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NMYHA Hockey Registration is Open

Hockey registration is open to all new and returning players. All returning players will need to register online prior to August 15th to avoid the $50 late fee.  All payments for registration fees and candy fundraising will be made online.  Please have your visa, mastercard, discover card or paypal account information available. Please click to the left, Registration for more information.

NMYHA members do not pay a monthly ice bill!

First year players get a $205.00 discount on the registration fees.  Please contact registrar via e-mail registrar@nmyha.com to obtain a discount code.


Last Chance for Level 4 CEP

Below is information for a level 4 CEP class.


2nd Annual North Metro Stars Boys Hockey Golf Tournament

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Friday, September 24, 2010

Sundance Golf Course
15240 - 113th Ave N
Dayton, MN 55369

Check in:  11:15am - 12:00pm
Start time: 12:00pm
Entry Fee:  $75.00 per person
Format:      4 person scramble
     (entry fee includes green fees, card & dinner)

After golf awards dinner held in the Sunset room

Prizes for: 1st place team, 2nd place team, longest drive, closest to pin and last place team.

Register by September 17th by contacting Jenny Stroh at 763-228-7765 or jenny.stroh@yahoo.com.

If you're unable to golf and would like to make a donation to the Noth Metro Stars Golf tournament, please contact Jenny Storh for additional information.

Thank you for your support


Bar Bingo and Charitable Gambling

Come out and support NMYHA at Bar Bingo on the following dates and locations:

12 games in all each night.  $1.00/card and 3 chances to win on each card.  With a wide range of games. 

Mad Jack's Sports Cafe

Bar Bingo is on Mondays at Mad Jack's from 6:00-9:00 PM

Morgan's in the Park

Bar Bingo is on Wednesdays at Morgan's starting at 7:00


Fundraising opportunity

Attention Parents,

NMYHA has a great opportunity for you to earn monies to help pay for your child’s hockey expenses working at the Xcel Center during the Minnesota Wild games in the concession areas for Levy Restaurants.  What a great way to support your home team and get out and meet people.  Khaki pants and slip-resistant shoes are required (a coupon is given for Payless to help with the cost of these shoes) A work shirt is also provided. Levy Restaurants will provide training to each worker.  We are looking for a group of 4 or more to participate.
 
If you are interested please contact our volunteer coordinator for further details at fundraising@nmyha.com


To those interested in coaching during the 2010/11 youth hockey season:

Anyone interested in coaching must complete and submit coach application. The application is available on the "Coach" page of the NMYHA website.

We have openings at all levels for either head or assistant coaches.

Scheduled interviews will take place during the August and September Hockey Operations meetings.

All coach candidates must officially apply and be interviewed.



Fall Hockey Skills 2010

Below is information for fall hockey skills training.  This is for all levels, boys & girls.


Mite 1 & Mite 2/3 participants, please note the change of date for some of the sessions.

 


Volunteer Hours

If you are new to NMYHA please see the document below.  It will walk you through how to sign up for volunteer hours. 

Volunteer hours are currently out, more hours will be up sometime within the next few weeks.


Team News Articles

All team news articles have been moved to the NMYHA Team News page. Please check it often to read up on how our teams are doing.


North Metro Youth Hockey Association

Hockey is not an end. It is a means to an end. There is nothing inherently good about scoring, forechecking, backchecking, or winning. It is only good if it promotes education and learning. Those that come away with a higher work ethic, honesty, and integrity are the true winners. Hockey does not build character, rather it reveals it. It's these values that do more than anything else we develop that will be the true measure of how successful the NMYHA is.