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Dear Members,

Following today’s announcement by the Government that Auckland will return to Alert Level 2 from 12:01am Thursday 24th September, we are pleased to let you know that from this Thursday, we will be able to start scheduling ice hockey activities again.

For those of you eager to cheer on your local NZIHL teams, we will shortly be announcing a new schedule for the NZIHL Showdown Series, so stay tuned!

We do however ask that our members adhere to the following common sense and Government endorsed health and safety guidelines when participating in AIHA run activities:

• Maintain a physical distance of 2m where possible
• No hand shakes after games. Fist bump with gloves on instead.
• Wash your hands often
• Keep a record of your travels (eg: COVID-19 Tracer app)
• Do not attend a game/practice/session if you are unwell
• No spitting on the ice or benches (or anywhere for that matter – gross!)
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles

Refer to the Ministry of Health website for more information: https://covid19.govt.nz/health-and-wellbeing/protect-yourself-and-others/ 

Anything previously promoted with attendance restrictions for Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd or Wednesday 23rd September will continue as initially promoted.

Here is a list of activities that will return under Alert Level 2 from 12:01am Thursday 24th September:

School Holiday Programme:

• U12 Programme: Confirmed going ahead as advertised – https://www.aiha.org.nz/aiha-term-3-school-holiday-programme-details/
• Bantam & Junior League Programme: Confirmed going ahead as advertised – https://www.aiha.org.nz/aiha-term-3-school-holiday-programme-details/

Learn to Play Programme:

• Thursday 24th September at Botany – 5:30pm – 6:30pm – no requirement to pre-register

Note: The Learn to Play programme will go on pause as usual over the school holiday period. Learn to Play will resume for Term 4 on Monday 12th October at Avondale, Wednesday 14th October at Avondale & Thursday 15th October at Botany, and then continue weekly.

Super League:

• There will be no Super League this Sunday 27th September due to the school holidays. Super League games will resume on Sunday 18th October in their normal format with no requirement to pre-register.

Refer to the AIHA scheduling website for full details: www.aucklandicehockeyhub.co.nz

Bantam & Junior League:

• Thursday 24th September at Botany – 6:45pm – 8:00pm – Combined Bantam & Junior League training, no requirement to pre-register.

Games and practices will go on pause as usual over the school holiday period. Bantam & Junior League games and practice will commence from Monday 12th October. Refer to to the AIHA scheduling website and/or your team manager for full details: www.aucklandicehockeyhub.co.nz

Adult Hockey League (AHL):

• Thursday 24th September – AHL games at Botany
• Saturday 26th September – AHL games at Avondale & Botany
• Sunday 27th September – AHL games at Botany

AHL will continue thereafter, refer to the full schedule: www.aucklandicehockeyhub.co.nz

Note: Due to the limited amount of ice time available, and our goal to complete the season despite the disruptions we’ve faced, there will be more games scheduled at Botany than usual for this last half of the season. Game days and times may vary, refer to the online schedule for the latest information.

As announced in our recent update, AIHA has received confirmation that it is possible to hold specific ice hockey activities during the current Alert Level “2.5” restrictions, albeit in a different format to normal.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

The following announcement includes details of when next week’s Learn to Play and Super League sessions will take place, the changes required, and how to register and attend. Note: There is no Learn to Play session on Monday 21st September.

Our hope is that these restricted training sessions are only in place for a short period of time, and that we can resume full ice hockey scheduled activities soon.

The Government is scheduled to make an announcement about the Alert Levels on Monday 21st September. After this announcement and once more is known about what changes may be made to the Alert Levels, AIHA will provide an update to its members about scheduled activity for the rest of this week and beyond. All other dates & times not listed below are to be confirmed once the Alert Level announcement has been made by the Government.

Learn to Play:

• Each training will be limited to 27 players/goalies
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• There will be 9 players and 1 coach in each third of the ice
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles
• Clip Card system will operate the same as normal for payment. One clip per session

Avondale Schedule

Wednesday 23rd September @ Paradice Avondale 5:45pm – 6:45pm. Register here: https://forms.gle/prGPfRW3XWeFPC9a6

Botany Schedule

Thursday 24th September @ Paradice Botany 5:30pm – 6:30pm – TBC – AIHA will provide an update once more is known about the Government’s announcement on Monday 21st September

Super League:

 Super League games are currently on pause due to government restrictions. We will instead hold a training session for Super League players.

• Each training will accommodate 27 players (including goalies)
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• There will be 9 players and 1 coach in each third of the ice
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles
• Clip card system will operate as normal for payment. One clip per session

Avondale Schedule

Super League Training Sunday 27th September @ Paradice Avondale: TBC – AIHA will provide an update once more is known about the Government’s announcement on Monday 21st September

Botany Schedule

Super League Training Sunday 27th September @ Paradice Botany: TBC – AIHA will provide an update once more is known about the Government’s announcement on Monday 21st September

As announced in our recent update, AIHA has received confirmation that it is possible to hold Bantam & Junior League training sessions during the current Alert Level “2.5” restrictions, albeit in a different format to normal.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

The following announcement includes details of when these training sessions will take place, the changes required, and how to register and attend.

• Each training will accommodate a maximum 27 players/goalies
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• Each third of ice will have one coach directing the zone.
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• All sessions are included in 2020 season fees, there will be no extra cost
• Please sign up only for the sessions of the league you currently play in (i.e. if you play in the Bantam League, sign up for Bantam Training)
• Sessions that state Bantam & Junior Training will be combined and anyone from either Bantam or Junior Leagues are able to pre-register and attend
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No spitting on the ice, or sharing of any equipment or water bottles

Our hope is that these restricted training sessions are only in place for a short period of time, and that we can resume full ice hockey scheduled activities soon.

The Government is scheduled to make an announcement about the Alert Levels on Monday 21st September. After this announcement and once more is known about what changes may be made to the Alert Levels, AIHA will provide an update to its members about scheduled activity for the rest of this week and beyond. All other dates & times not listed below are to be confirmed once the Alert Level announcement has been made by the Government.

Pre-Registration & Schedule:

Monday 21st September at Avondale – 6:30pm – 7:30pm : Bantam Training – register: https://forms.gle/8V9ogRMCVd9352LG9

Monday 21st September at Avondale – 7:45pm – 8:45pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/RCnTQg9wm3yZVPEX6

Tuesday 22nd September at Avondale – 6:45pm – 8:00pm: Bantam & Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/LkUtAm7exMdwAotx9

We will be running a Term 3 School Holiday ice hockey programme for both under 12 year olds and Bantam/Junior League players. Read below to find out more information and how to register.

For our Under 12 players we will be holding a programme at Botany.

For our Bantam & Junior League players we will be holding a programme at Avondale.

Please Note: if the current Alert Level 2.5 restrictions remain in place for any of these days, the programme will not be able to proceed.

Haven’t been to one of our school holiday programmes before? Check out the action from our previous school holiday programmes here:

• Under 12 School Holiday Programme Review
• Bantam & Junior League School Holiday Camp Review

2020 Term 3 Under 12 Years Old Holiday Programme – Botany: 

Botany: Monday 28^th & Tuesday 29^th September, 2020

 Day Format:

• On Ice 7:45 – 8:45am: We will start the day with a fun ice session working on all of the players individual skills.
• Off ice 9:15 – 10:00am: we will work on stretching and educating the players on cool down and importance of flexibility as well as work on stick handling and doing various off ice stick handling drills/games.
• Park 10:15 – 11:30am: We will walk to the nearby park to do some outdoor activities. The kids are given 30-40 minutes of supervised free time.
• 12:00pm – 1:00pm: Mini golf and laser tag.
• Free Skate/Games 1:00 – 3:00pm: To end the day, we will do some free skating during the public session. We will also have some off-ice activities planned during this period to keep some variety for the kids.

The program hours have been extended for 2020 and pickup time is now 3:00pm from both Avondale and Botany ice rink.

Cost:
$60.00 Per Day – This cost includes 1 hour of mini-golf and laser tag on each day – Payment due at rink on the day

Food and drink is not included, so players will have to supply this themselves.

Register Online Now: https://forms.gle/e3QwnXGzm6PUT9jw9

2020 Term 3 Bantam & Junior League Holiday Camp – Avondale:

Avondale: Tuesday 6^th & Wednesday 7^th  October, 2020

Day Format:

• On ice 7:45 – 8:45am: day starts on the ice with a high level skills development session in stations format. Groups will be split based on skill.
• Off Ice 9:15 – 10:00am: players will be split into 2 groups. 1 group will work on flexibility and cool down stretching as well as education on pre training/pregame physical preparation. Meanwhile, the other group will work on stick handling and agility.
• Classroom/video 10:15 – 11:00am: Players will receive some education on nutrition, pre-game mental preparation and focus techniques and will go through a team builder challenge in small groups.
• Bakery/Gym 11:15 – 1:00pm: A quick stop at the bakery before we walk to “The People’s Gym” where the players will be put through and educated on off ice sport specific circuit style training. We will highlight technique, educate on muscle groups and go over the importance of training sport specifically.
• Power Skating/Games 1:00 – 3:00pm: The day will finish with the players either taking part in the public session with coach guided power skating drills or (if the public session isn’t too busy) we will draw the netting and be able to play some cross ice games.

The program hours have been extended for 2020 and pickup time is now 3:00pm from Avondale ice rink.

Cost:
$60.00 Per Day – Payment due at the rink on the day.

Food and drink is not included, so players will have to supply this themselves.

Register Online Now: https://forms.gle/QN8apBZ4sgUPnHmG6

As announced in our recent update, AIHA has received confirmation that it is possible to hold specific ice hockey activities during the current Alert Level “2.5” restrictions, albeit in a different format to normal.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

The following announcement includes details of when next week’s Learn to Play and Super League sessions will take place, the changes required, and how to register and attend. Note: There is no Learn to Play session on Monday 14th September.

Our hope is that these restricted training sessions are only in place for a short period of time, and that we can resume full ice hockey scheduled activities soon.

The Government is scheduled to make an announcement about the Alert Levels on Monday 14th September. After this announcement and once more is known about what changes may be made to the Alert Levels, AIHA will provide an update to its members about scheduled activity for the rest of this week and beyond. All other dates & times not listed below are to be confirmed once the Alert Level announcement has been made by the Government.

Learn to Play:

• Each training will be limited to 27 players/goalies
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• There will be 9 players and 1 coach in each third of the ice
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles
• Clip Card system will operate the same as normal for payment. One clip per session

Avondale Schedule

Wednesday 16^th September @ Paradice Avondale 5:45pm – 6:45pm. Register here: https://forms.gle/vHez9NqYuBPgE57Z7

Botany Schedule

Thursday 17^th September @ Paradice Botany 5:30pm – 6:30pm – Register here: https://forms.gle/obACYKLMLZx9Nygx9

Super League:

 Super League games are currently on pause due to government restrictions. We will instead hold a training session for Super League players.

• Each training will accommodate 27 players (including goalies)
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• There will be 9 players and 1 coach in each third of the ice
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles
• Clip card system will operate as normal for payment. One clip per session

Avondale Schedule

Super League Training Sunday 20th September @ Paradice Avondale 9:00am – 10:00am: Register here: https://forms.gle/4MVeUpbrnhZDtkqb6

Botany Schedule

Super League Training Sunday 20th September @ Paradice Botany 9:00am – 10:00am: Register here: https://forms.gle/Y8aTDxCHbApRzVUP9

As announced in our recent update, AIHA has received confirmation that it is possible to hold Bantam & Junior League training sessions during the current Alert Level “2.5” restrictions, albeit in a different format to normal.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

The following announcement includes details of when these training sessions will take place, the changes required, and how to register and attend.

• Each training will accommodate a maximum 27 players/goalies
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• Each third of ice will have one coach directing the zone.
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• All sessions are included in 2020 season fees, there will be no extra cost
• Please sign up only for the sessions of the league you currently play in (i.e. if you play in the Bantam League, sign up for Bantam Training)
• Sessions that state Bantam & Junior Training will be combined and anyone from either Bantam or Junior Leagues are able to pre-register and attend
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No spitting on the ice, or sharing of any equipment or water bottles

Our hope is that these restricted training sessions are only in place for a short period of time, and that we can resume full ice hockey scheduled activities soon.

The Government is scheduled to make an announcement about the Alert Levels on Monday 14th September. After this announcement and once more is known about what changes may be made to the Alert Levels, AIHA will provide an update to its members about scheduled activity for the rest of this week and beyond. All other dates & times not listed below are to be confirmed once the Alert Level announcement has been made by the Government.

Pre-Registration & Schedule:

Monday 14th September at Botany – 6:45pm – 7:45pm: Bantam Training – register: https://forms.gle/3mD4M3Ca5fnGgZ1i8

Monday 14th September at Botany – 8:00pm – 9:00pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/ZnGSgpDhrS59DkgB6

Tuesday 15th September at Avondale – 6:45pm – 8:00pm: Bantam & Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/GZdVfEgnTevu5GRHA

Thursday 17th September at Botany 6:45pm – 8:00pm: Bantam & Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/2QGGLMVKRek44NKt7

Saturday 19th September at Botany 4:45pm – 5:45pm: Bantam & Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/aktT6dmxj1RXUEHY7

Sunday 20th September at Botany 4:45pm – 5:45pm: Bantam Training – register: https://forms.gle/4WdDf5bSWX8ZngYn7

Sunday 20th September at Botany 6:00pm – 7:00pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/TdBtWAu3wVgUsiYU6

Updated 21st September: https://www.aiha.org.nz/aiha-return-to-ice-hockey-alert-level-2-update/

Dear Members,

Today’s announcement by the Government confirmed that Auckland will remain at level “2.5” for at least another 9 days. Level “2.5” restricts gatherings to limits of 10, meaning at this time, we cannot yet return to our normal scheduled ice hockey activities.

The Government has advised they will meet on Monday 21st September and provide an update after this time. It is expected that provided it is safe to do so, the Government will downgrade the Alert Level status within Auckland to Alert Level 2 (100 person gathering restriction), or (somewhat more unlikely) Alert Level 1 (no gathering restrictions). If the Government chooses to go ahead with a downgrade in Alert Levels, this will come in to effect at 12:01am Thursday 24th September.

Provided a downgrade to Alert Levels 2 or 1 is announced on Monday 21st September, and that this downgrade comes in to effect at 12:01am Thursday 24th September, it is our intention to recommence the season of scheduled ice hockey activity from Thursday 24th September.

We are hard at work putting together a schedule and as soon as we can lock things in based on the Alert Level downgrades, we will publish this schedule online.

We’ve been saying it a lot recently, but we mean it – thank you for your patience, understanding and support during this time. We are working hard to resume ice hockey as soon as we can do so safely, and will continue to provide updates as we can.

As announced in our recent update, AIHA has received confirmation that it is possible to hold specific ice hockey activities during the current Alert Level “2.5” restrictions, albeit in a different format to normal.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

The following announcement includes details of when this week’s Learn to Play and Super League sessions will take place, the changes required, and how to register and attend. Note: There is no Learn to Play session on tonight, Monday 7th September.

Our hope is that these restricted training sessions are only in place for a short period of time, and that we can resume full ice hockey scheduled activities soon.

Learn to Play:

There will be no Learn to Play on Monday 7th September,, but Learn to Play will operate in the normal timeslot on Wednesday at Avondale & Thursday at Botany.

• Each training will be limited to 27 players/goalies
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• There will be 9 players and 1 coach in each third of the ice
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles
• Clip Card system will operate the same as normal for payment. One clip per session

Avondale Schedule

Wednesday 9^th September @ Paradice Avondale 5:45pm – 6:45pm. Register here: https://forms.gle/K4JFatKaR52TzqqR8

Botany Schedule

Thursday 10^th September @ Paradice Botany 5:30pm – 6:30pm. Register here: https://forms.gle/pSTt4z19ZBBdbEFc7

Super League:

 Super League games are currently on pause due to government restrictions. However, we are happy to announce that we will run Super League trainings out of both Avondale and Botany on Sunday 13^th September. 

• Each training will accommodate 27 players (including goalies)
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• There will be 9 players and 1 coach in each third of the ice
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No sharing of any equipment or water bottles
• Clip card system will operate as normal for payment. One clip per session

Avondale Schedule

Sunday 13^th September @ Paradice Avondale 8:45am – 10:15am. Register here: https://forms.gle/bSA7947Vaqya8Y4t6

Botany Schedule

Sunday 13^th September @ Paradice Botany 8:45am – 10:15am. Register here: https://forms.gle/2mMD4uPXfh2uE6SV8

As announced in our recent update, AIHA has received confirmation that it is possible to hold Bantam & Junior League training sessions during the current Alert Level “2.5” restrictions, albeit in a different format to normal.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

The following announcement includes details of when these training sessions will take place, the changes required, and how to register and attend.

• Each training will accommodate a maximum 27 players/goalies
• The ice will be split into thirds and you will remain in the same third for the duration of the practice. No intermingling between groups on the ice
• Each third of ice will have one coach directing the zone.
• Spaces will be filled on a first come first served basis, but we ask that you sign up for the sessions that are closest to you geographically
• All sessions are included in 2020 season fees, there will be no extra cost
• Please sign up only for the sessions of the league you currently play in (i.e. if you play in the Bantam League, sign up for Bantam Training)
• Sessions that state Bantam & Junior Training will be combined and anyone from either Bantam or Junior Leagues are able to pre-register and attend
• You must be pre-registered to attend a session, players who are not pre-registered will not be allowed in the rink
• Players to come to the rink dressed in as much gear as possible. No dressing rooms will be open, and players must social distance in the stands.
• No spitting on the ice, or sharing of any equipment or water bottles

Our hope is that these restricted training sessions are only in place for a short period of time, and that we can resume full ice hockey scheduled activities soon.

Pre-Registration & Schedule:

Avondale Schedule:

Monday 7^th September @ Paradice Avondale 6:30pm – 7:30pm: Bantam Training – register: https://forms.gle/kSLwwgyfeFTzpiV48

Monday 7^th September @ Paradice Avondale 7:45pm – 8:45pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/ZGS4xGrYJe3JAcAt7

Tuesday 8^th September @ Paradice Avondale 6:45pm – 8:00pm: Bantam & Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/EGuoY2oj8dxZqaEa9

Saturday 12^th September @ Paradice Avondale 4:15pm – 5:15pm: Bantam Training – register: https://forms.gle/zZg1mL2dYkXgBVa1A

Saturday 12^th September @ Paradice Avondale 5:30pm – 6:30pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/12ZLK45WnRnmdXrP6

Botany Schedule:

Thursday 10^th September @ Paradice Botany 6:45pm – 8:00pm: Bantam & Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/TyUrL1t2xFuCCkbd6

Saturday 12^th September @ Paradice Botany 4:45pm – 5:45pm: Bantam Training – register:  https://forms.gle/4ogskZGCga5XG74U8

Saturday 12^th September @ Paradice Botany 6:00pm – 7:00pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/fbAmPro9wNMuZM4QA

Sunday 13^th September @ Paradice Botany 4:45pm – 5:45pm: Bantam Training – register:  https://forms.gle/MKppugP8Tn8PLdcK7

Sunday 13^th September @ Paradice Botany 6:00pm – 7:00pm: Junior Training – register: https://forms.gle/CLXTVVQufxLZmdMP8

Updated 14th September: Read the latest update here: https://www.aiha.org.nz/aiha-covid-19-update-14th-september-2020/

Dear Members,

The AIHA Board of Directors met this evening to discuss today’s latest announcement by the Government, regarding the COVID-19 Alert Levels in Auckland.

As of writing, the Alert Level status in Auckland is as follows:

• Auckland to remain at Alert Level “2.5” until at least Wednesday 16^th September, 11:59pm.
  • During this time, a mass gathering limit of 10 people will be in place within Auckland
• On Monday 14^th September, the Government will meet to discuss changes to the Alert Levels. If a decrease to the Alert Level 1 is approved, this will come in to effect on Thursday 17^th September, 12:01am.

Given the mass gathering restrictions currently in place, it is not yet possible to resume our normal scheduled activities at full capacity/attendance numbers.

AIHA has numerous ice times booked throughout the early to mid-September Alert Level 2.5 period and has been advised by Sport NZ that it is possible to utilise these ice times in compliance with the current COVID-19 Alert Level guidelines, albeit in a different format to normal. The AIHA Board of Directors agreed to adopt this decision and to resume some limited scheduled activity for its members.

As such, we will shortly be in contact with participants of each age bracket/league, with more information about what this limited scheduled activity will look like. Attendance numbers for these events will be limited in compliance with the current Alert Level guidelines, and pre-registration will be required for all participants.

Our intention is to resume some ice hockey activity for our members, while maintaining a high standard of health and safety and adhering to the Alert Level guideline restrictions.

Finally, we are currently hard at work to produce a schedule which allows for a full resumption of all leagues, as soon as we are able to resume normal ice hockey activity. Based on the latest information provided by the Government, the earliest we can return to Alert Level 1 is 12:01am Thursday 17^th September. If this does indeed go ahead, our intention as of writing is to resume normal scheduled activities from Thursday 17^th September.

We continue to thank you for your patience and understanding during this time. We are working hard to resume ice hockey as soon as we can do so safely, and will continue to provide updates as we can.