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Two More Summer Opportunities!
Late Breaking News on Summer Inline Hockey!
Summer Inline Games begin Wednesday 6/23 at Cass Park.??My apologies?to those of you who got the word late or not till now. There is still plenty of time to sign up. We will be registering players the next few Wednesdays for those who could not make it last week.
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We will be playing games every Wednesday Juniors (10U)??5:30-6:45 Intermediates (14U) 6:50-8:20 ?Seniors (17U) 8:30-10:00.
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I will be allowing subs to play up or down within reason. I want 8-10 players on each team with a goalie.?I will assist in picking the teams and assigning subs. This will allow players to play two games as needed.? My goal is to have 3 good hockey games each week.
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Required Hockey Gear: Helmet with cage, Gloves, Shin & Elbow pads, Cup, some sort of hockey pants (inline/Ice), Skates with all wheels attached, mouthguard. All gear should be designed for hockey.
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Let me know if you want to?play goalie, we?always need goalies.??I have some gear but you still need the basics.
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Inline hockey is a great way to spend your Wednesdays. Average game cost is $5.40 and you wont find a better workout anywhere. Stop by and check it out. E-mail if you need any more info.
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See you there. BRING YOUR WATERBOTTLE.
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Joe Sullivan
usedhockey@aol.com
sullyvan@aol.com
SPORTS @ First
“Sharing the Goal: Sports, Spirituality and Physical Well-being” will be led by renowned former Cornell lacrosse coach Richie Moran with Eric Clay, August 2-6. Youth entering grades 4 through 8 may register for the 9:00 a.m. – 1 p.m. program.
Youth will engage the fundamentals of a different sport each day, including football, volleyball, soccer, hockey, basketball and lacrosse. Physical and spiritual well-being topics will include wellness, nutrition, conditioning, injuries, breathing, meditation and reflection from a wide range of health fields and religious traditions.
The camp fosters the ability of participants to tackle work as team members at home and at school. We include family recreation activities, such as bocce, badminton and croquet. Daily themes include: positive thinking, respect, fellowship and fun; feeling good and helping others; sharing success and failure (winning and losing) on the field of life; being a leader and a team player.
Coaches, health professionals and athletes from local colleges, who understand the value of a well-rounded balance of activities for youth, will be guest leaders. ?
This is a public service offering of NEIGHBORS @ First Congregational Church located at 309 Highland Road, Ithaca, near Cornell. Open to all persons, those of any religious faith or none at all, to share the hospitality of our religious community. Fees: Participants are asked to make a donation rather than pay a registration fee. Contact: Eric Clay, (607) 257-6033,
Mary
Mary Grainger
421 Highland Road
Ithaca, NY 14850
607-257-3268 phone
607-257-0483 fax
mmgithaca@aol.com
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