwanted cell phones, camera's, inkjet cartridges, toner cartridges, ipods, MP3's and computers and would be willing to donate.
Once this is all set up, we will have THINK RECYCLE collection boxes located in Provident Place and in the Town of Redwater Town Office.
Think Recycle is a cost-free fundraising program that rewards members with money and environmental incentives for the collection of unwanted electronics including cell phones, inkjet cartridges, toner cartridges, digital cameras and soon iPods and MP3 players. Organizations that are eligible to participate in Think Recycle include schools, charities, institutions, churches, teams, clubs and even businesses.
Think Recycle works with more than 20,000 members across the United States and Canada to meeting their fundraising and environmental goals.
http://www.thinkrecycle.com/page.asp?name=Who-We-Are
So Please pass this information on to everyone you know that has unwanted cell phones, camera's, inkjet cartridges, toner cartridges, ipods, MP3's and computers and would be willing to donate.
Once this is all set up, we will have THINK RECYCLE collection boxes located in Provident Place and in the Town of Redwater Town Office.
