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YOUTH HOCKEY POLICIES, Revised June 2, 2009
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GHL & Youth Hockey Fall & Winter Registration 
Online and mail-in forms will be available beginning July 6th. On site registration days include July 18th, time TBA.
This Fall MAYHA will be offering a 5 week program for Termites, Mites, Squirts, Peewees, Bantams as well as a 6 week High School League. The Fall programs will begin September 8th.
- Location: Glacier Ice Rink
- 8 Sessions per month-10 weeks ------ Every Tuesday & Thursday- 5-6pm
- Peewee, Bantam, High School
Each session will be instructed by conditioning coaches hired by Glacier Ice Rink/ Missoula Area Youth Hockey Association. Coaches include: Matt Tschider ( High School Varsity Conditioning Coach), Joren Johnson ( High School Va rsity Head Coach), Jake Housman (Bantam A Head Coach), Ben Burns (High School JV Assistant Coach), Tim Zalinger (MAYHA Goalie Coach), Traver Mcleod ( High School Varsity Assistant Coach)
Training will include Plyometrics, Strength Training, Shooting Skills & Conditioning
Sessions will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 5-6pm
COST: $50 per month- REGISTER NOW!
Rocky Mountain Hockey Schools in Missoula 2009
Summer Skill Development Camps
Location: Missoula, Montana – The Glacier Ice Arena
Dates: August 18-22, 2009
Cost: $355 (squirt-midgets) $200 (mites)
Each camp includes 3 hours of on-ice instruction per day in a 5-day camp. Incorporated in each sessions are many European influences, small zone games, creativity, technique, skill, and system development exercises (please see our Camp Focuses for a specific camp syllabus).
We guarantee each student will come away from an RMHS camp a better player. ********************************************************* MISSOULA HOCKEY PLAYER SELECTED FOR NATIONAL CAMP Maul, an eighth grader at Meadow Hill Middle School, was one of only two forwards selected from the Northern Rockies District to participate in the national camp in Rochester, New York, which will be held July 8-14. The Northern Rockies District is made up of players from Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota. At the national camp, Maul will be joined by select players from the other 12 districts that comprise USA Hockey.
Camp Focus – Shooting, Scoring, & Conditioning Camp
The full spectrum of the RMHS developed stickhandling progression from basic dribbling to advanced puck control concepts such as puck protection and creating space will be the foundation for this camp. Also covered in depth during the stickhandling portion will be passing lanes, vision, play away from the puck, support, and the proper execution of advanced fakes and dekes. All conditioning drills will utilize the European Training Method of incorporating pucks into all skating drills to ensure proper puck control skill and habit development. Fundamental knowledge of how to properly train ones body for athletic competition will be discussed, stressing proper work to rest ratios, hydration, and optimal physical conditioning. Advanced powerskating drills will also be included, focusing on the speed and power development while conditioning.
Camp Focus – Mite Camp
Pure skating fundamentals will be covered in-depth, including: edges, power, speed, quickness, forward & backward stride, Agility, & and small area games to build reactions and response time essential for the game of hockey.
Special offer: Attention all Hockey Families. RMHS is offering a $25 discount to all members thru April 30th. Please sign up online and enter Earlybird in the promo code box of the last online registration page to receive this discount now!
Register now bantam-midgets ELITE Register now mites
Register now squirt & peewee New! Goaltending Camp
Paige Maul, a 14-year-old Missoula youth hockey player, has been selected to take part this
summer in USA Hockey’s national camp.
Maul was picked to attend the national camp based on his performance at the Northern Rockies regional camp held earlier this month in Minot, N.D. Maul, who had 8 goals and 3 assists in 3 games at the regional camp, is the first boy from Missoula to ever advance to the national camp.
Maul has played for Missoula Area Youth Hockey Association teams since he was 6 years old. This past season, he was the captain of the Missoula Bruins Bantam A team that won the state championship. Maul had 98 points in 45 games for the Bruins.
Missoula Area Youth Hockey Association (MAYHA)
is a Montana registered non-profit corporation that was created in the fall of 1996 by parents and supporters of Missoula's youth hockey teams. MAYHA competes in the Montana Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) which is a member of USA Hockey.
Please contact Gary Jahrig for more information on all Youth Hockey programs 880-9007
