| News: 2017/2018 Coaching Applications |
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WE NEED YOUR HELP! TICKETS ARE IN!
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We are selling Hamilton Tiger Cat Tickets again this year for the games below. Cost is $25 each for bronze level seats.
Friday June 16th
(Pre-season Game) | vs Toronto | | Saturday July 15th | vs BC | Thursday July 20th
| vs Edmonton
| Saturday Aug 12th
| vs Winnipeg | Friday Aug 18th
| vs Ottawa | Friday Sept 15th
| vs Saskatchewan | | Saturday Sept 30th | vs Toronto |
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Do you want to experience what it is like to referee a real ringette game? Ever wonder what ringette referees do during games and tournaments? If yes, then Paris Ringette has an opportunity for you! Come join members of the officiating community that will guide you through a game and how referees are evaluated. BRING ALL OF YOUR QUESTIONS, it will be the best time to pick the brains of some of the most experienced officials in the province. Anybody is welcome to try (player, mom, dad, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather, hockey ref). You will require a whistle, a helmet with no face mask or a visor, skates and black pants. A ref jersey is optional. Register with the following link: (via Google Forms)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1BKtasvEZjQraQLQV2uGcfXWCD3GH3lH33ZxBOtYyB5g/edit?usp=sharing How it will work: We will meet in a meeting room at 11:30 am to go over the event. The game will start at 12pm. There will be instructors in the dressing room to help prepare you for your shift. There will be two fully dressed officials to assist on the ice. Each participant will have an evaluator assigned to watch you during the game and speak with you directly after your shift. Once the game is complete we will gather in the meeting room for a group discussion. Any questions please contact Marc Brisson at marc.brisson3@gmail.com See you on the ice! |
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You’re Invited!! Our Annual Year End Banquet and
Annual General Meeting is on Sunday April 30th from 1-3 pm.
At Community Living Hamilton, 191 York Street, Hamilton | 
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There will be awards, good food, crafts and games. All family members welcome. There is plenty of parking in the back off of Caroline.
Below are the items we are requesting each team bring:
Bunnies/LTS – Veggies, chips & snacks
Novice – Drinks, pop, juice & water
Petite – Desserts & fruits
Juniors – Plates, Napkins & utensils
Volunteers are needed to help with the clean up after the event. If you are able to help out, please email robertarankin@live.ca
We are also putting together a slide show of photos, if anyone has any pics, you can also send to robertarankin@live.ca
Thank you
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Hamilton Ringette is excited to announce the start of a new 3 on 3 spring ringette league! Registration is now open to all current U10 and up players. The season starts Tuesday May 2nd and runs until June 20th. All games are at 6:15pm at the Mohawk 4 Pad arena. Cost is $125 for the 8 week session and includes a jersey. There are limited spots available so please register soon to avoid disappointment. For more details please visit hamiltonringette.ca and select the online registration tab. If further information is required please contact Paul at president@hamiltonringette.ca |
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Congratulations to the U10 team on their excellent performance at the Niagara Falls tournament. The team went 4-0 and displayed great sportsmanship on their way to victory. Determined play and contributions from all team members brought home the gold. 
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Congratulations to the U12 team who won another gold medal in Paris!!! Way to go Heat!!!
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Year End Awards Banquet – April 30, 1-3pm
Community Living Hamilton Headquarters,
191 York Blvd, Hamilton, ON L8R 1Y6 *************************************************************************** Notice of AGM & Open HRA Executive Positions for the 2017/2018 Season - President Open – Nominated – Paul Vriends (Two year term)
- Vice-President Open – Nominated – Sarah Weicker (Two year term)
- Coaching Co-Ordinator Open – Nominated – Steve Poudrier (Two year term)
- Registrar Open – Nominated Corinne Love (Two year term)
- Fundraising & Publicity Director Open – Nominated – Roberta Rankin (Two year term)
Convenors (All one year terms) - Bunny/LTS - Open
- U10 – Open
- U12 – Open
- U14 - Open
- U19 – Nominated - Caroline Martin - Open
- Open A – Open
- Mac – Open
Please contact Paul Vriends if you’re interested in, or would like more information regarding the roles and responsibilities of these positions. If you would like to nominate someone, please contact Paul Vriends or any current member of the Board. Elections will be held at the Annual General Meeting on April 30, 2017, at the Community Living Hamilton Headquarters, 191 York Blvd, Hamilton, ON L8R 1Y6 following the Awards Banquet from 1:00 to 3:00pm. It is our hope to avoid nominations from the floor to ensure those nominated have time to fully consider their nomination and ensure they have the time and interest required to fulfill the role. Thank you,
Paul Vriends
President
Hamilton Ringette
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Hamilton Ringette is partnering with the National Ringette School again to send two players to summer camp in Paris this August 8-11th. This camp has been hugely successful in helping players reach their full potential and is being offered for the second time in our region. Details of the camp can be found here.
In order to enter, players must submit an 8x11" poster advertising the great sport of ringette.
Contest is open to all HRA players with birth years from 2002-2009. Posters must be submitted by a parent/guardian by March 26th 2017. Submissions may be posted in the lobby at Inch Park, online or used as part of HRA's marketing campaign. Winners will be selected by random draw and announced at the AGM on April 30, 2017. Please review details of the camp prior to entering to ensure this opportunity will be used. Players who have already registered in the camp will be reimbursed if they are picked.
Please contact Paul at president@hamiltonringette.ca if you have any questions. |
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Hamilton Ringette U12 team won gold in the 43rd annual Kitchener Golden Ring Tournament. The team displayed a strong commitment to defense in all zones along with solid goaltending and a balanced attack to go 4-0. The team was supported by a large contingent of fans who traveled to cheer them on and represent our city with pride.
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