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Perth Ice Arena 708 Marshall Rd, Malaga PERTH ICE ARENA 708 MARSHALL RD, MALAGA Welcome to the 2019 Ice Hockey season at West Coast Ice Hockey Association. In preparation for the 2019 season, please ensure you register via Survey Monkey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TX5YNLV by Friday, March 01, 2019. This will help West Coast Ice Hockey Association (WCIHA) prepare for the upcoming season. If you have any issues with registration, please contact the secretary at [email protected]. We would like to introduce our West Coast Committee for 2019: § President: Bryan Maybee [email protected] § Vice President: Igor Hrico [email protected] § Treasurer: Gill McLean [email protected] § Secretary: Dana Chapman [email protected] § Club Captain: Bruce Ross [email protected] § General Member: Michaela Fellows [email protected] § General Member: Kyle Murphy [email protected] § Coaching Coordinator: to be announced Junior Divisions for 2019: Senior Divisions for 2019: 8U birth years 2011 and younger Premier 17 & over, checking 11U birth years 2008, 2009, 2010 Division 1 17 & over, non checking 14U birth years 2005, 2006, 2007 Division 2 17 & over, non checking 17U birth years 2002, 2003, 2004 Division 3 17 & over, non checking Team selections and evaluations will be completed during preseason training. West Coast Ice Hockey Association supports and affords players the opportunity to play to their full potential JUNIOR SEASON Preseason JUNIOR Training Schedule: Commences MARCH 18 8U No preseason training 11U No preseason training (unless trying out for U14’s) 14U Monday March 18 and March 25 _____________ 6:15 - 7 :15pm 17U Wednesday March 20 _______________________5:55 - 6:50pm Thursday March 21 _________________________ 6:15 - 7:15pm Regular Season JUNIOR Training Schedule: Commences MARCH 30 Time Monday Wednesday Thursday Saturday 7:45am Learn to Play 5:55pm 17U 6:15pm 14U 8U, 11U SENIOR SEASON Preseason SENIOR Training Schedule: Commences MARCH 27 Premier Wednesday March 27 ______________ 6:15 - 7:15pm Wednesday April 03 _______________ 7:05 - 8:00pm D1, D2 & D3 Wednesday March 27 _______________ 6:15 - 7:15pm Wednesday April 03 ________________ 7:05 - 8:00pm Regular Season SENIOR Training Schedule: SENIORS Commences APRIL 6 Time Monday Wednesday Thursday Saturday 7:45am Learn to Play 7:05pm Premier, D1, D2, D3 Fee Structure & Options: Registration fee is $60 per member. This covers registration, end of year and AGM events, trophies/medals, administration, jersey and sock repairs/replacements. *West Coast has made a change this year and now includes all PRESEASON and FINALS in their fee structure. If your team does not make finals, then your account will be credited accordingly. Options available: o $1250_Train and Play required: 11U, 14U, 17U, D1 & Premier (optional to D2, D3 but highly recommended) o $600_Train or Play only: available to 8U, D2, D3 (one game or training per week) o $400_Second team fee (includes either trainings, games or both) Discounts Available: § Early bird discount of 10% if paid in full by no later than the 7th of April 2019 § Large Family Discounts – three or more registered players from the one family 25% discount to be applied to the third and subsequent player fees. § Coaching discounts please refer to treasurer § Goalie discount of 50% § FIFO players – 65% of the scheduled fee is payable and must be paid in full or payable in three instalments and paid in full by no later than the 7th June 2019 § Payments in five equal instalments upon request. And payable in full between months one and five of the season. First payment due April 07. Bank Details: Acct Name: West Coast Ice Hockey Association Only one discount per BSB 306 115 Account Number 0131686 family Important Notes for Ice Time Costs: § Absences from trainings and games for more than two week due to illness and/or injury will only be credited to the players account if a doctors certificate is submitted to the West Coast Treasurer [email protected] § Any ice time over 20 trainings/20 games have been included in all fees. As a member of any ice hockey club in Australia, you are required to register with eSports. The costs charged on eSports ensure you are covered with insurance for injury, referee and linesmen, Ice Hockey Australia and Ice Hockey Western Australia administration, etc. You must be registered prior to the start of the season, Juniors March 30/31 and Seniors April 6/7. New members must create an account, existing members must re register. Please register for your age appropriate division. Link: http://www.esportsdesk.com/leagues/pick_league.cfm?clientID=6280&leagueID=0 Odds and Sods Each team requires a certified Coach and Team manager with associated responsibilities. If you have not expressed your interest when registering, please contact the West Coast Secretary at [email protected]. Coaching Course level one being held March 16-17, 9-4 DSR, please contact [email protected] Referee/Linesmen Course level 1 & 2 being held March 23 9-4 and March 24, 9-1, please contact [email protected]. Learn to Play West Coast supports a Junior and Senior Learn to Play program at Perth Ice Arena on Saturday mornings, 7:45-9:15am; the program is ran by term but also accepts drop ins. Second hand Equipment Ice hockey is a costly sport and it’s nice to save money where you can. There are a few sites selling second hand equipment on Facebook: Perth Ice Hockey/Skating BUY AND SELL and Ice/Inline hockey BUY/SWAP/SELL – Australia Check out our website: http://westcoasticehockey.com.au Please follow us on Facebook West Coast Ice Hockey Association Inc. For any queries, questions or concerns, please send an email to [email protected] .
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