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Hockey Holiday Girl's Happening
(as featured in USA Hockey
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As the rink parking lot filled up with cars from New York and Pennsylvania, the sound of chatter and excitement filled the air. It was a crisp morning on December 6, 2008, that became the beginning of a soon-to-be tradition, the 1st Annual Hockey Holiday Girls Happening. The U10 and U12 Learn to Play teams toted their gear into the rink where many would be playing their first game ever.
The first puck was dropped as the Indiana Lady Chiefs faced off against the Hamburg Lady Hawks. The stands were overflowing with fans, who came to cheer on all those who hit the ice. As the day progressed, the Erie Little Lady Lions faced off with the Amherst Little Lady Knights, Indiana raced for the puck against Fredonia and friendships were made as the U10 participants learned that the main reason for playing is fun.
With a break in the days competition, the girls were invited to watch a contest between the Erie Lady Lions U16 team and the West Seneca Wings. With wide eyes, the girls watched as they renewed their dreams of playing with the big girls some day. The first day concluded with a pizza party where the girls all met to chatter about the days events.
Sunday saw the final of the three-game
gathering and, before the day ended, the smiles shined as brightly
as the medals that all participants received. As the rink lights
dimmed and the parking lot emptied, everyone knew the anticipation
of the March Girls Hockey Happening would be in their minds until
they all met again in Hamburg, N.Y., in four months to renew
their new-found friendships and love of the game. Click
here for Hamburg info.



Dates Announced for 2010 Hockey Weekend
Across America
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- The third annual Hockey Weekend Across America, a nationwide initiative led by USA Hockey to celebrate the game and those involved in the sport at all levels and expose hockey to new audiences, will take place on a different weekend, running from Jan. 29-30, 2010.
New for 2010 - Try Hockey For Free!
Hockey Weekend Across America has been a big success as a national
platform to celebrate the game and in 2010, the event will have
a stronger focus on growing the game. USA Hockey is seeking at
least 200 rinks offering a free trial of hockey on Saturday,
Jan. 30. All hosting rinks are required to hold the free trial
at a consistent time of 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. local time. The final
goal is to get as many first-time players on the ice and later
transition them to each host site's full-time programs.
More information on Hockey Weekend Across
America can be found at HockeyWeekendAcrossAmerica.com in the
coming months.
www.hockeyweekendacrossamerica.com
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USA Hockey and One Goal have partnered to help overcome the initial cost barrier of entering into hockey by making available, at a very low cost, special First-Timer Equipment Kits for all interested USA Hockey associations and Star ice rinks. By taking advantage of this special offer you can take a vital, active role in making it easier for parents to give hockey a chance in their family. Each Set costs just $60.00. Sets will include helmet w/cage, shoulder pads, elbow pads, pants, gloves, shin pads and bag. Sets are available in two sizes - Small, for 4-6 year olds and Large, for 6-8 year olds. The equipment sets are co-branded USA Hockey/ OneGoal and marked Rental (In Large Block Lettering) to encourage the recycle use for starter programs and not long term use or resale. NYSAHA has initially ordered 500 sets and is making them available to our Associations for a cost of $50.00 each with no minimum. Please coordinate within your Association if and how many sets and what sizes you would like. Regards,
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