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Midget Female a Championship March 20-25, 2018 2018 Midget Female A Championship March 20‐25, 2018 Hosted By: 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Table of Contents Page Table of Contents 2 Contact Information 3 General Championship Information 4 Schedule 5 Open Ceremonies and Banquet Information 6 Coach’s Meeting Information/Apparel 6 Arena Location 7 Accommodations 8 Williams Lake Information 9 Williams Lake Information 10 Williams Lake Things to Do 11 Sports Stores/Restaurants/Pizza 12 Medical Facilities 13 Williams Lake Map 14 Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 2 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Contact Information Host Association Williams Lake Minor Hockey Association PO Box 4136, 525 Proctor Street, Williams Lake, BC V2G‐2V2 PHONE: 250‐392‐2211 FAX: 250‐392‐2261 EMAIL: [email protected] Organization/Planning Kelly Call Championships Chair, Host Committee 250‐267‐9101 or [email protected] Mike Rispin Championships Co‐Chair, Host Committee Todd Isnardy President, Williams Lake Minor Hockey Jen Loewen Female Coordinator, Williams Lake Minor Hockey Patricia Rodgers Ice Scheduler, Williams Lake Minor Hockey Association Sean Orr Senior Manager, Leagues and Events, BC Hockey 250‐652‐2978 or [email protected] Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 3 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 General Championship Information Date of Championships Tuesday, March 20th ,2018 (Travel & Banquet) Wednesday. March 21st to Sunday March 25th, 2018 Registration Noon‐4:00 pm at the Cariboo Memorial Complex Tuesday March 20th, 2018 Opening Ceremonies Opening Ceremonies – Wednesday, March 21st , 2018 Cariboo Memorial Complex – Rink #1 Banquet Information 5:30pm Tuesday, March 20th , 2018 Location TBA The banquet will be free of charge, limited only to players and team staff. Buffet (Special Meal Requirements will be available) Guest Speaker – ??????????? . Coaches Meeting 8:00pm Tuesday, March 20th ,2018 Cariboo Memorial Complex – Meeting Room Closing Ceremonies Closing Ceremonies will be following the 7:00pm Championship Game on Sunday, March 25th (subject to playoff schedule format) Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 4 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Schedule Cariboo Memorial Arena – Rink #1 Division A Day 1: Day 2: 7:30 10:30 A3 vs A1 8:00 A1 vs A4 1:15 A4 vs A5 10:45 A2 vs A5 4:00 A6 vs A2 1:30 A3 vs A6 6:45 Opening Ceremonies 4:15 A4 vs A7 7:15 A7 vs A3 7:00 A1 vs A2 Day 3: Day 4: 8:00 A7 vs A5 11:00 A5 vs A1 10:45 A1 vs A6 1:45 A6 vs A4 1:15 A3 vs A4 4:30 A2 vs A3 4:15 A2 vs A7 7:15 A7 vs A1 7:00 A5 vs A6 Day 5: 8:00 A4 vs A2 10:45 A5 vs A3 1:30 A6 vs A7 5:00 7:30 Championship Game Recommended Host Team – A7 Home team shown first In round robin Games the Home team is shown first First Place Team in the Round Robin will be the Home Team in the Championship Game Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 5 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Banquet Information The Banquet will be held at a location TBA on Tuesday March 20th and will include all teams. The Cost of the banquet is FREE and is open to players, officials and coaches only. Special Dietary Meal Requests will be made available. Coach’s Meeting Information Location: Cariboo Memorial Arena meeting room Time: 8:00‐9:00pm Agenda Discuss Tournament Format and Receive Info: Packages Review Rules and Regulations Review of safety protocols and EAP. Collection of Team Registration if this has not been handed in already Question Period All coaches, team managers and team safety personnel are required to attend this session with the Referee In Chief, BC Hockey and WLMHA executive, and tournament co‐ordinators. Apparel Apparel must be pre‐ordered and paid prior to the Championships. Further information will be provided. Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 6 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Arena Location Cariboo Memorial Complex Rink 1and Rink 2 The Hockey Shop and the arena concession will be open during the Championship. The concession offers homemade food and other products. 525 Proctor St., Williams Lake, BC 250‐398‐7665 View Map on RinkDB.com » Transportation Greyhound Bus service, Central Mountain Air, and Pacific Coastal Airlines are available in Williams Lake. Williams Lake also has a taxi service and BC Transit. For more information contact the Williams Lake Visitor Centre at 250‐392‐5025. Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 7 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Accommodations Williams Lake offers hotels and motels all within 6 kilometers of the Cariboo Memorial Complex Please see below for all hotels: Coast Hotel Ramada 285 Donald Road 1118 Lakeview Crescent Williams Lake, BC V2G 4K4 Williams Lake, BC V2G 1A3 Phone: 250‐398‐7055 Toll Free: 1‐800‐663‐6898 Best Western Sandman Hotel 1850 South Broadway Avenue 664 Oliver Street Williams Lake, BC V2G 5G8 Williams Lake, BC V2G 1M6 Phone: 778‐412‐9000 Phone: 250‐392‐6557 Super 8 Motel Drummond Lodge 1712 South Broadway Avenue 1405 South Highway 97 Williams Lake, BC V2G 2W4 Williams Lake, BC V2G 2W3 Phone: 250‐398‐8884 Phone: 250‐392‐5334 Lakeside Motel Valleyview Motel 1505 South Highway 97 1523 South Highway 97 Williams Lake, BC V2G Williams Lake, BC V2G 2W3 Phone: 250‐392‐4181 Phone: 250‐392‐4655 Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 8 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Welcome to Williams Lake, British Columbia The City of Williams Lake serves at the main hub for the vast Cariboo Chilcotin Coast region of BC, stretching from Bella Coola in the west to the rural communities of likely and Horsefly to the east. It is a land of unparalleled beauty, where the geography ranges from dense forests and pristine mountain lakes to arid cactus‐covered vistas, rugged canyons and open plains. The area is a major attraction for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wealth of opportunities for mountain biking, ATVing, snowmobiling, kayaking, fishing, hunting, skiing (both downhill and cross‐country), camping, and hiking. As a destination, the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast offers a wide range of year‐round activities for the entire family. Not only is the region diverse in landscape and wildlife, it is rich in culture and history which are sure to keep your interest and provide a memorable experience. The History of Williams Lake On March 15th 1929 Williams Lake became incorporated. Williams Lake is named in honour of Shuswap (Secwepemc) chief William, whose counsel prevented the Shuswap from joining the Chilcotin in their uprising against the settler population. During the Cariboo Gold Rush in 1860, Gold Commissioner Philip Henry Nind and Chief Constable William Pinchbeck were sent from Victoria to organize a local government and maintain law and order. At the time, two pack trails led to the goldfields, one from the Douglas Road and another trail through the Fraser Canyon. Both met at Williams Lake, which made it a good choice for settlers and merchants. By 1861, Commissioner Nind had built a government house and had requested the funds to build a jail. With the center of local government being at Williams Lake, the miners and businessmen all had to travel there to conduct their business and soon the town had a post office, a courthouse, a roadhouse and the jail that Nind had requested. William Pinchbeck had been busy with building his own roadhouse, saloon and store. Eventually he owned most of the valley. In 1863, the town received news of the construction of the Cariboo Road which made them excited believing it would pass through their already established and important trading center. However, the road builder Gustavus Blin Wright rerouted the original trail so that it bypassed Williams Lake and went through 150 Mile House instead. The Williams Lake by‐pass doomed the city and accusations flew that Gustavus Blin Wright had changed the route for his own personal benefit as he owned a roadhouse at Deep Creek along the new route. Regardless of Wright's motives, Williams Lake was forgotten and wouldn't be reborn until nearly half a century later with the construction of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, later BC Rail and now CN Rail. Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences Page 9 2018 Midget Female A BC Hockey Championships March 20‐March 25, 2018 Williams Lake – Mural Capital of the Cariboo Chilcotin Williams Lake’s official designation as Mural Capital of the Cariboo Chilcotin was solidified in 2016 with the unveiling of the new sign at the intersection of Highways 97 and 20 has been well received by locals and tourists alike. Williams Lake now boasts 17 murals with more to come depicting our local history. Murals can be found all around the Lakecity, both in prominent locations and in intimate back alleys. Mural artist Dwayne Davis has been at the helm creating the murals which tell the story of the community in the past, present, and future. A brochure of the mural locations can be picked up at the Williams Lake Visitor Centre. Williams Lake – Wrestling Day January 2nd A Day to Call our Own, How `Wrestling Day` became to be. This Day was derived from the creative minds of 2 early merchants named Alistair MacKenzie & Sid Western.
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