Evaluations start date
Jul 26NSFIHA will start evaluations for Atom, Peewee, Bantam, and Midget on Sept. 7th. The actual evaluation schedule and sign-up information will follow sometime in early August.
BC Hockey U14 training camps
Jul 26BC Hockey announced Thursday, July 22 that registration is now open for the Female Under 14 Training Camps held in late August and early September in each of the six (6) Branch Zones. This is the third season that BC Hockey will be running developmental camps.
The BC Hockey Female Design Model adopted in 2007, identified the need to introduce female athletes at this age level to areas of on-ice skill development and off-ice training, allowing them to be successful regardless of the path they choose in hockey.
The U14 program will be developmental in nature, no teams will be selected. The specific goals of the program are:
- To introduce young female athletes to the High Performance Program, specifically in the areas of on-ice skill development and off-ice training using age and developmentally appropriate materials and strategies.
- To provide a learning environment that is fun and challenging, one that will inspire the athletes to continue in the High Performance Program and prepare them for future challenges at the U16 and U18 levels.
- To continue to support the athlete throughout the year by providing updated information on the BC Hockey web site in the areas noted above that will be valuable to the athletes, their parents and their club team coaches.
- To identify and develop hockey leaders and future high performance staff members in the local community by providing opportunities to participate in camp delivery.
- To continually review the program by keeping current with the most up to date materials and information that will allow for continual growth and development.
- To bridge the gap between development strategies and commitment in the High Performance Program and the various club team programs.
The Female U14 Training Camp is a weekend camp where athletes will learn skills and strategies to prepare them for the upcoming hockey season. Included will be fitness education and an introduction to our testing, a parent seminar and on-ice skill development.
An integral part of this program will be the involvement of the club coaches so that everyone is on-side with the necessary development characteristics of this phase (Training to Train). The program is designed to involve minor hockey coaches so that they can take the concepts learned at the training camps and continue throughout their seasons. Coaches are asked to please contact the District Coordinator in their area if they are willing to assist.
For more information about BC Hockey, please visit the BC Hockey website at www.bchockey.net or email info@bchockey.net.
Fraser Valley Phantom Female Midget AAA
Jul 21Greetings from Fraser Valley Phantom Female Midget AAA Hockey,
Although Summer arrived just a couple of weeks ago, we are well into planning for the next hockey season. Our mission is to build strong, independent, responsible, high performance female athletes.
Since the end of last season, we have been busy retooling our organization to ensure the future success of our players both on the ice and in helping them achieve post secondary scholarships within the NCAA or CIS women’s college hockey programs. We are setting out on a new beginning this year with a new Head Coach, Dean Reed, a revitalized Board Executive and a new web site: http://fraservalleyphantom.com/
We are pleased to announce our upcoming 4 day Conditioning Camp followed by our 3 day Selection Camp. Please feel free to register for either camp or both. All registration documents are attached.
Camp details are here
Registration form is here
Camp itinerary is here
BC Hockey permission form is here.
Following the BC Hockey Development model the “Phantom” hockey program will provide high performance development for elite female hockey players. Our Program of Excellence is designed for the elite players striving to develop to their fullest potential. The main goal of the program is to identify and train elite level athletes for provincial & national competition as well as prepare athletes for NCAA & CIS eligibility.
The Fraser Valley Phantom would like to invite you to our Female Major Midget Selection Camp. The Camp will be used to select our roster for the
2010-2011 season. The Camp is also designed to select players for our affiliate player program.
The Fraser Valley Phantom will also host a High Performance Conditioning Camp. The Camp is designed to prepare you for the upcoming Fraser Valley Phantom Selection Camp. Please refer to the attached Selection Camp Schedule for dates and times.
The 4-day conditioning camp will be led by high performance instructors.
*To attend the Conditioning Camp you will need to be registered with your local minor hockey association.
The 3 day Selection Camp will be led by the Phantom Coaching Staff along with high performance instructors.
*To attend the Selection Camp you will need to complete the following:
Register with your local minor hockey association.
Have the Permission to Skate Form signed by your local minor hockey association and bring it to registration on August 13th, 2010.
Complete the Fraser Valley Phantom Player Registration Form and bring it to registration on August 13th, 2010.
Vancouver Fusion Selection Camp
Jul 19The Vancouver Fusion is proud to announce our 2010-11 selection camp. After winning the BC Female Major Midget regular season championship for the past two seasons, this year’s team is looking for 20 new players to take on the challenge of winning again in 2010-11.
This year’s evaluation camp will take place on August 13, 14 and 15th, 2010. Details are here. You will also require a medical form and are release
Pre-Season Conditioning
Jul 10This pre-season conditioning camp is exclusively for North Shore Female Hockey Association players and is an excellent opportunity to prepare for the upcoming season. Every player will receive 5 hours of on ice instruction as well as 4 hours of off-ice instruction.
2010-11 Female Midget AAA League Evaluation Camps
Jun 10BC Hockey announced Wednesday, June 9 the Female Midget AAA League (FMAAA) evaluation camp information for the 2010-11 season. The FMAAA evaluation camps will held August 13-15, in various locations across BC.
The Female Midget AAA League will consist of six (6) teams in the 2010-11 season. The participating teams are:
- Kootenay Wildcats
- Thompson-Okanagan Rockets
- Fraser Valley Phantom
- Vancouver Fusion
- Vancouver Island Impact
- Prince George Cougars
If you would like to register to attend a Female Midget AAA League evaluation camp please contact your respective Female Midget AAA League’s minor hockey association. Camp schedules and information will be posted to the Female Midget AAA League website as it becomes available.
MHA Permission Form
The Female Midget AAA League was initiated in the 2007-08 season in response to the membership’s desire to provide an opportunity for elite female hockey players to come together on zone teams to challenge other elite Female Midget teams.
For more information about BC Hockey, please visit the BC Hockey website at www.bchockey.net or email midgethockey@bchockey.net.
BC Thunder
Jun 10A message to Midget Aged players from the BC Thunder
The BC Thunder formerly known as the Tri-City Predators is looking forward to a new upcoming season. We are looking for any interested players that have completed minor hockey that can bring talents and a positive attitude to another great season. Our previous, and first season was very successful and we are ready to take it to the next level. Last season we were fortunate to have a group of very talented ladies that just came out from minor hockey, team BC players, and ladies that played hockey in university. Our goal is to model a competitve and professional team to bring back the way the Southcoast womens League used to be. For those athletes taking part in post-secondary, school comes first, keeping in mind your commitement to the team. Try-outs will be held in August, ice time is still being organized but information will be sent out as soon as possible. Myself (Paul Soares), along with 2 other co-coaches will be executives of the team, also Nancy Forster and cecile Leuszler as our managers/trainers. Any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me. You can also find info on our new website www.bcthunderwomenshockey.com