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Coaches Appreciation Night
NEMHA will be holding a "Coaches Appreciation Night" on Thursday June 7, 2012 at 8pm at GRUMPY STUMP PUB, Torbay Road. The purpose of this event is to say thank you to those who volunteered their time to help us deliver our hockey program and ensure that the kids have a great season of hockey. All coaches, assistant coaches and managers are invited to attend.
Please email info@neeagles.com if you are planning to attend.
We look forward to seeing you all there!
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Summer Hockey Camp at JB Arena
Glenn Parsons will be running a hockey camp at the Jack Byrne Arena from Aug 26 to Sept 9. The camp will consist of 7 hrs of hockey (4 practices 3 games) at a cost of $150.00. Players should register for the division that they are going to play in next season. Register early for the summer camp as space is limited. Contact appropriate coordinator to register.
| Division | Contact | Email | | Squirt/Novice | Don Crane | d.crane@nf.sympatico.ca | | Atom | Don Crane | d.crane@nf.sympatico.ca | | Peewee | Bill Rumsey | brumsey@nf.sympatico.ca | | Bantam | Bill Rumsey | brumsey@nf.sympatico.ca |
Northeast Minor Hockey Annual General Meeting
The annual general meeting for the Northeast Minor Hockey Association will take place on May 31th – Community Room, Jack Bryne Arena
at 7:00pm.
We encourage all members to attend the AGM to receive updates on the business of your Minor Hockey Association. Also election of executive positions will be held at that time.
Please view the proposed ammendments to the NEMHA Constitution and Bylaws by clicking on the link.
Hickman Iceman Bantam AA Win Gold at All NL Bantam A Tournament
The Hickman Icemen Bantam AA captured the Gold at the All Newfoundland and Labrador Banatm A Easter tournament hosted at O'Heir Arena in St. John's.
Representing NEMHA on the team is Max French and Matthew Hickey.
Congratulations to guys and their team!
Northeast Eagles Players have great year in DMHL Midget League
The Glendenning Gold AAA Plantiffs are the 2012 Doug Marshall Hockey League AAA Champions capturing the Dick Power Memorial Trophy with a 3 to 2 series win over the Universal Corporate Wear AAA Arbitrators.
Representing NEMHA on the team is Brandon Hudson.
The Beaufort Solutions AA Plaintiffs are the 2012 Doug Marshall Hockey League AA Champions. The team takes home the Marv Ryder Memorial Trophy.
Representing NEMHA on the team is Curtis Kavanagh, Callie Langmead, Mark O'Keefe, Liam O'Reilly and Matt Lundrigan.
Curtis Kavanagh was also awarded the Bobby Breen Memorial Trophy for the Most Valuable AA Player of the Playoffs.
Matt Lundrigam was selected to the DMHL AA All-star team as a defenseman.
Congratulations to both teams!
Northeast Eagles Peewee C Captured B Division at Andrew Ryan Tournament
The Northeast Eagles C team capped off a great season with a Championship win at the Andrew Ryan Memorial Tournament this weekend going undefeated in their B Division. The championship game was a repeat game against Exploits valley who were definitely ready to get revenge after Fridays 7-4 loss. Exploits came out strong and the game was tight after two periods tied at one a piece. Midway thru the third period Andrew Sharpe broke the dead lock netting a nice goal in tight and Kyle Evans sealed the deal late in the third… Eagles win 3-1. Jesse Hanlon went thru the tourney with a goals against average of 0.00… Coming in midway thru every game and shutting the door. A great way to end the season… way to go guys.
NORTHEAST Bantam C Wins Silver in Botwood
Congratulations to the Bantam C Team for a fine showing in Botwood, bringing home the silver medal. It was not an easy road to the finals as an opening game loss to the host team meant they would need to go undefeated in their remaining games. The game of the tournament, a gutsy 1-0 victory over the Fogo -Change Island Team, would set up a rematch in the Gold Medal game. The Gold Medal match proved to be another barn burner as the Northeast Eagles gained the lead 4 times only to have the Fogo – Change Island team tie the game each time. The teams entered the 3rd period tied at 4 with Fogo – Change Islands taking the lead midway through the period and hanging on for a 5 - 4 win.
The players and coaches would like to thank the team sponsors and parents for their support through the hockey season.
The coaches would like to thanks the players for their hard work and dedication.
Congratulations are extended to the following players for their performance in the Skills Competition. Nicholas Fogwill (Top Goalie), Lucas Furlong (1st Puck Control), Mackenzie Frost, Rielly Stringer, and Lucas Furlong (1st Team Relay), and Mackenzie Frost (1st Fastest Skater).
Members of the team are:
Back row L - R: Michael Barrington, David Pike, Lucas Furlong, William Duff, Matthew Carroll, Rielly Stringer, Mackenzie Frost, Matthew Broaders, Joshua Furlong, Ryan Dalton.
Front row L – R: Brandon Kennedy, Justin Butt, Colby Young, and Brandon Harnett, Goalies: Talon Bown and Nicholas Fogwill.
Coaches L - R: David Pike (Asst. Coach/Trainer), Ken Furlong (Asst. Coach), and Greg Butt (Head Coach)
Missing from photo: Travis Foley
Northeast Eagles PeeWee C Win Silver in ALL NL
Going undeafted heading into game 5 vs the local undeafted Beothics team... home ice was on the line. Winning (sort of) 4-1 but losing Kyle Auchinleck in the process in a very heated, physical game. The stage was set for a very intense game for the gold. The Beothic team came out strong up 3-1 after the first. North East battled back tieing it in the second. The third was marked by exceptional saves on the both sides with the score tied at 5. With 2:06 left North East received a penalty squashing the moementium they were riding going late in the third period. Heading into over time emotions were high and the crowd was loud. Thirty seconds into the 4th period number 18 crashed the net hard sending himslef, the puck and Jesse into the net knocking off the post in the process... GOAL! Game over.
Our Northeast kids played with passion, respect and heart and represented Northeast very well. Thanks to all the parents and supporters throughout the tournament.
Back Row: Andrew Sharpe, Nick Murphy, Kyle Evans, Dylan Bragg, John Parsons, Brandon Gould, Mark Keats, Noah Kavanagh, Adrian Stevens, Lucas Codner, Peter Moyse, Jeremy McNiven, Nate Noseworthy. Middle: Bradey Howell. Front row: Ian Higden, Kyle O'Brien Auchinleck Jesse Hanlon.
Northeast Eagles Coaches: Jeff Parsons, Sean Keats, Don Stevens, Geoff Moyse, Derek Noseworthy, Team Manger Steve Murphy
NEMHA Midget Capture Bronze in Midget C Provincial Tournament hosted at Bonavista
Congratulations to the NEMHA Midget team on capturing the Bronze medal at the Midget C Provincial Tournament. The team finished the tournament with a record of 2 win, 1 loss and 2 ties.
JOHN ATKINS CONSULTING BANTAM WINS GOLD IN THE TIER 2 BANTAM IHL DIVISION
Congratulations to the John Atkins Consulting Bantam IHL team for winning Gold in the year end Teir 2 tournament. These kids played their heart out in this tournament and showed us all that hard work does pay off. The team had to call on Nick Fogwill to help out in the Champoinship Game
as Jack Hanlon was away on holidays. Both goalies provided the help between the pipes to bring home the Gold. Thanks Nick for helping out.
Members of the team are:
back row L - R Travis Foley, Dillon Miller, Matthew Broaders, William Duff, William Broderick, middle row L- R Jacob Flowers, Ronnie Fennelly, Kyle Evans, Daniel Richard, Evan Boland, front row Jack Hanlon. Missing from photo is Nick Picco, Noel Howley, and Bradley Vincent
NOVICE MINOR AVALANCHE TEAM WAS SUCCESSFUL IN CAPTURING GOLD
IN-THE-BOX ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE WINS GOLD!
KAVANAGH'S CONSTRUCTION WINS GOLD!
Kavanagh’s Construction finished the 2012 season in style going undefeated in their Tier and winning the gold medal in exciting style with a shoot out win. John Parsons had the shoot out winner, Noah Kavanagh had a strong playoff performance with 7 goals and Jesse Hanlon had the best goals against average with 1:00 and 2 shut outs.
The biggest asset was that they played as a team, clean and hard working we should be proud of these North East kids. From Left to Right:
Dylan Bragg, Noah Kavanagh, Manager Renee Parsons, William Slaney, Nathan Noseworthy, Coach Derek Noseworthy, Liam Power, John Parsons, Tyler Stringer, Jesse Hanlon, Jordan Griffin, Ryan Mackenzie, Johnny Woodfine, Coach Jeff Parsons, David O’toole, Jacob Manning, Nick Day.
We would like to thank all the parents and supporters for all their help, understanding and devotion all year.
NORTHEAST PEEWEE THRUM ENERGY WINS FIRST IN IHL
All 5 Northeast PeeWee Teams Had Great Seasons in the Inter-Locking House League (IHL) with the NE Thrum Energy finishing in first place overall!! This was a very impressive feat considering the league consisted of 21 teams from Mount Pearl, CBR, Avalon Celtics, Goulds and Northeast. The parents would like to thank the coaches for a successful season on and off the ice!
Back Row: Head Coach Don Stevens, Adrian Stevens, Coaches Rod Evans and Ken Auchinleck
Middle Row: Nicholas Welsh, Alex Murphy, Bridger Thiessen, Kyle Evans, Grace Williams, Ryan Squires, Darian Vokey
Front Row: Emma Sullivan, Dalton Hickey, Kyle O’Brien Auchinleck, Lucas Codner, Jeremy McNiven, Nicholas Murphy, Josh Farrell
Front: Goalie Ryan Murley
NORTHEAST EAGLES BRUINS NOVICE TEAM WIN GOLD!
The Bruins finished the season with a 3-0 victory. Kyle Mitchelmore had the shutout and goals scored by Ryan Roche, Matthew Maddigan, and Brett Hudson. The team had an excellent season and would like to thank their coaches and parents for all their support.
Back Row: Dave Lundrigan, Albert Mitchelmore & Barry Hudson
Middle Row: Tyler Mahon-Gosse, Catherine Summers, Dylan Hiller, Ian
Walsh, Zachary Haley, Perry Cahill, Ryan Roche & Ben Lundrigan
Front Row: Matthew Maddigan, Brady Mitchelmore, Augie Ashley , Ryan
Codner, Josh Holwell, Brett Hudson, Matthew Johnson,andKyle Mitchelmore
NORTHEAST Bantam B Receives Silver
It was a close series between St. John's and Northeast . A victory for St. John's in game one, was followed by a shoot out victory for Northeast in game two of the series. Game Three was a great contest between the two teams, with all the players playing an excellent game for both teams. The game was scoreless until the last two minutes of the third when St. John's scored and took the lead 1-0, the Eagles battled to even the score but an open net goal resulted in a silver medal for the Eagles. The game was hard fought and either team could have won the titled.
The end result for the Eagles was a that is was successful season where they players saw themselves constantly at the top of the league jockeying for the first place position throughout the year with Mt. Pearl, and CBR. The Team was well represented by the performance of all the players, and the young men showed their character with a salute to the fans at the end of the Championship game. The team is now preparing to travel to Labrador City for the All- NL and certainly if they play as hard as they did during the DJHL playoffs and season they will do well. Lets wish them luck on the journey and the games they will play representing the NEMHA league in the "Big Land"
NEMHA Photo Information
Kings Photography is the official photographer for the NEMHA. If up did not already place your order on photo day photos taken can be purchased through them by visiting their website at www.kingsphoto.net.
Once on the website follow these steps for ordering if you wish to do so.
1 - Click View your picturers
2 - Click Sports
3 - Click Northeast Eagles Minor Hockey Association
4 - Password NEMHA2012
Then select your child's photos. Any questions regarding packages should be directed to King's Photography.
NOTE: There are no pick up order - everything will be mailed out within the next week or so.
NEMHA Atom McHockey - Atlas Pizza captured Silver
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After dropping the first game Atlas came back to win three straight. After being down 4-1 in the semi-finals they came back to tie the game with 1:30 remaining. Overtime solved nothing. After six rounds in the shootout they would prevail. Although they came up short in the gold medal game they had a solid tournament bringing home the silver.
NEMHA PEEWEE B CAPTURE DJHL GOLD
NEMHA Peewee B All-star Team won Don Johnson Hockey League (Tri-Com) Gold Sunday evening! The entire team played amazingly well with great heart in order to beat the first place team overall, the CBR Renegades. In the best two out of three, Northeast won the series 2 games straight, winning the first game last week as a nail biting shootout win 3-2, and sealing the championship with a convincing 4-1 victory Sunday evening. Our offence again showed great heart and hustle, with Kyle Rumsey scoring the only goal in the shootout in the first game, while Matthew McCarthy and Travis Manning each scoring a pair in the clinching victory. The stingy defensive core, having not allowing any more than 3 goals in any one regular season game all year (averaging 1.6 GPG), were again stellar, holding the powerhouse CBR team to only a few quality chances. Goaltender Braden Kean rose to the occasion challenging the excellent CBR shooters, and no one will forget Will Cadigan's brilliant glove save to seal the Game 1 shootout victory!
The team would like to thank all the support received from parents, family & friends, as well as from their sponsors and NEMHA. Congratulations to the other teams & their families for such a fun-filled year
Back row: Travis Manning, Rod Senior, Mike Murphy, Julia Fitzpatrick, Kate Hickey, Dylan Crichton, Ryan Oldford, Matthew Senior, Antonio Shano, Bill Rumsey, John Hopkins
Middle Row: Ben Hopkins, Kyle Murphy, Harrison Power, Matthew McCarthy, Kyle Rumsey, Christopher Neil, Cole Hillier, Cody Riggs
Front Row: Braden Kean, William Cadigan
HOCKEY CANADA 'S SUMMER SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CAMP RETURNING TO
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR FOR A SEVENTH YEAR
The camp will run from August 20-24, 2012 in Mount Pearl at the Glacier Arena.
Built on the model of the very successful Hockey Canada Skills Development Camp program, which have been taking place throughout the country f or the past fifteen seasons, the camp will offer min or hockey players in the Novice, Atom and Pee Wee categ or ies the opp or tunity to be a member of “Team Canada” f or five days.
On and off ice sessions will be lead by Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador as well as other qualified instructors. Various junior players are also scheduled to make an appearance.
Over the five day camp, participants will take part in a variety of on-ice and off-ice activities aimed at skill development with an emphasis on having FUN. Registration will be divided into three separate divisions with a maximum of 35 participants per division; Group one (Novice/Atom), Group two (Atom) and Group three (Peewee).
The cost of the five day camp will be $350 per player (Payment details are listed below).
Players who attend the camp will receive:
•2 on-ice sessions per day – Hockey Canada skills testing session, position specific sessions, safety/checking sessions and more.
•2 goalie only specific sessions.
•Sessions will be aimed at developing the fundamental skills of skating, passing, goaltending, stick handling and shooting.
•Quality player to coach ratio.
•Off-ice fitness/games sessions (led by qualified instructors), team building/safety sessions.
•Swim/Pool Day
•Players will also receive; Hockey Canada jersey, t-shirt, water bottle, lunch on two of the days and various give-a-ways throughout the week.
For more information on this camp please contact:
Trevor Murphy
Hockey Canada Skills Camp
709-576-2767
709-725-1152
Respect in Sport Program for Parents
All parents and guardians of NEMHA players are encouraged to complete the Respect in Sport program which can be accessed through the following link:
Respect in Sports for Parents
It costs $12 and you will need your childrens' birthdates to complete your registration. Select your Minor Hockey Association "Northeast Minior".
The Respect in Sport program for Coaches, Parents and Activity Leaders provides in-depth information on the subjects of bullying, abuse, harassment and neglect in a convenient, safe and easy to comprehend manner. This multi-media program utilizes audio with synchronized visuals, animations that demonstrate negative behaviors and provide ideas of how a situation may be better handled, includes valuable information from subject matter experts delivered in a clear and concise fashion, and asks questions of the leaders based on the animated scenarios displayed.
Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador is the governing body of hockey within the province to foster and encourage the sport. They have sanctioned the Respect in Sport program for all their coaches and parents and are fully supportive of this type of awareness.
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