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 Welcome to MAHA′s home on the web!
MAHA is based at the Highgate Recreation Facility, located on the Gore Road in Highgate. On our website, you'll be able to get news, information, schedules, rosters, game results, directions and much much more. Check back frequently for the latest information about our club.
 
 
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 Raffle Winners
by posted 05/16/2012
 
Congratulations to the winners of the MAHA Raffle:

Becky Tipper - $1500 Gift Certificate Child Travel
Katherine Winchester - Luggage Set
John Schreindorfer - $50 Gift Certificate H & B Greenhouse
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 Raffle Tickets Due
by posted 05/15/2012
 
Raffle Drawing will be held prior to the MAHA meeting starting at 7:30pm on May 16th.

Raffle Tickets can be dropped off at the arena on Tuesday, May 15th 6-7:30pm
 or Wednesday, May 16th 5-7:30pm

or given to a MAHA Board Member.

Thank you!

 

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 MAHA Banquet
by posted 04/29/2012
 
 MAHA Banquet
Saturday, June 2nd
At the Highgate Arena
 
Team trophies will begin at 5pm
Followed by a Barbeque (Rain or Shine)
 

 
Each team has been assigned the following food item to share
Squirts and Peewees: Dessert
Mites, U-12 and U-14: Salad
T-blades: Chips, Veggies, Crackers, Fruit
Bantams: Drinks (2 liter bottles soda, water, juice) and Ice
 

 

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 Helping Coaches Coach - Message From Bob Unger
by posted 04/24/2012
 

Theimportance of goaltending to a hockey team cannot beoverstated but, unfortunately, for a variety of reasons the attention paid tothetraining and development of young goalies is typically an afterthought to theteam practice. Even the drills that involve the team’s goalies are knownas “shooting drills” for the skaters and not “goaltendingdrills” for the goalies. It is not uncommon to see the team’sgoalie spending half of the allotted practice time standing still while coacheswork with the skaters to enhance their skills

 

Toretain interest of players in the goalie position time andspecial attention has to be given and skill and confidence developed. Infairness, odds are that most minor hockey coaches were skaters themselves atone time and just aren’t aware of how to go about developing their younggoalies. As a former goalie, I had a natural slant the opposite way. My firstinterest was in ensuring I paid special attention to that critical position. While working with the goalies on the teams I coached, I was frustrated by myinability to prevent them from constantly backing up into the net instead ofchallenging shooters in practice sessions. Adding to that frustration was thefact that there were no training aids out there dedicated solely to goaliedevelopment.

 

As a result, Irealized I’dhave to develop my own product to solve the “backing into the net”dilemma and after much time spent in development and testing I created andproduced my own practice training device. Please read what is forward toHockey Clubsaround the world below,

I am contacting youto advise of myhockey invention, the Goalie Band, which would be a valuable asset to yourprogram. A lot of goalies get left out at team practice because coaches don'tknow what to work on with them at all levels and there just aren't any devicesout there to assist them during a whole practice. We all know the criticalimportance goaltending plays in the outcome of any hockey game.
 
As a coach of hockey goalies, I was frustrated by my inability to prevent themfrom constantly backing up into the net instead of challenging shooters inpractice sessions. As a result, I cameup with this practice training device which I have now used for several seasonsand which has resulted in a markedimprovement in the game performance of these players. This is aproduct that every local community club program (indoor ice or outside ice),team, goalie school, and individual goalie should own.
 
As a result of demonstrating the product to a number of hockey professionalsincluding Ed Belfour, Vladislav Tretiak and several AHL players as well as manyamateur players of all ages I have received much positive feedback and interestin the great potential for the product to assist in improving skills for allplayers. The original intention of the product was to train goalies to stay outof the net and challenge the shooters, however, the more we used it the moreuses we discovered for both goalies and skaters. We now have developed drillsto practice handling screen shots and workingon reaction time. The skaters use it for target practice and forpracticinglifting the puck over a simulated goalie pad when in tight to the goal. That’s just a few of the opportunities for instruction the productpresents.
 
This product offers tremendous opportunities to assist with the development ofhockey players of all ages.

For moreinformation on the Goalie Band visit my web page www.goalieband.net  (Used in Canada,U.S.A. & Europe)

Thankyou,

BobUnger

“Helping CoachesCoach”


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 Highgate Recreation Golf Tournament
by posted 04/05/2012
 


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 Local Summer Hockey Camps
by posted 04/05/2012
 
If you are looking for hockey camps for your child, here is a list of local camps being offered.

Laura Stamm Power Skating

Green Mountain Development Camp for Girls

Joe Ray Warm-up Clinic

Turcotte Stick Handling, Gary Hebert, Tim Thomas, Breakaway Hockey Camp for Girls, and more on the Cairns website.

Northeast Kingdom Hockey Clinic (Jay)

Planet Hockey/Jay PeakResort Hockey Skills/Adventure Camps - Discount offered to MAHA.

Middlebury Youth Hockey Camp

Just For Fun 
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 Congratulations to Newly-Elected MAHA Board Members
by posted 04/05/2012
 
MAHA held its General Membership Meeting on April 4, 2012. Here is a summary of the MAHA Board Members:

MAHA Board of Directors

Jeremy Letourneau - President
Kevin Thayer - Vice President
Karen Fortin - Secretary
Judy Laroche - Treasurer
Randy Duprey- T-Blade Director
Mandy Bouchard- Squirt Director
Laura Gilbert - Mite Director
Melanie Boudreau - PeeWee Director
Amy Parent - U-12 Girls' Director
Jim Brace - Bantam Director
Kellie Nadeau - U-14 Girls' Director
Karen Fortin - State Rep
Ian Zier - Head Coach

The contact information for the Board is located under the "MAHA Board" tab on the left-hand menu.

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 8th Annual Joe-Ray's Warm-up Hockey Clinic
by posted 03/09/2012
 
Joe-Ray's Warm-up Hockey Clinic - Affordable, Convenient and Fun
 
The 8th Annual Joe-Ray’s Warm-Up Clinic is coming up.  This year’s camp will continue to offer more individual skill development thru small group skill stations.  The Joe-Ray clinic continues to enjoy tremendous success and hopes to continue to challenge the players, at their own level of play.  The clinic will again start in mid-July and run thru late September.  It will offer a structured skills session and 3x3 “Pond Hockey”. 

Click here for more details and registration form.

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 Congratulations MAHA U-12- Second Place
by posted 02/26/2012
 

MAHA U-12 team places 2nd in the U12 AB state tournament.
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 Congratulations MAHA Squirt Team - 3rd Place
by posted 02/17/2012
 

Congratulations to the MAHA Squirt team for placing third in the Squirt A/B State Tournament.
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