Friday, 3 February, 2012 05:35 pm
IHQ is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitable candidates for all 2012 State Team Official Positions (Coach, A/Coach, Manager, Medic). EOI/Cover Letter can be found here: 2012 State Team Official Nomination. Those interested are requested to provide a CV in line with the position being applied for. Deadline for submissions if 5pm, Wednesday 7th March.
Note: Coach and Assist Coaching positions will be evaluated by Mike Hall, Coaching Director, with recommendations put to the Committee for ratification. All other roles will be evaluated by the Management Committee.
Tournament dates (to be ratified at the IHA GA in March):
- John McCrae-Williamson Jamboree: Adelaide, 8-10 June
- Phil Ginsberg: Adelaide, 18-22 July
- Syd Tange Trophy: Adelaide, 18-22 July
- Jim Brown Trophy: TBA
- Kurt DeFris Memorial: TBA
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Sunday, 29 January, 2012 03:14 pm
Four (4) skill specific coaching clinics will be held on the Gold Coast between 5th and 26th February.
Note: attendance at these clinics will count towards coaching accreditation updates.
Dates: 5,12,19 & 26 February
Time: Off ice session commences 4.00pm; On ice 5-6pm.
Cost: $50 total for the four sessions
Program: 5th February; Skating, puck control, passing
12th February; Goalkeeping, shooting
19th February; Body checking
26th February; Team play
All those wishing to attend must register their names with Norm McLeod.
On ice sessions are open to 2nd year Pee Wee, Bantam or Midget players wishing to increase their skills in these areas. Players cost is $40.
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Tuesday, 24 May, 2011 02:55 pm
Pee Wee kids (and parents) mark your calendars for Easter 2012, as IHQ has been invited to enter a team in the Heaton Trophy, held at Canterbury NSW.
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Wednesday, 27 October, 2010 07:07 am
Australian athletes are being warned by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping
Authority to carefully consider their use of supplements following nine
positive Australian test results for the prohibited stimulant
methylhexaneamine.
There has been increasing evidence that methylhexaneamine is present in
supplements and other products and this spike in positive test results is a
timely reminder to the sporting community to exercise the utmost caution in
checking the contents of supplements and other products that athletes use.
Athletes need to be aware that, under the policy of strict liability, they
are responsible for any substance found in their body. Athletes using
supplements do so at their own risk and, because of supplement manufacturing
processes can lead to their contents varying from batch to batch, ASADA
cannot advise if supplements contain prohibited substances.
Further important information on methylhexaneamine and supplements can be
Hotline on 13 000 ASADA (13 000 27232).
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