Please Note:
Due to the positive response from volunteers, we are able to have two sittings for our year end banquet and will include players and parents. The first sitting will be at 1:30 or 2:00 and the second sitting will be at 5:30 or 6:00. More details will be given in the days to come. In order to best prepare for the banquet we need the total number of players that will be attending. Please contact your coach or coordinator and let them know if your child will or will not be attending. Deadline for the player RSVP is May 8th.
Year End Banquet:
The 2012-13 year end banquet will take place 6:30 pm, Monday, May 20th at the Tilton Bingo Hall. The banquet will include all players from PreNovice 1 up to Midget, coaches, coordinators, parents of last year players, members of the executive and special guests. Due to fire regulations there will be no parents at the banquet this year (only the parents of players in their last year). Players are to be dropped off starting at 6:00. At 7:30, there will be a parent pickup of all the PreNovice 1, PreNovice 2 and Novice players.
Coaches and Coordinators are asked to contact all members of their team for an RSVP. We need to have a final head count by May 14th. Please email ceebeeshockey@gmail.com with your total number of players that are attending the banquet.
Applications for Male and Female Players of the year are available for download. They must be passed in to an executive member in a sealed envelope. This year, female player of the year players in their last year of minor hockey are eligible for the player of the year (amended from previous years).
Applications for volunteer of the year are available for download. They must be passed in to an executive member in a sealed envelope. Our organization would not be successful without our many volunteers...so we encourage you to take a moment to recognize someone from our organization.
Jersey's must be passed in to your team coordinator by May 14th. Coordinators can drop off your team jerseys at the stadium.
Please Note: There will be someone assigned to take pictures at the banquet. Pictures will be uploaded on the site and you can request for any photo of your child to be sent to you in an email.
Coaches and Coordinators are asked to contact all members of their team for an RSVP. We need to have a final head count by May 14th. Please email ceebeeshockey@gmail.com with your total number of players that are attending the banquet.
Applications for Male and Female Players of the year are available for download. They must be passed in to an executive member in a sealed envelope. This year, female player of the year players in their last year of minor hockey are eligible for the player of the year (amended from previous years).
Applications for volunteer of the year are available for download. They must be passed in to an executive member in a sealed envelope. Our organization would not be successful without our many volunteers...so we encourage you to take a moment to recognize someone from our organization.
Jersey's must be passed in to your team coordinator by May 14th. Coordinators can drop off your team jerseys at the stadium.
Please Note: There will be someone assigned to take pictures at the banquet. Pictures will be uploaded on the site and you can request for any photo of your child to be sent to you in an email.
Congratulations to our PeeWee B
The Pee Wee B's just finished their year this weekend past at Twin Rinks in St. John's. They finished it with a bang - another gold medal and the first Andrew Ryan Banner to come to Hr. Grace! They won the championship game 3-2 in over time - what a game!!
Along with winning their division of the tournament they raised $3502 for the Children's Wish Foundation in a week and a half. Quite an accomplishment!
Great job team!!
Along with winning their division of the tournament they raised $3502 for the Children's Wish Foundation in a week and a half. Quite an accomplishment!
Great job team!!
SPORT CHEK HOCKEY CANADA SKILLS COMBINE TO VISIT FIVE CANADIAN CITIES THIS SPRING
CALGARY, Alta. – This spring, the Sport Chek Hockey Canada Skills Combine will visit five Canadian cities, allowing young players to gauge their skills in a fun and challenging environment. The combine, which is open to rep-level minor hockey players, will include both on-ice and off-ice testing, and features guest speakers.
SPORT CHEK HOCKEY CANADA SKILLS COMBINE
April 19-20 MasterCard Centre Toronto, Ont.
April 27-28 Collège Notre-Dame Montreal, Que.
June 7-8 Sensplex Ottawa, Ont.
June 8-9 Terwillegar Rec Centre Edmonton, Alta.
June 15-16 Glacier Arena St. John’s N.L.
CLICK HERE to register for a Sport Chek Hockey Canada Skills Combine.
Players will be tested using the Hockey Canada National Skills Testing and Standards
program. The tests include a 100-foot dash forwards and backwards, agility
weave skating, agility transition skating, figure-eight stickhandling, forehand
and backhand passing, and shooting accuracy. The tests can be done throughout
the season to measure a player’s improvement over time.
CLICK HERE for more information on the Hockey Canada National Skills Testing and Standards
program.
Off-ice tests will be done using the Nike SPARQ Testing program. The tests, designed by Nike, are sport specific and developed for hockey. Participants will be able to use their results to generate their SPARQ testing rating at the combine.
CLICK HERE for more information on the Nike SPARQ Testing program.
About FGL Sports
FGL Sports Ltd. is Canada's largest national retailer of sporting goods, offering a
comprehensive assortment of brand-name and private-brand products and operating
more than 500 stores from coast to coast, under the following corporate and
franchise banners: Sport Chek, Sports Experts, Atmosphere, Sport Mart, Athletes
World, National Sports, Intersport, Econosports, Nevada Bob's Golf, Hockey
Experts, Fitness Source, and S3. FGL Sports also has websites for several of
its corporate and franchise banners which can be accessed through its main
website at www.fglsports.com.
For more information on the Sport Chek Hockey Canada Skills Combine, please visit www.hockeycanada.ca, or follow along through social media at www.facebook.com/hockeycanada and www.twitter.com/hockeycanada.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
André Brin Francis Dupont Director, Communications Manager, Media Relations Hockey Canada Hockey Canada
(403) 777-4557 (403) 777-4564
abrin@hockeycanada.ca
fdupont@hockeycanada.ca
Jason La Rose Kristen Lipscombe
Coordinator, Content Services Coordinator, Communications Hockey Canada
Hockey Canada (403) 777-4553 (403) 284-6427
jlarose@hockeycanada.ca
klipscombe@hockeycanada.ca
Keegan Goodrich Brendon Arnold Coordinator, Media Relations Public Relations Specialist Hockey
Canada FGL Sports (Sport Chek)
(403) 284-6484 (403) 717-1400 x 1880
kgoodrich@hockeycanada.ca
brendon.arnold@fglsports.com
CALGARY, Alta. – This spring, the Sport Chek Hockey Canada Skills Combine will visit five Canadian cities, allowing young players to gauge their skills in a fun and challenging environment. The combine, which is open to rep-level minor hockey players, will include both on-ice and off-ice testing, and features guest speakers.
SPORT CHEK HOCKEY CANADA SKILLS COMBINE
April 19-20 MasterCard Centre Toronto, Ont.
April 27-28 Collège Notre-Dame Montreal, Que.
June 7-8 Sensplex Ottawa, Ont.
June 8-9 Terwillegar Rec Centre Edmonton, Alta.
June 15-16 Glacier Arena St. John’s N.L.
CLICK HERE to register for a Sport Chek Hockey Canada Skills Combine.
Players will be tested using the Hockey Canada National Skills Testing and Standards
program. The tests include a 100-foot dash forwards and backwards, agility
weave skating, agility transition skating, figure-eight stickhandling, forehand
and backhand passing, and shooting accuracy. The tests can be done throughout
the season to measure a player’s improvement over time.
CLICK HERE for more information on the Hockey Canada National Skills Testing and Standards
program.
Off-ice tests will be done using the Nike SPARQ Testing program. The tests, designed by Nike, are sport specific and developed for hockey. Participants will be able to use their results to generate their SPARQ testing rating at the combine.
CLICK HERE for more information on the Nike SPARQ Testing program.
About FGL Sports
FGL Sports Ltd. is Canada's largest national retailer of sporting goods, offering a
comprehensive assortment of brand-name and private-brand products and operating
more than 500 stores from coast to coast, under the following corporate and
franchise banners: Sport Chek, Sports Experts, Atmosphere, Sport Mart, Athletes
World, National Sports, Intersport, Econosports, Nevada Bob's Golf, Hockey
Experts, Fitness Source, and S3. FGL Sports also has websites for several of
its corporate and franchise banners which can be accessed through its main
website at www.fglsports.com.
For more information on the Sport Chek Hockey Canada Skills Combine, please visit www.hockeycanada.ca, or follow along through social media at www.facebook.com/hockeycanada and www.twitter.com/hockeycanada.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
André Brin Francis Dupont Director, Communications Manager, Media Relations Hockey Canada Hockey Canada
(403) 777-4557 (403) 777-4564
abrin@hockeycanada.ca
fdupont@hockeycanada.ca
Jason La Rose Kristen Lipscombe
Coordinator, Content Services Coordinator, Communications Hockey Canada
Hockey Canada (403) 777-4553 (403) 284-6427
jlarose@hockeycanada.ca
klipscombe@hockeycanada.ca
Keegan Goodrich Brendon Arnold Coordinator, Media Relations Public Relations Specialist Hockey
Canada FGL Sports (Sport Chek)
(403) 284-6484 (403) 717-1400 x 1880
kgoodrich@hockeycanada.ca
brendon.arnold@fglsports.com
To register for the following courses, please contact Bill Taggart ([mailto:btaggart@sportnl.ca ]btaggart@sportnl.ca,
576-4979).
1. Empower+ (Professional Development) When/Where/Time: Wednesday, April 24, Sport NL Building (1296A Kenmount
Road), 6:00pm-10:00pm 4-hour workshop that will teach you how to enhance the well-being of the athletes in your care and be a positive role model in the world of sport. In an interactive and dynamic learning environment, our expert facilitators will guide you through how to enhance athlete welfare by: • Recognizing the potential for, and presence of maltreatment in sport;
Learning when and how to intervene when you observe or suspect maltreatment. You will also:Implement the NCCP's renowned six-step decision-making model; Master the art of the difficult conversation; and Create a list of key positive athlete development strategies you can implement in your coaching right away.
2. Coaching and Leading Effectively (Competition Development) When/Where/Time: Sunday, April 28, Sport NL Building (1296A Kenmount Road), 9:00am-5:00pm Target: Instructors, Competition Coaches promote a positive image of sport, and model it to athletes and those supporting their performance deliver clear messages and explanations when communicating with athletes and their supporters; Identify opportunities to interact with all athletes and use feedback to improve and correct performance and behaviour.
Bill Taggart
Project Leader-
Canadian Sport 4 Life
Email: [ mailto:btaggart@sportnl.ca
]btaggart@sportnl.ca
Phone: (709) 576-4979
Fax: (709)
576-7493
1296A Kenmount Road
Paradise, NL
A1L 1N3
576-4979).
1. Empower+ (Professional Development) When/Where/Time: Wednesday, April 24, Sport NL Building (1296A Kenmount
Road), 6:00pm-10:00pm 4-hour workshop that will teach you how to enhance the well-being of the athletes in your care and be a positive role model in the world of sport. In an interactive and dynamic learning environment, our expert facilitators will guide you through how to enhance athlete welfare by: • Recognizing the potential for, and presence of maltreatment in sport;
Learning when and how to intervene when you observe or suspect maltreatment. You will also:Implement the NCCP's renowned six-step decision-making model; Master the art of the difficult conversation; and Create a list of key positive athlete development strategies you can implement in your coaching right away.
2. Coaching and Leading Effectively (Competition Development) When/Where/Time: Sunday, April 28, Sport NL Building (1296A Kenmount Road), 9:00am-5:00pm Target: Instructors, Competition Coaches promote a positive image of sport, and model it to athletes and those supporting their performance deliver clear messages and explanations when communicating with athletes and their supporters; Identify opportunities to interact with all athletes and use feedback to improve and correct performance and behaviour.
Bill Taggart
Project Leader-
Canadian Sport 4 Life
Email: [ mailto:btaggart@sportnl.ca
]btaggart@sportnl.ca
Phone: (709) 576-4979
Fax: (709)
576-7493
1296A Kenmount Road
Paradise, NL
A1L 1N3
Big congrats to our PeeWee A team for capturing GOLD in Lewisporte!!
Congratulations to our Midget B for winning bronze, Bantam B for winning silver and Bantam A for winning bronze at the All Newfoundland!!
Congratulations to our CeeBees!!
U12 player, Kayla Pike!! Kayla played with Torngat Minor at the All NL U12 Females and won GOLD!!
U20 Female Players: Taylor Anderson, Regan Morrisey, Susan Hardy and Paige Hiscock who took GOLD at the Bay Arena.
Novice Blue team on 2 wins and a tie in Clarenville!
Atom B on winning GOLD in Marystown!
PeeWee B on winning a GOLD medal in Glovertown!
Bantam A on capturing silver at their host tournament!
BIG congrats on all the teams that celebrated a GOLDEN WEEKEND!! Atom B team on winning GOLD at their host tournament, PeeWee B on bringing home gold in Clarenville & Bantam A winning gold at the Bay Arena!!
Bantam A team on winning GOLD in Bonavista!
PeeWee B team on winning silver at their host tournament!
Atom C team on winning silver in Clarenville!
PeeWee A team for capturing a silver medal in Whitbourne.
Bantam A's & B's both took home a silver in Clarenville.
PeeWee Bee's took home a silver in Whitbourne!
Atom A team on winning silver medal in Whitbourne this weekend!
Kristen & Kelsey Shute who both play with the TriPen AAA Bantam girls. Their team won the provincials and are going on to represent NL in the Atlantics!! Way to go girls!!
CeeBees U12 team who took a bronze medal this weekend in Marystown!!
PeeWee B team who defeated Bay Areana on to bring home gold!!
CeeBees U12 team who took a bronze medal this weekend in Marystown!!
PeeWee B team who defeated Bay Areana on to bring home gold!!
Fundraising Money Overdue:
All fundraising money is now overdue! Michelle Pike, Fundraising Director is accepting fundraising money. She can be reached at 596-0800. Over the next week, players will be given notice of outstanding balances. Please contact Michelle to arrange your payment before March 14th.
If you do not make arrangements to pay your balance in full, all future fundraising privileges will be suspended and the cost of chocolate already supplied to you will be applied to your 2013/2014 season registration.
Efective Immediately: All fundraising money should be submitted already rolled or in cash. Please note that loose change will no longer be accepted. The time it takes to roll loose change is both enormous and unnecessary. Please be considerate of our fundraising director.
If you do not make arrangements to pay your balance in full, all future fundraising privileges will be suspended and the cost of chocolate already supplied to you will be applied to your 2013/2014 season registration.
Efective Immediately: All fundraising money should be submitted already rolled or in cash. Please note that loose change will no longer be accepted. The time it takes to roll loose change is both enormous and unnecessary. Please be considerate of our fundraising director.
Outstanding Registration:
If you have outstanding registration fees you are asked to please talk with David Osborne during the semi annual meeting being held at the stadium Monday, Feb. 25 @ 6:30, to make arrangements for final payment.
If you are unable to attend the meeting David will be at the stadium again on Tuesday, Feb. 26 from 4-6 to accept final registration payments. All monies must be paid by Tuesday, Feb. 26. If you are unsure of
any outstanding fees please email David at davidosborne@esdnl.ca and he will be able to
let you know.
If you have outstanding registration fees you are asked to please talk with David Osborne during the semi annual meeting being held at the stadium Monday, Feb. 25 @ 6:30, to make arrangements for final payment.
If you are unable to attend the meeting David will be at the stadium again on Tuesday, Feb. 26 from 4-6 to accept final registration payments. All monies must be paid by Tuesday, Feb. 26. If you are unsure of
any outstanding fees please email David at davidosborne@esdnl.ca and he will be able to
let you know.
Proposal Online
Proposed Registration Structure Change
At a recent meeting with CBMHA coaches, the executive introduced a proposal that would see a change from the current registration set up that has been around for the last number of years. Since this proposal is still in its infancy, we would like to offer you an opportunity to read it on our website and attend the semi annual meeting to hear the proposal in detail and in person. This proposal is in no way carved in stone, we'd love to hear your views, concerns, and questions. Once you read the proposal on the website and heard it in person, you'll be able to base your opinion on the facts rather than on rumours.
We're sure that with this new proposal there will be growing pains, and the easiest thing to do is to leave everything as is. But the realization is, we are trying to accommodate two programs, with each one sacrificing to the other. Our House League program is currently sacrificing games to accommodate All Star practices. When this is happening, we have a flawed system to say the least. Change is coming, we just need to be open minded and make sure we do our best to strengthen our association over the next few years as we look forward to hopefully making a jump to a new arena.
Please visit the "2013/14 Tiered Registration Proposal" Tab, for the entire proposal...
Yours in hockey, CBMHA Executive
At a recent meeting with CBMHA coaches, the executive introduced a proposal that would see a change from the current registration set up that has been around for the last number of years. Since this proposal is still in its infancy, we would like to offer you an opportunity to read it on our website and attend the semi annual meeting to hear the proposal in detail and in person. This proposal is in no way carved in stone, we'd love to hear your views, concerns, and questions. Once you read the proposal on the website and heard it in person, you'll be able to base your opinion on the facts rather than on rumours.
We're sure that with this new proposal there will be growing pains, and the easiest thing to do is to leave everything as is. But the realization is, we are trying to accommodate two programs, with each one sacrificing to the other. Our House League program is currently sacrificing games to accommodate All Star practices. When this is happening, we have a flawed system to say the least. Change is coming, we just need to be open minded and make sure we do our best to strengthen our association over the next few years as we look forward to hopefully making a jump to a new arena.
Please visit the "2013/14 Tiered Registration Proposal" Tab, for the entire proposal...
Yours in hockey, CBMHA Executive
Emails:
If you are not receiving emails from CeeBees Minor Hockey, please send along an email with your childs name and division so that you can be entered into the contacts. Thank you.
Host Teams
January 31, 2012: All teams hosting a tournament must have their schedule & registration amount approved and a list of teams that will be visiting must be submitted.
If anyone is hosting a tournament please contact Cory Crocker at CCrocker@amherst.ca and he can send out an autographed Danny Cleary hockey stick for you to sell tickets on and make money for your team or organization. In return all we ask is for you to pass out our brochures for the Danny Cleary Hockey School...which he will send also.
When your team is hosting a tournament, your team coordinator must meet with Maureen Maher for information on the rules and regulations of the hospitality room. Any team that does not contact Maureen will be issued a fine of $50. The stadium has new regulations regarding the hospitality room and they request the meeting to make all team coordinators aware of the changes.
If anyone is hosting a tournament please contact Cory Crocker at CCrocker@amherst.ca and he can send out an autographed Danny Cleary hockey stick for you to sell tickets on and make money for your team or organization. In return all we ask is for you to pass out our brochures for the Danny Cleary Hockey School...which he will send also.
When your team is hosting a tournament, your team coordinator must meet with Maureen Maher for information on the rules and regulations of the hospitality room. Any team that does not contact Maureen will be issued a fine of $50. The stadium has new regulations regarding the hospitality room and they request the meeting to make all team coordinators aware of the changes.
Please visit the Fundraising tab for new information!
Please Note: CBMHA will be sanctioning on ice events held by Ceebees Minor hockey registered coaches. The association, in conjunction with Hockey NL, will insure all kids registered with CBMHA as long as it is sanctioned and approved by the President of the association. All extra hours used outside the regular minor hockey program will be purchased through the stadium. Please notify the President of CBMHA of any extra events to ensure insurance coverage is in place in case of incident. Any events involving minor hockey players and coaches must be presented to CBMHA executive board and approved before pursuing the event.
Important Message for Coaches and Coordinators:
If your team is travelling and are unable to practice, notice has to be given to Paul Squires by the Wednesday before the schedule is posted so that they are not put on the schedule. If you do not give the proper notice your team will forfeit those hours on the schedule. Changes cannot be made on the schedule because teams did not report that they are unavailable.
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There are still numerous CeeBees jerseys that have not been returned from last season, please return them at your next practice or game to one of the coaches in your current division. Thank you for your cooperation.
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2012/2013 Tournament Schedule
November 23rd - 25th Pre Novice 2 Zach Rowe Memorial
December 14th - 16th U15 Female Invitational
January 5th - 6th Peewee C Invitational
January 11th - 13th Peewee A Bobby and Jerry Thoms Memorial
January 19th - 20th Novice Danny Cleary Invitational
January 25th - 27th Bantam B Invitational
February 1st - 3rd Midget A Don Osbourne Memorial
February 9th - 10th Peewee B Invitational
February 15th - 17th Midget B Invitational
February 22nd - 24th Atom B
March 1st - 3rd Bantam A Lloyd Neil Memorial
March 8th - 10th U9/U12 Craig Shute Memorial
March 15th - 17th Atom C Invitational
March 22nd-24th - Atom A Max Shute Memorial
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Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age and in grades 11 or 12. Please fill out a volunteer form and submitt it to coaching director Gary Brushett and you will be assigned to a division. Helmets and gloves must be worn at all times while on the ice.
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It is important to Note that Chuck-A-Puck fundraisers at the CEE BEES Senior Stars home games will be reserved for our Provincial Host teams of CEE BEES Minor Hockey. Before the host teams are selected for the CEE BEES Provinical Home Tournaments, the executive will arrange the chuck-a-pucks and will hold any money raised at the event in the name of "Host Tournament". Wendy Penney and Tracey Shute must be contacted for requests and approvals of all Chuck-A-Pucks at the CEE BEES Senior Star games.
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We also invite you to join our Fan Page on Facebook, just search Eastlink CeeBee Stars
And follow us on twitter @CeeBeeStars
We are also in the process of having our website redesigned and we will let you know once it is launched!
Thanks
Your Eastlink CeeBee Stars Hockey Team
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Just a reminder to all teams traveling to any exhibition games and tournaments: Travel forms need to be signed by president, Wendy Penney. They will need all travel forms signed and approved by Thursday evenings.
Congratulations to our president, Wendy Penney on being appointed by Hockey NL as the Director of Operations for the AAA Midget team. Byron Vatcher of Clarenville has been appointed head coach. Tryouts for the AAA midget team will be posted over the next few days.
All other AAA teams information will be posted as it becomes available.
For more information, please contact Wendy at wcpenney@hotmail.com or 589-5558.
All other AAA teams information will be posted as it becomes available.
For more information, please contact Wendy at wcpenney@hotmail.com or 589-5558.
HOCKEY NL SUPPLEMENTARY PLAYING RULE DURING INTERNAL BRANCH COMPETITION
PLAYING RULE 3.6 - PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
- The wearing of a stop patch properly attached above the numbers is compulsory for players registered in minor and female hockey. When a player fails to wear or properly wear a stop patch, his team will receive one warning. The player will have to leave the ice and return when the stop patch is attached. Any player on that team who commits a subsequent infraction will receive a misconduct penalty. Referees are encouraged to deliver this warning directly to the coach.
- The wearing of a mouth guard is compulsory for players registered in minor and female hockey. When a player fails to wear or properly wear a mouth guard, his team will receive one warning. Any player on that team who commits a subsequent infraction will receive a misconduct penalty. Referees are encouraged to deliver this warning directly to the coach.
Note: An exception may be permitted if the player has a letter from a doctor or association president, indicating the player cannot wear a mouth guard due to medical reasons.
PLAYING RULE 3.6 - PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
- The wearing of a stop patch properly attached above the numbers is compulsory for players registered in minor and female hockey. When a player fails to wear or properly wear a stop patch, his team will receive one warning. The player will have to leave the ice and return when the stop patch is attached. Any player on that team who commits a subsequent infraction will receive a misconduct penalty. Referees are encouraged to deliver this warning directly to the coach.
- The wearing of a mouth guard is compulsory for players registered in minor and female hockey. When a player fails to wear or properly wear a mouth guard, his team will receive one warning. Any player on that team who commits a subsequent infraction will receive a misconduct penalty. Referees are encouraged to deliver this warning directly to the coach.
Note: An exception may be permitted if the player has a letter from a doctor or association president, indicating the player cannot wear a mouth guard due to medical reasons.
