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QYH January Update
Please read the January Schedule carefully Pro Edge is back for the entire month. Games will still go on but all practices will be run by Pro Edge with Power Skating and Skills.
CHANGE IN MITE SKILLS TIMING
To help alleviate crowding on the ice during skills, we are breaking up the mite timing.
Friday, January 27 - 2nd year mites ONLY
Click for January Schedule
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| HEADLINES | | | |  | | | | | | | MEMBERS MEETING INFORMATION | | | |  | | | by
posted 01/24/2012 Hello -
Information handed out at our MEMBERS meeting on 1/23 is available on the DOCUMENTS tab of this website.
Please take a moment to review this information and email me at
or Amy O'Brien at
with any questions.
Thank you
Matt Gibbons
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| | | | QYH Hockey Night North Quincy High vs Quincy High | | | |  | | | by
posted 01/24/2012
QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY NIGHT
WEAR YOUR QYH JERSEYS
Come and support both High Schools
CHEER ON THE MITEY MITES !!!!!
as they skate in between the 1st and 2nd period of the
NORTH QUINCY HIGH
vs
QUINCY HIGH
Varsity Hockey Game
SATURDAY JANUARY 28th 7:50pm
JV Game before 6:40pm


Brought to you by www.simplysinful.net
Come check them out
In the Lobby before the game selling cookies and chocolates
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| | | | QYH ANNUAL MEETING | | | |  | | | by
posted 01/10/2012
Matt Gibbons and the QYH Board of Directors would like to invite you to our ANNUAL MEETING
The meeting will be held
Monday, February 6 @7pm to be held upstairs in Trophy Room.
Nominations for 3 open board seats will be taken during this meeting.
Thank you
Amy
We look forward to seeing you there.
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| | | | QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY PHONES | | | |  | | | by
posted 09/14/2011
QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY PHONE CHANGES
Quincy Youth Hockey has made some changes to our phone service.
The 617-472-5966 number no longer exists.
The main # to the rink is 617-479-8371.
For QYH and Amy O'Brien - ext 102
Fax # 617-687-5529
For QYA and Michelle Stenberg - ext 101
Fax # 617-479-4234
THANK YOU!
Amy
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| | | | SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES | | | |  | | | by
posted 09/12/2011
QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY HAS SEVERAL
NEW SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS
IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT
AMY @ 617-479-8371 X15
Quincy Youth Hockey
Sponsor Opportunities
FRIENDS OF QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY - $250 annual fee
Your company name/logo would be proudly displayed on our new FRIENDS OF QYH WALL. Two year term. Tax deductible donation. ____________
MESSAGE CENTER ADVERTISEMENT - $200 annual fee
Our new electronic message center being installed in the QYH lobby for all visitors to check dates/times/events/locker rooms assignments. Your company/organization name will proudly scroll on the QYH MESSAGE CENTER screen. Annual term. Tax deductible donation. _____________
QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY WEBSITE - $150 annual fee.
Your company name/logo would be proudly displayed on our website sponsor page with a link to your website as well as scroll across the home page. Annual term. Tax deductible donation. ____________
COMBINATION OF ALL 3 OPTIONS - $500 annual fee.
___________
Please check option that suits you and return form with check.
Quincy Youth Hockey Association
60 Murphy Memorial Dr. Quincy, MA 02169
**Advertisements run for entire 2011/2012 Season**
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| | | | PENALTY BOX DANCE IS BACK | | | |  | | | by
posted 08/23/2011
PENALTY BOX DANCE
Come join the fun!!
Saturday, January 7th
@ the First Church of Squantum
7pm to 10pm
for all Middle School kids.
Tickets are $12 and will be sold at the door.
Please see PENALTY BOX tab for more details.
Special Thanks to....
Maureen Greene
Marilyn Davis
Christina Dunn
Maura Doherty
Kathy O'Brien
Tony Tervakoski
Laurie Parrish
Janice Sheehan
Bob and Nancy Garland
Jim Billie
Shane Hurley
John Byrnes
Kathy Quirk
Paul Gagne
.
**volunteers always needed - please contact Doreen Hayward @
AND
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| | | | Cross Ice at Quincy Youth Hockey | | | |  | | | by
posted 09/28/2010 Why is Quincy Youth Hockey migrating to more In House Cross Ice sessions at the Mite Level?
Beginning with the 2005-06 season, USA Hockey mandated that all programs fielding teams ages 8 and under were required to run cross-ice programs. Currently, as part of the American Development Model, USA Hockey is further expanding the way we think about hockey in general and the benefits of small sided games and practices (see links and resources below).
What IS Cross Ice Hockey?
Cross Ice Hockey is designed for coaches to focus on, and thus accelerate, the development of an individual player's core ice hockey skills (skating, stick handling, passing and shooting) in a team oriented setting while keeping a fun and positive atmosphere on the ice.
Further more, Cross Ice hockey better utilizes a full sheet of ice while simultaneously providing a better practice/game experience to smaller and younger players. The rapid pace and repetition allows skills to develop at a much faster pace since players are skating on a length of ice that is 85 feet as opposed to 200.
How will my son/daughter benefit from Cross Ice Hockey?
Playing in smaller areas allows each player to experience:
MOREtouches of the puck per player
MOREshooting, passing and scoring opportunities
MOREquick changes in direction, improving skating skills
MOREaction for goaltenders due to increased shooting
LESSstoppage of play, allowing for MORE game action and fun
Is Cross Ice Hockey New?
Cross ice has been around for a long time in Europe, Canada and the Northern United States. Over the last few years Quincy Youth Hockey has taken a hybrid approach to implementing the cross ice format, holding cross ice sessions once a month.
How will it work this year at the QYH Mite Level?
Each week each team will participate in a 50 minute practice/skills session and a 50 minute organized game.
On game day there will be 1 “traditional” full sheet game between two teams and one cross ice set of games between 3 combined teams organized to play 3 on 3. On a weekly basis, teams will rotate between the full ice and cross ice formats.
In both cases, coaches will coach and teach players during the game. The emphasis will be on FUN for all players while developing players’ core hockey skills.
Additional Links and Resources
American Development Model
CT Hockey - more information about Cross Ice
Article from Boston Globe - Mike Milbury interview
Article from USA Hockey Magazine - by Roger Grillo
Northern Vermont Cross Ice Mites
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| | | | Power Play Sports Pro Shop | | | |  | | | by
posted 09/24/2010
POWER PLAY SPORTS
Skate Sharpening -- Hockey Accessories
Hockey Equipment -- Team Outfitters
HOURS of OPERATION
Sept --- April
Mon -- Fri 4:30 pm --- 8:30 pm
Sat & Sun 7:30 am --- 5:00 pm
Phone: 617 - 328 - 3422
Visit us Online (See Tab On Left Side Menu)
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