The purpose of MAHA shall be to provide the opportunity for the youth within MAHA’s service area to play amateur hockey at prescribed levels which may consist of T-Blades, Mites, Squirts, Pee-Wees, Bantams, Midgets, and corresponding girls’ teams such as U-10, U-12, or U-14. It shall also be a purpose of MAHA to prepare its players through attention to skill development and competition for future play at high school level.

MAHA Monthly Meeting

MAHA's next monthly meeting will be held

on Monday, June 18th at 6:30pm

at the Highgate Arena 

All Are Welcome!!

 

MAHA General Membership Meeting Agenda 

Monday, June 18th, 2018 

6:30pm 

Highgate Arena Office 

6:30  Call meeting to order       

6:35 Secretary Report 

6:40 Treasurer’s Report 

6:45 State Rep Report 

Old Business 

6:50 Dryland  

7:00 Sign-up Program  (Sportsengine Dibs) 

7:10 Fundraising Committee Update 

New Business 

7:20 Field Day Sign-Ups  (Field Days August 2nd-5th) 

7:25 Registration Kick Off  

Other 

7:40 Other 

7:50 Executive Session (If Needed) 

There is still Time To Purchase or Sell Tickets!!

MAHA Day with the Lake Monsters

Wednesday, June 20th at 7:05pm

$7 per ticket for Grandstand seats

Lake Monsters vs. Connecticut

Each MAHA player who sells a ticket will get their ticket to the game free.

Ticket packets can be picked up at the May 10th meeting.

For more information, please contact

Angela at aaamherst@yahoo.com

A great way to kick off the summer!

Mark you calendars.

For new and returning officials for the 2018/2019 season.

USA seminar Burlington 10-7-18
USA seminar Hartford VT 10-20-18
USA seminar Rutland 11-4-18

Consider becoming a referee, Vermont is at an all time low for officials at all levels. 

Additional information will be sent out once the USA Hockey registration is open.

SAFE SPORT PARENT COURSE

We recommend all parents take the USA HOCKEY Safe Sport Parent Course. This program is developed for parents of athletes, and addresses important topics around recognizing, preventing and taking action against misconduct in sports