29 November 2006 the Schedule for December is out now.
December 2006
16th July 2006 received by email from Jerome Raateland
New Standard of Play and Rules Emphasis for 2006
Read all about it HERE (.doc) These are in force now.
12th June 2006 received from the Referees via CIHA Website
Dress Code for Playing Uniforms 120606Uniforms.doc
Canterbury Regional Officials New Letter.
The Latest News Letter
Becoming an Ice Hockey Referee you can:
Stay involved in the game Just because you can no longer play due to injury or other commitments (like family or work) that’s no reason to leave the game. You can still stay active and involved by refereeing. Refereeing is flexible enough to be able to work around any other commitments you may have.
Stay fit By refereeing you can maintain (or improve) your physical and mental fitness.
Experience new opportunities Referees have opportunities to travel, both within New Zealand and internationally, to experience Ice Hockey with different teams and cultures.
Meet new people Referees come from all walks of life and all age groups – just like players. There are regular monthly meetings where referees get together to discuss refereeing issues.
Give something back to the game you love The future regional and national players are waiting to start their Ice Hockey careers. By refereeing you can help get them started – just like someone helped you!
Contact the Referees & Officials if Interested:
Jerome Raateland Email: satelliteguy@xtra.co.nz
