Monday, 23 August 2010

PHL Start Up - September 4th

The season starts September 4th with Gold vs Red at 12:00 and White vs Black at 13:00.

Please note that this year the cost has gone up as a result of the HST and will include the CARHA hockey insurance, details available at www.carhahockey.ca.
The player fees are $400 with the first half ($200) to be paid by the second week September 11th,2010 and the second half ($200) must be paid up by December 4th,2010.

Stricter rules are going to be enforced with regard to those:

1. delinquent in payment of fees and spare moneys.
2. aggressive violent actions
3. "slap shots"

Suspensions and or fines WILL be handed down - warnings not required.

The PHL blog can be found at http://prescotthockey.blogspot.com and will be populated from time t time with news and information.

If you cannot make a game in the first few weeks please let us know as we do have spares interested in playing. So please reply or send notice well in advance should you not be able to attend.

Thanks and see you on the ice.

Thursday, 19 August 2010

‘iHeart Hockey’ program in Ottawa

CARHA Hockey would like to personally invite you to participate in our innovative ‘iHeart Hockey’ program in Ottawa. CARHA Hockey has teamed up with the City of Ottawa, University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Action Innovation, and the Ottawa Paramedic Services to create iHeart Hockey. This dynamic program offers on-ice training with a heart monitor, nutrition tips, CPR / AED training and team emergency planning with the common goal of becoming fit for hockey!



The purpose of this program is to educate recreational hockey players on the risks that are involved with playing hockey, how to properly prepare your body for hockey and how to react to an on-ice emergency with proper CPR and AED training.



For more information please visit:

http://www.carhahockey.ca/community-programs/fitforhockey/i-heart-hockey.aspx



To register:

www.ottawa.ca

Course Code: 461433

Wednesday, 4 August 2010

2010/2011 Season

The season is fast approaching and as we suspected there will be a increase in fees as we are now subject to the HST.

Season contract indicates September 4th is our first week and will run 30 weeks with a couple exceptions.

Please send me an email letting me know what your intentions are for this coming year.

Enjoy the rest of your summer .....

Thanks,

Mark
S / T PHL

Thursday, 18 March 2010

Year End Get Together - It's a GO !!!

Reminder - this is limited to participants only - if you do bring a spouse and significant other they must be paid for by the participant.



The league will review the current financial situation and your captain will advise whether a "Get Together" is possible.

A notice will also be posted here next week .... please stay tuned !!!!

Thursday, 11 February 2010

CARHA Insurance - Gift

Ball Caps

We were only given 10,000 hats this year so they were only available if you registered and paid by Oct 15th. We had so many people register before the deadline that we couldn’t even cover off the people who paid by in September. At this point we haven’t been able to secure more funding to order more hats so for any groups what didn’t get any, we probably won’t get any more until next season.


I’m sorry if this causes any issues. We literally have 1 hat left…..


CARHA Hockey

Tuesday, 9 February 2010

No Game February 13

Just a reminder that there won't be any games played February 13th

See you on Feb 20th

Friday, 5 February 2010

Spread pain of higher ice rental rates

5 Feb 2010 Ottawa Citizen – Letter by Rob Millican, Ottawa to the Ottawa Citizen

Spread pain of higher ice rental rates

The city budget approves increase of rental rates for adults who already pay the highest ice rates while restricting their play until 10 p. m. The hourly rate has steadily been jacked without a whimper from adult hockey players. At the same time minor hockey rates do not go up and are less than half the adult rates. Nobody argues with increased rates, but the pain should be spread equally. Any talk of minor rate increases brings a flood of protest — but nothing from the adults.