Congratulations to our 2009-10 RMHC tournament winners
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RMHC Goaltender of the Week |
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 Goaltenders for the
week of January 25th
- Luke MacLaren
- Nicholas Woodford
- Michael Payne
- Daniel Thompson
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2010 RMHC March Break Tournament Schedule |
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Monday, 08 February 2010 15:54 |
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Good luck to all teams participating.
>> Click Here to View the March Break Schedule
Note: Pdf document contains 4 pages (atom, peewee, bantam and midget schedules included) |
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ScotiaBank Donation to RMHC |
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Monday, 08 October 2007 13:44 |
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Maintaining your own team website is fun and easy
If you can send a email or write a Word document , you can maintain your very own team website.
- no website or programming experience is required 
- no special software required, its all done thru the internet.
- no cost to teams, absolutely free.
- We'll set everthing up, you just need you to maintain it with info.
Team sites allow all players parents and coaches to stay informed.
- keep everyone informed on when and where your practices and games are.
- write up game reports with photos!
I can be contact with any questions or problems you may have along the way.
If your interested --> CLICK HERE <--
-->Click here<-- to view the "homepage" tutorial.
-->Click here<-- to view the add "my site news" tutorial.
..... hopefully you have high speed internet as these videos take some bandwidth.
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2009/2010 Goaltender Clinics |
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Tuesday, 27 October 2009 09:48 |
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RMHC 2009/2010 GOALTENDER CLINICS:
We will be running monthly goaltender clinics for Atom through Midget goaltenders. The dates are listed below as well as in the calendar of events. Look forward to seeing a good turnout!!!! There will be instructors and mentors at each session so lots of good drills and info.
Thursday Oct. 29 7-8pm Lower Rink
Thursday Nov.19 7-8pm Lower Rink
Thursday Dec.10 7-8pm Lower Rink
Thursday Jan.14 7-8pm Lower Rink
Thursday Feb.11 7-8pm Lower Rink
Thursday Mar. 4 7-8pm Lower Rink
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Thursday, 17 September 2009 10:42 |
 We still have several pieces of slightly used hockey equipment left over from the recent RMHC equipment swap. If anyone is interested they will be available for viewing in the canteen area of the Byron Dobson Arena during the two weeks of pre-season ice. Drop by, check it out and help yourself to anything that fits. For more information contact Steve Marshall at
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2009/2010 RMHC Tournaments |
 Reserve your space in one of our Riverview Tournaments.
Information and Registration forms now available for
RMHC Christmas Tournament, IP/Novice Jamboree and
the March Break Tournament.
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Read more...
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10 Ways to be a Great Hockey Parent! |
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Friday, 20 February 2009 09:56 |
- Get involved with your son or daughter's team in a positive way.
- Let your son or daughter know you enjoy having them involved with the game
- Don’t lose perspective; emphasize the values associated with the game.
- Be supportive and don’t let expectations become a burden to your son or daughter.
- Model respectful behaviour for your son or daughter.
- Be there for your child whether they win or lose.
- Make safety, respect, fair play and fun a priority.
- Support your child emotionally.
- Encourage your child to participate but avoid pressuring them to play the game.
- Communicate with your son's or daughter's coach in a professional effective manner.
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Thursday, 09 October 2008 04:58 |
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Parents have a responsibility to ensure that players are wearing equipment that fits
properly, protects the area that it is intended to protect and is well maintained. Hockey
Canada recommends that parents and players use care when selecting protective
equipment.
***Click Below for more details***
 -> Click Here <- Equipment Sizing
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This is a must watch for all Parents and Coaches.
>> Click Here << to check out the Magic Hockey Helmet |
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RMHC's Expectations of Spectators |
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Thursday, 15 November 2007 09:18 |
RMHC'S EXPECTATIONS OF SPECTATORS
RMHC values and respects it's officials. In Canada we lose 10,000 officials every year, mostly because they can't tolerate the abuse. (Source:Hockey Canada Referee's Case Book/Rule Combination, 2005-06) RMHC has addressed this by making it mandatory that players and coaches sign a "Code of Conduct"; an agreement outlining expected behavior and consequences for breaches of conduct.
Spectators are also expected to conduct themselves properly. RMHC will not tolerate spectators' verbal abuse of game officials, opposition players or bench personnel. Should such abuse occur, and the abuser(s) is identified, that person (people) may receive a warning or be told to leave the arena. Any official, on or off-ice, regardless of age or experience may expel a spectator. When this occurs, the game will be stopped until such person(people) leave the spectator area. Should the spectator refuse to leave, the police may be called, and the game may be suspended with the team associated with the spectator(s) possibly being required to forfeit the game.
RMHC's motto is "Skills First", and this applies to development of both players and officials. Our referees vary in age from 11 to 64 and participate as officials for the "Love of the Game". Their goal is to facilitate a fair, safe and competitive game. We thank you all for your support.
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Monday, 23 February 2009 18:42 |
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This story comes from CBC. They featured the story on television and also posted this to the Internet. At the bottom, there are comments from average citizens voicing their opinions on the topic. |
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