News
Trace Strahle, U18AAA Northstars player,
invited to this summers USA Hockey U-16 International Hockey festival in Slovakia. The tourney will be held Aug 14-24! Congrats Trace!
Cori Bassett, former North Stars Defenseman, invited to USA Hockey U-22 National Camp!
Cori, who played on North Stars youth teams from Squirt B through Bantam A before leaving for prep school at Culver Academy, will be among 34 players competing for roster spots on the Under-22 Team USA Select team. Cori is one of four current Harvard student-athletes selected for the camp.
Link to Harvard Women's Hockey website.
Next AHA Board Meeting:
Monday, August 25, 6:30 pm
AHA Office at Ben Boeke
AHA BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 2008-09
President - Martha Stramp
1st Vice-President (Recreational Hockey) - Brian Gross
2nd Vice-President (North Stars) - Brian Graff
Secretary - Marie Marquardt
Treasurer - Kathy Merrick
At-Large Board Members:
Mike Arnold
Jace Digel
Todd Green
Dean Karcz
Louis Mass
Annetta Powell
Kathi Stanfill
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North Stars
Throughout the season, please send your team announcements to the webmaster if you have some exciting news to share about your team!!
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AHA House
RECREATIONAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
Registration for 2008-09 will begin in August. Watch for more info on the 2008-09 AHA Recreational Program here in the near future.
Program Summary and Costs for 2007-08
For more information about the AHA's Recreational Hockey Program, contact Brian Gross at anchoragehockey_brian@yahoo.com or 242-7875.
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Playing Tips
RECEIVING A PASS: To increase your opportunity to receive passes, use these simple tips - make sure you keep your stick blade facing the puck and on the ice - call for the pass when you are in good position - if you do not get the pass right away, you may have to continue moving to find another good position on the ice to receive a pass - getting open and staying available takes practice and concentration... what happens away from the puck is sometimes more important than what happens at the puck. |
Quote of the Day
"Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else."
-- James M. Barrie |