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SHROPSHIRE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Shropshire Junior Development Centres – Autumn 2015 SHROPSHIRE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Shropshire Junior Development Centres – Autumn 2015 PLAYER INFORMATION There will be 4 centres around the county. These will run from September through to November when selections will be made for the Junior Academy Centres (JACs). For near beginners through to county players. Players will be grouped based on experience. Bring your friends. Boys and Girls - Core skill coaching including 3 competitions. £64 at Shrewsbury/Telford, £48 at Much Wenlock & £54 at Whitchurch. All U16 and U17s (99 & 00) birthdays will be at William Brookes and cost £35. Specialist GK coaching at William Brookes for all ages - £48 MUCH WENLOCK – William Brookes School WHITCHURCH – Sir John Talbot’s Boys and Girls Boys and Girls 99,00, 01, 02, 03,04 and 05 01, 02,03,04 and 05 U13 / U15’s & goalkeepers – Cost £48 Cost £54 U16 / U17’s (99 & 00 b’days) – Cost £35 Tuesdays – 5:00pm – 6:30pm Sundays 10am - 12pm(U16/17’s & GK’s) U15/U13 (01.02,03,04 and 05 birthdays) or 12 - 2pm(U13/15’s) 15th Sept, 22rdSept, 29thSept, 6thOct,13thOct. 13th Sept, 27th Sept, 11th Oct TELFORD – Wrekin College SHREWSBURY – Meole Brace School Boys and Girls Boys and Girls 01,02,03,04 and 05 01, 02,03,04 and 05 Cost £64 Cost £64 Wednesdays 6pm – 8pm Thursdays 6pm – 8pm U15 (01 & 02 birthdays) – 16th Sept, U15 (01 & 02 birthdays) – 10th Sept,24th Sept, 23rd Sept, 30th Sept,7th Oct, 14th Oct, 8th Oct, 22nd Oct, 12th Nov, U13 (03,04 and 05 birthdays) – 16th Sept, U13 (03,04 and 05 birthdays) – 17th Sept, 23rd Sept, 30th Sept,7thOct, 14th Oct, 1st Oct, 15th Oct, 5th Nov, 19th Nov Competition dates for U15/13 boys – Sundays 10am-1pm Oct 25th, Nov 1st, 15th at W.Brookes Competition dates for U15/13 girls – Sundays 11am-2pm Oct 25th Nov 1st, 15th at Meole Brace You could just turn up to the first session but it helps if we have an idea of numbers. Numbers permitting all applicants will have a place. For any queries contact Gilly Cross on 01743 364679 [email protected] Juliet O`Neill on 01743 245467(h) 07941 444037(m) [email protected] . John Beckett [email protected] Players should bring a stick, shin pads, gum shield, a drink, and appropriate clothing for the weather. Please assume you have a place at your choice of centre and attend the first session. We look forward to seeing you for another season of hockey and welcome all newcomers to the programme Please complete the player registration form online at www.ehbplayersystem . Where possible this should be done before the first session. Payment can be made at the first session – please bring a cheque and a printed copy of your registration form. Or you can secure your place in advance by sending the payment form to: Mr Ian Styles Accountants, 140 A Longden Coleham,Shrewsbury,SY3 7DN [email protected] . In cases of financial need this fee may be reduced. Players in the same family pay full price for the first and half price for the rest. Cheques to Shropshire Hockey Association EARLY APPLICATION STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. Later applications will be accepted A detailed list of times and dates for individual centres will be distributed at the first session .
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