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.

Interested in trying hockey? Girls/Boys age 4-14 feel free to join us on November 6th, 4pm at the Highgate Arena to try hockey for free! 

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Karen at threexhockey@hotmail.com or Lindsay at lmwest_11@yahoo.com

Register Today!

https://www.tryhockeyforfree.com/ 
 

Highgate Arena

COVID-19 Guidelines

2021 / 2022 season:

· Facial covering must be worn by Players, Coaches, Spectators & Officials while in the building AT ALL TIMES.

 Including in lobby, locker rooms, bathrooms, hallways, bleachers, area surrounding ice surface.

· Players, Coaches & Officials may be unmasked while on the ice and team benches.

· Masks must be worn properly, completely covering both nose and mouth.

Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in being asked to leave the building

Highgate Parks and Recreation will adopt any and all guidelines put forth by the VT DOH and or CDC as they are announced.

Any questions can be directed to a Highgate Parks and Recreation employee

MAHA is happy to announce we have partnered with North Country Goalie Development (NCGD) for the 2021-2022 hockey season. Roch Belley, Head Coach, and Founder of NCGD has been providing exceptional goalie and forward training since 2015. Coach Roch and his team will be attending skills and drills once a week for the duration of our hockey season providing goalie instruction and development to our goalies of all levels.

https://www.ncgdhockey.com/

Hi Everyone,

It's that time of year once again. Hockey season will start very soon so look for reminders.
In the mail you will receive a set of 12 Calendars cost for each one is $10.00. You can win as many times as your number is drawn.
MAHA uses Vermont Lottery 6:00pm WCAX News for drawing
lotto numbers. Give the Yellow copy to the purchaser and on the cover sheet make sure the mailing address is that of the person who purchased the calendar and hand in the cover sheet, along with the $120 by November 1st.
Also, if your family would like to sell additional sets of Calendars you will get an additional 20% off the balance due to the account. But, you need to sell the 12 additional Calendars to get credit to your account.

Additional fundraisers to come will be Little Caesars Pizza and Crispy Crème Donuts.
Maybe 1st week of practice.

Fundraiser percentage credited to families account as follows: Under Plan Balance
due to account.

Calendars 1st set (Mandatory)
Due Date: October 28th

Calendars 2nd set not mandatory
Due Date: October 28th
(But all 12 Calendars need to be sold or no credit to account)

Rada 20% of Total Sales
Due December 9th

Crispy Crème Donuts 20% of Total Sales Due Date at a later time

Pizza Kits 20% of Total Sales
Due Date at a later time

Thank you.
Judy Laroche, Treasurer Maha
If you have any questions: Please call Judy at 802-868-3694

Anyone wishing to apply for Warner Home Scholarship, please contact Judy Laroche, MAHA Treasurer @ 802-868-3694  or  motherbiddy21@yahoo.com.

To register for MAHA click here

https://mahahockey.sportngin.com/register/form/729595427
 

Hello MAHA Members,

I hope everyone is healthy and doing well. It was a very hard decision for us to end the season as we did. Our hearts wanted to play on, however we felt it would have been irresponsible and careless of us to continue. We made the choice we felt we had too, instead of the one we wanted too. We thoroughly enjoyed the season we were able to squeeze in amongst the craziness and we hope the kids did too!

As was previously announced, yesterday was the deadline to submit a letters of interest for the open MAHA board positions. The open positions were for Vice President, Secretary, and 6 Director’s. While I am very happy that we got enough letters of interest to fill these positions, I find it rather unsettling that we got just enough to fill the open positions. I have been a member of MAHA since 2011 and I have never seen a full ballot of uncontested elections. Given that each position is uncontested, holding elections would be a waste of time and resources. Therefore, no voting will occur and those that have submitted their letters will be given the positions they submitted their letter of interest for.

Letters of Interest have been posted on the MAHA website under documents.

So please allow me to introduce our new board members:

· Vice President Marcy Stefaniak

 I couldn’t be happier to have Marcy continue as our VP. Her level of involvement and commitment to this organization and making sure things run smoothly for the kids is impressive and inspiring!

· Secretary Lindsay Ladd

 Lindsay has been a key member of the board as a Director this past year and I am excited to see her move into the Secretary position.

· Directors

 Returning

 Angela Sawyer DeSanctis

 Tom Gates

 Carrie Bessette

· Thank you for your continued involvement and support!

 New

 Luc Choquette

Heather Gregoire

Jeff Gilmore

 Thank you for joining the team, I look forward to working with you this next year.

· State Representative and Head of Coaching will be appointed by the board.

I want to thank Dawn Lapan for the last 4 years of service to the board. Dawn has been a vital member of the board as a Director and has been a huge help on other fronts like fundraising. The time and energy that she has given this organization is priceless and is required in order to do what we do. Without volunteers to fill board and coaching positions we wouldn’t have an organization. I urge others to follow the example Dawn as set and get involved.

I also want to thank Karen Fortin, although I am not sure I can say enough to do justice to the service Karen has provided MAHA. Karen has been the backbone and foundation of this organization, holding two very critical positions, State Representative and Secretary, for as long as I can remember. This year was Karen’s 25th year on the board and her 22nd year as Secretary. If every member gave a tenth of what Karen has given this organization, we would be tripping over each other to get the work done. Karen brings a level of organization and drive to the organization that can only come from someone that truly loves what they are doing, and more importantly who they are doing it for. Karen, I can’t thank you enough and hope you will continue to be a part of MAHA for many years to come!

Until next season,

Corey Fregeau

MAHA President

LaShure’s Pro Shop is back in action and sharpening by appointment only.

They are trying a new  booking app. 

People can book their own appointments at  lashuresproshop.setmore.com

Or you can also call 309 3590 or 309 3591

Please only one customer in the pro shop at a time and when dropping off and picking up please use the front entrance.   The facilty board is asking people to avoid walking through the building to limit movement throughout the building and by the Zamboni doors.   

The next MAHA Monthly Board Meeting will be held on:

Monday, October 25, 2021, 7:00 pm via Zoom.

 Join our Cloud HD Video Meeting

MAHA Board Meeting Agenda:

MAHA Board Meeting Agenda

Monday October 25, 2021

7:00pm

Via Zoom

7:00  Call Meeting to order/Review Secretary’s Report

7:15  Treasure’s Report

7:30  State Rep. Report

7:45  Fundraising Committee/Discussion

• Harvest Barn Dance Survey/Results
• Pizza Kits/Rada
• Other

8:15  General Housekeeping

8:30  Other/General Membership Discussion

8:45  Executive Session (if needed)

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The Missisquoi Amateur Hockey Association is holding an on going Bottle Drive at the Swanton Sunoco. Bottles can be brought there and you just need to mention the bottles are being donated to MAHA.

Bottles can also be dropped off at the MAHA Bottle Bin at the arena

Thank you for supporting The Missisquoi Amateur Hockey Association!

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