The second half of the season will have APS Warriors and Eastern Shore move up into the B division. The schedule has already been changed to reflect that...the rest of the website (standings, menu bar etc) will be updated on the 3rd of January.
Playoffs will be at the BMO Centre on April 8-10. More details will be coming soon about playoff format and seeding.
December 30, 2010
December 14, 2010
Pete Belliveau Adult Power Skating
Hello Ladies,
Due to popular demand Dalhousie Hockey Coach Pete Belliveau has secured icetime for a second set of CO-ED powerskating sessions. Pete along with Kevin Rafferty will be on ice working with you on your skating just in time for the second half of the season and playoffs !
Details are as follows: ADULT POWER SKATING
JAN / FEB / MARCH
BMO 4 ICE PADS
COST : $160.00
SUNDAY JAN 23 rd -9:30 to 10 :30 pm
SUNDAY JAN 30 th – 9:30 to 10 :30 pm
SUNDAY FEB 6 -9:30 to 10 :30 pm
SUNDAY FEB 13 -9:30-10:30 PM
SUNDAY MARCH 6 -9:30 to 10:30 PM
SUNDAY MARCH 13 -9:30 to 10 : 30 PM
SUNDAY MARCH 20 -9:30-10:30 PM
NAME : _________________________________
ADDRESS :__________
PHONE : _______ EMAIL : _____________
LEVEL OF SKATING : BEGINNER__ / INTERMEDIATE___
WHAT SKILLS WOULD YOU LIKE TO IMPROVE ?
PLS MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO :
DORIS BELLIVEAU and mail to :
19 A IDLEWYLDE ROAD
HALIFAX NX
B3N 1B8
SPOTS WILL GO FAST, PLEASE EMAIL kmr@wilsons.ca TO CONFIRM ATTENDANCE.
Due to popular demand Dalhousie Hockey Coach Pete Belliveau has secured icetime for a second set of CO-ED powerskating sessions. Pete along with Kevin Rafferty will be on ice working with you on your skating just in time for the second half of the season and playoffs !
Details are as follows: ADULT POWER SKATING
JAN / FEB / MARCH
BMO 4 ICE PADS
COST : $160.00
SUNDAY JAN 23 rd -9:30 to 10 :30 pm
SUNDAY JAN 30 th – 9:30 to 10 :30 pm
SUNDAY FEB 6 -9:30 to 10 :30 pm
SUNDAY FEB 13 -9:30-10:30 PM
SUNDAY MARCH 6 -9:30 to 10:30 PM
SUNDAY MARCH 13 -9:30 to 10 : 30 PM
SUNDAY MARCH 20 -9:30-10:30 PM
NAME : _________________________________
ADDRESS :__________
PHONE : _______ EMAIL : _____________
LEVEL OF SKATING : BEGINNER__ / INTERMEDIATE___
WHAT SKILLS WOULD YOU LIKE TO IMPROVE ?
PLS MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO :
DORIS BELLIVEAU and mail to :
19 A IDLEWYLDE ROAD
HALIFAX NX
B3N 1B8
SPOTS WILL GO FAST, PLEASE EMAIL kmr@wilsons.ca TO CONFIRM ATTENDANCE.
November 9, 2010
Women’s hockey hits its stride: New four-pad rink, HRM ice policy help fuel growth
In case you didn't read about it in today's Chronicle-Herald, we are looking for some "C" division level goalies.
November 4, 2010
Nova Scotia Women’s Hockey League begins play at new BMO Centre
HALIFAX, NS – The Nova Scotia Women’s Hockey League is playing its first games at the new BMO Centre tonight.
“The opening of this new facility has allowed our league to grow by four new teams and increase our season from 18 games to 24 games,” said league president Christina Lamey.
“Prior to the opening of this facility we had no prime time ice access in HRM and we now have four new evening slots to work with,” continued Lamey. “It has made a tremendous difference in helping our league accommodate the growth of our sport.”
The Nova Scotia Women’s Hockey League began play in 1994 with seven teams and today has 19 teams over three divisions with almost 400 players and coaches. Players come from across HRM and surrounding areas including Windsor and Truro.
Lamey adds the league has greatly reduced its lengthy waiting list and is actually now seeking some beginner level goalies.
More information about joining the league can be found on the NSWHL's website at www.nswhl.ca
“The opening of this new facility has allowed our league to grow by four new teams and increase our season from 18 games to 24 games,” said league president Christina Lamey.
“Prior to the opening of this facility we had no prime time ice access in HRM and we now have four new evening slots to work with,” continued Lamey. “It has made a tremendous difference in helping our league accommodate the growth of our sport.”
The Nova Scotia Women’s Hockey League began play in 1994 with seven teams and today has 19 teams over three divisions with almost 400 players and coaches. Players come from across HRM and surrounding areas including Windsor and Truro.
Lamey adds the league has greatly reduced its lengthy waiting list and is actually now seeking some beginner level goalies.
More information about joining the league can be found on the NSWHL's website at www.nswhl.ca
November 3, 2010
BMO Centre is open. First games tomorrow!
We start playing at the BMO Centre tomorrow night! Please see the these facility rules and time clock instructions. Print them out and have them on hand when you go play there. Also, NSWHL players can attend the ribbon cutting at the BMO Centre on Monday, November 8th at 6:00 pm (upstairs in the lounge area).
October 11, 2010
Fax us at 1-888-485-1162
All home teams must send a game report within 72 hours of the completion of the game and mail the original gamesheet to the league within one week of the completion of the game. A forfeit loss may be assessed against a home team if a gamesheet is not received by the league within the above timeframes. Fax number and mailing address are on the "contact us" page.
October 5, 2010
Schedule is now up!
Full team schedules are now online. Roster links and player stats will be updated once rosters come in.
Speaking of rosters: Completed rosters must be submitted before anyone steps on the ice. If it is not the insurance is invalidated.
Remember the rules about:
(1) having only legal midget players (who must be identified on the roster)
(2) having game sheets and filling them in correctly
(3) new players can be added to the roster at any time but teams MUST do this BEFORE that player goes on the ice for them. They do not need to send in extra money, that can be taken care of later, BUT they must register the player before she plays a game. Similarly, players can only be removed from a roster if they NEVER play a game.
That will be checked at the end of the season and money reimbursed.
Speaking of money: League fees are due on the 8th.
Speaking of rosters: Completed rosters must be submitted before anyone steps on the ice. If it is not the insurance is invalidated.
Remember the rules about:
(1) having only legal midget players (who must be identified on the roster)
(2) having game sheets and filling them in correctly
(3) new players can be added to the roster at any time but teams MUST do this BEFORE that player goes on the ice for them. They do not need to send in extra money, that can be taken care of later, BUT they must register the player before she plays a game. Similarly, players can only be removed from a roster if they NEVER play a game.
That will be checked at the end of the season and money reimbursed.
Speaking of money: League fees are due on the 8th.
October 1, 2010
HOCKEY CANADA TRAINING
Hockey Canada & Hockey Nova Scotia to host a Female Skills Development Camp in Dartmouth
Saint John, NB – Hockey Canada’s Atlantic Regional Centre in partnership with Hockey Nova Scotia, is pleased to announce the 11th Annual Hockey Canada Female Skills Development Camp set to take place on Thursday, November 11th at the Dartmouth Sportsplex.
Players from the Metro Boston Pizza Midget AAA Female Hockey Club will join skills camp participants on the ice and assist other qualified on-ice instructors. Participants who attend will also have the opportunity to be part of a Hockey Canada Skills Camp video shoot happening throughout the day.
The skills development camp will offer three separate female divisions; Novice/Atom, Peewee/Bantam and an Adult recreational division. The camp is designed to provide a day full of fun and excitement and has the following objectives:
§ To develop/enhance the fundamental skills of skating, passing, goaltending, stick handling, and shooting.
§ To create opportunity for players to meet other players and develop friendships.
§ To promote the fun of the game and learn new drills.
§ To teach the concepts of fair play, fitness, safety, team work, and the importance of a positive attitude.
§ To provide a memorable experience for all who attend.
The camp will be $65/player. Each division will have a maximum of 35 participants. Players who attend the camp will receive:
§ Hockey Canada Practice Jersey
§ Water Bottle
§ Hockey Canada Gift
§ Two on-ice sessions
§ Off-ice fitness session
§ Off-ice team-building session
§ Off-ice session for Parents
Registration for this camp will take place on-line. To register, please CLICK HERE
For more information on this camp please contact:
Joanne Hughes – Camp/Community Lead
Phone: (902) 462-7594
Email: joanne@accesswave.ca
Paul Dagg – Hockey Canada’s Atlantic Regional Centre
Phone: (506) 642-0490
Email: pdagg@hockeycanada.ca
Saint John, NB – Hockey Canada’s Atlantic Regional Centre in partnership with Hockey Nova Scotia, is pleased to announce the 11th Annual Hockey Canada Female Skills Development Camp set to take place on Thursday, November 11th at the Dartmouth Sportsplex.
Players from the Metro Boston Pizza Midget AAA Female Hockey Club will join skills camp participants on the ice and assist other qualified on-ice instructors. Participants who attend will also have the opportunity to be part of a Hockey Canada Skills Camp video shoot happening throughout the day.
The skills development camp will offer three separate female divisions; Novice/Atom, Peewee/Bantam and an Adult recreational division. The camp is designed to provide a day full of fun and excitement and has the following objectives:
§ To develop/enhance the fundamental skills of skating, passing, goaltending, stick handling, and shooting.
§ To create opportunity for players to meet other players and develop friendships.
§ To promote the fun of the game and learn new drills.
§ To teach the concepts of fair play, fitness, safety, team work, and the importance of a positive attitude.
§ To provide a memorable experience for all who attend.
The camp will be $65/player. Each division will have a maximum of 35 participants. Players who attend the camp will receive:
§ Hockey Canada Practice Jersey
§ Water Bottle
§ Hockey Canada Gift
§ Two on-ice sessions
§ Off-ice fitness session
§ Off-ice team-building session
§ Off-ice session for Parents
Registration for this camp will take place on-line. To register, please CLICK HERE
For more information on this camp please contact:
Joanne Hughes – Camp/Community Lead
Phone: (902) 462-7594
Email: joanne@accesswave.ca
Paul Dagg – Hockey Canada’s Atlantic Regional Centre
Phone: (506) 642-0490
Email: pdagg@hockeycanada.ca
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