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Summer Skills & Drills Ice. Don't let your blades get rusty and lose those skills you worked so hard all year to master. Come out for some hockey fun once a week throughout the summer! Focus will be on individual skills and small area games. June 2nd - September 8th -
13 Tuesday Sessions
Registration and pay Online- More Info |
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Southcentral Alaska’s most popular hockey camp is coming to Fairbanks -
Alaska Hockey Camps focuses on fundamentals!
July 13-17, 2009 -
Big Dipper Ice Arena, Fairbanks, Alaska
Mites & Squirts 10:00-11:30am
Pee Wees & Bantams 3:00-4:30pm |
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Alaska Hockey Academy
proudly invites you to attend the main camp 3-6 Aug 2009.
Open to all hockey players ages 6 to 14.
UAF Nanook Head Coach Dallas Ferguson, Nanooks assistant coaches, Lance West and Brian Meisner, along with former Nanook Erik Drygas, plus
several Nanooks from the 2008-09 season. (Read More) |
IMPORTANT - The future of youth referees for youth sports is in jeopardy. The problem
is that referees are not considered contractors by the State of Alaska and
therefore need to carry workman's comp and disability insurance. For some
reason, this group was not included in the exempt status when the law was
drafted. (Read More)
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to Play Guidelines after Head Injuries |
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Call
the FAHA Cold Weather Hotline at 452-6120
to confirm game status prior to outdoor games in extreme
weather. Outdoor games are cancelled when the Fairbanks
temperature is -15° F or colder.
Note-The weather info listed is not always
accurate. You may encounter local temperature variations.
Always check our Cold Weather Hotline to verify whether
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FAHA
Philosophy
The Fairbanks Amateur Hockey Association's philosophy
is to promote the growth of ice hockey and to provide
the best possible experience for all participants by encouraging,
developing, advancing, and administering the sport. |
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FAHA
Goals
- A fair and equal opportunity to participate.
- The opportunity for children to learn the basic skills
without the distraction associated with an over-emphasis
on winning.
- An opportunity for new players who wish to play hockey.-
An opportunity for those who wish to advance into a more
competitive environment to do so.
- A safe and healthy environment for all.
- Qualified adult leadership. |
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