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Pee Wee Female A Championship
March 26-30, 2016 Hosted By:
2016 Pee Wee Female A BC Hockey Championships March 26-March 30, 2016
Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents 2
Contact Information 3
The Best of Female Hockey Present and Future 4
General Championship Information 5
Schedule 6
Open Ceremonies and Banquet Information 7
Coach’s Meeting Information 7
Apparel 7
Arena Locations 8
Accommodations 9
Kamloops Information 10
Sports Stores 12
Shopping Malls 12
Medical Facilities 13
Kamloops Map 14
2016 Pee Wee Female A BC Hockey Championships March 26-March 30, 2016
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Contact Information Host Association Kamloops Minor Hockey Association PO Box 24018, #70 - 700 Tranquille Road, Kamloops, BC V2B 8R3 PHONE: 250-376-1788 FAX: 250-376-1799 EMAIL: [email protected]
Organization/Planning Paul Crawford Championships Chair, Host Committee 250-574-2918 or [email protected] Kathleen Moss Championships Co-Chair, Host Committee Jon Pankuch President, Kamloops Minor Hockey & Co-Chair, Kamloops - 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship Riley Wiwchar General Manager, Kamloops - 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship Sean Pitts Event Co-Ordinator, Kamloops - 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship Patrick O'Donovan Event Co-Ordinator, Kamloops - 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship Shawna Wark-Johnson Ice Scheduler, Kamloops Minor Hockey Association Sean Orr Senior Manager, Communications and Events, BC Hockey 250-652-2978 or [email protected]
2016 Pee Wee Female A BC Hockey Championships March 26-March 30, 2016
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The Best of Female Hockey Present and Future In addition to hosting the BC Female Championships, Kamloops will also play host to the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championship in March/April 2016. The BC Hockey Female Provincial Championship will be played in three arenas in Kamloops: McArthur Island Sports and Event Centre, Brock Arena, & Memorial Arena. The Women’s World Championship will be played at the Sandman Centre and McArthur Island Sports and Event Centre. The 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championship and the Provincial Championships will allow fans to see the best players of the world and of the future!
www.worldwomen2016.com
2016 Pee Wee Female A BC Hockey Championships March 26-March 30, 2016
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General Championship Information
Date of Championships Saturday, March 26th, 2016 (Travel & Opening Ceremonies/Banquet)
Sunday March 27th to Wednesday March 30th, 2016
Registration 1:00-4:00 pm at the McArthur Island Sport Centre Saturday March 26th, 2016
Opening and Closing Ceremonies Opening Ceremonies – 4:30pm Saturday, March 26th, 2016 McArthur Island Sport Centre - NHL
Arena
Banquet Information 5:30pm Saturday, March 26th, 2016 McArthur Island Sport Centre – Curling Club
Guest Speaker – TBA
The banquet will be free of charge, limited only to players and team staff. See pre-order sheet for team.
Meal still to be determined
Entertainment
Coaches Meeting 7:30pm Saturday, March 26th, 2016 McArthur Island Sport Centre
Closing Ceremonies Closing Ceremonies will be following the 7:00pm Championship Game on Wednesday, March
30th (subject to playoff schedule format)
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Tentative Schedule
All Games at Brock Arena
Division A:
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Saturday March 26th @ McArthur Island Sport Centre
4:30-7:30 Opening Ceremonies and Banquet
7:30-8:30 Coaches Meeting
Sunday March 27th Monday March 28th
9:00am A2 vs A5 7:30am A6 vs A2
11:45am A3 vs A4 10:15am A3 vs A1
2:30pm A1 vs A6 1:30pm A4 vs A2
6:30pm A4 vs A5 4:15pm A5 vs A1
Tuesday March 29th Wednesday March 30th
8:00am A3 vs A6 8:00am A1 vs A4
10:45am A1 vs A2 10:45pm A2 vs A3
1:30pm A6 vs A4 1:30pm A5 vs A6
4:15pm A5 vs A3 7:00pm Championship Game
Closing Ceremonies
In round robin Games the Home team is shown first
The team with higher Finish in Round Robin Series will be the Home team in Finals
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Open Ceremonies and Banquet Information The Open Ceremonies and Banquet will be held at McArthur Island Sport Centre on Saturday March 26th
and will include all Female teams in PeeWee, Bantam and Midget playing off for their respective
Championships. The Opening Ceremonies will begin at 4:30pm in the NHL Arena and will be followed by
a Banquet at 5:30pm.
Cost of the banquet is FREE and is open to players, officials and coaches only.
Special Dietary Meal Requests will be made available.
Coach’s Meeting Information Location: McArthur Island Sport Centre Time: 7:30-8:30pm Agenda Discuss Tournament Format and Receive Info:
Packages
Review Rules and Regulations
Review of safety protocols and EAP.
Collection of Team Registration
Question Period All coaches, team managers and team safety personnel are required to attend this session with the Referee In Chief, BC Hockey and KMHA executive, and tournament co-ordinators.
Apparel
The host committee will established a line of tournament apparel that will be available for sale during the event. We will have a variety of clothing featuring the Tournament Logo, Theme, Dates, Location and official BC Hockey Logo.
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Arena Locations www.kamloops.ca/arenas/
The McArthur Island Sport Centre 1665 Island Parkway
The Memorial Arena: 740 Victoria Street
Brock Arena 2470 Fleetwood Avenue
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Accommodations Hotel Blocks have been negotiated for all BC Female Championship teams. All hotels are the same rate of $139/night, regardless of location property. Each team block includes 15 rooms (players & coaches), while any extra rooms for guests are not included in the block. Please use the contact person indicated, as the rooms blocks will have to be booked by each sales person as per our hotel agreements. Please see below for all hotels participating in the BC Female Provincials:
Coast Hotel – 4 Team Blocks available
1250 Rogers Way Kamloops, BC V1S 1N5
Phone: 250-828-6660 Contact: Pat Carlson
Ramada – 4 Team Blocks available
555 Columbia Street West Kamloops, BC V2C 1K7 Toll Free: 250-374-0358 Contact: Dodie Costain
Best Western – 1 Team Block available
660 Columbia Street West Kamloops, BC V2C 1L1
Phone: 250-374-7878 Contact: Tim Rogers
Thompson Hotel – 4 Team Blocks available
650 Victoria Street Kamloops, BC V2C 2B4
Phone: 250-374-1999 Contact: David Deol
Hotel540 – 2 Team Blocks available
540 Victoria Street Kamloops, BC V2C 2B2
Phone: 250-374-1999 Contact: David Deol
Hampton – 3 Team Blocks available
1245 Rogers Way Kamloops, BC V1S 1R9
Phone: 250-571-7897 Contact: Maike Mayden
DoubleTree by Hilton – 1 team Block available
339 St. Paul Street Kamloops, BC V2C 2J5
Phone: 250-851-0026 Contact: Tyson Andrykew
Comfort Inn & Suites – 3 team Blocks available
1810 Rogers Place Kamloops, BC V1S 1T7
Phone: 250-372-0987 Contact: Kathy Wishnevski
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Welcome to Kamloops, British Columbia
Welcome to BC's Friendliest City and Canada's Tournament Capital! Blending energizing recreational opportunities with a culture of warm, welcoming people, Kamloops is an amazing place for any visitor to let loose and just play.
About Kamloops Brilliant blue skies. With over 2,000 hours of sunshine each year, all of our seasons are perfect for escaping to the outdoors. Spring starts early, to the delight of golfers and boaters. Summer is hot and sunny with warm days extending well into autumn. And with our endless blue skies and famous dry powder, winter in Kamloops is a snowy, playtime paradise. Spectacular landscapes. Kamloops is home to an incredibly diverse landscape of sagebrush-covered hills, ravines, wide open grasslands, rugged mountains, forested valleys and pristine lakes. As a semi-arid ecosystem, our natural environment provides habitat for many unique plants and animals. Non-stop outdoor fun. Whether you prefer adrenaline-charged excitement or more laid-back pursuits, you'll find unsurpassed opportunities to pursue your outdoor passions. Nowhere else will you find championship golf courses, renowned mountain biking trails, world-class skiing, dozens of lakes for fishing and boating, and more - all within 45 minutes of downtown. Relaxed western hospitality. Although we have everything you'd want in an urban centre, we haven't forgotten our small town roots. You'll love our unhurried lifestyle and our warm and friendly people. A vibrant downtown. With its mix of unique shops, historic buildings, tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks, the downtown area is the heart and soul of our city. A convenient location. By road, by rail or by air, Kamloops is easy to get to. Four major highways come together in our city, providing convenient access from major centres such as Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Seattle.
Canada's Tournament Capital With close to $50 million invested in new and renovated facilities to launch our Canada's Tournament Capital initiative, Kamloops is the premier host centre for tournaments, cultural events, high performance training camps, and national and international competitions. As a warm and friendly city that supports sports and recreation to its fullest, there is always a solid support team involved in every event. This includes dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers, spirited ambassadors, and of course incredible support from local businesses and spectators.
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In 2009, Kamloops hosted 92 tournaments, held numerous cultural events, and welcomed thousands of participants and spectators to the city. For many years, Kamloops has been synonymous with first-class events, a knowledgeable and enthusiastic volunteer base, strong athletic showings, and a wide variety of outstanding venues. The City of Kamloops has long recognized Sport Tourism as an economic generator for the City and to that end has made Canada's Tournament Capital one of its top goals in City Council’s Strategic Plan. Sport tourism is now the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry in Canada.
The History of Kamloops The word Kamloops comes from the Secwepemc word “Tk’emlúps”, meaning "where the rivers meet" and in this case referring to the flowing together of the North and South Thompson rivers. In the early days, 30 bands of Secwepemc (or Shuswap people) lived along the rivers and lakes of BC’s south-central interior, moving constantly, thus being known as a semi-nomadic nation. A bounty of elk, deer, salmon, wild plant roots and berries dominated the Thompson Valley, as well as excellent farmland and water sources for growing crops. This made for a suitable place to settle and eventually set up trading posts to trade furs and contraptions with the white man. The earliest human remains date back to over 8,250 years ago, yet it is not known exactly how long the people have occupied the valley. Before the Shuswap, vast ice sheets covered the valley. From train robberies to stagecoach transport, to cattle ranching, Kamloops is home to the true wild west drama of the Kamloops region. Europeans arrived in Kamloops around 1811. From their technical advances came further trading, industry, the railroad, and ship transport. The Gold Rush brought wealth and a large influx of people searching for a better life. In 1893, Kamloops was incorporated with less than 1,000 people; yet today it is a population of nearly 85,000 and growing. Kamloops is still a central hub with its south central geographic location in the province connecting to Calgary, Vancouver, and the northern Cariboo-Chilcotin regions. The people of Kamloops are what truly make the heart of Kamloops beat. Kamloopsians care about keeping the city beautiful and keeping our heritage alive: encouraging the western heritage of genuine leather, giving a wholesome friendly smile, and incorporating a cosmopolitan flair with exquisite, high-end urban amenities.
Additional Information http://www.tourismkamloops.com/
http://www.kamloops.ca/
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Sports Stores Dolson's Source For Sports Address: 1320 Trans-Canada Hwy, Kamloops, BC V1S 1J2 Phone:(250) 372-5531 Players Bench Address: 451 Lansdowne St, Kamloops, BC V2C 1Y2 Phone:(250) 851-0344 Sport Chek Aberdeen Mall Address: 1320 Trans-Canada Hwy Y0500, Kamloops, BC V1S 1J2 Phone:(250) 314-1602
Shopping Malls Aberdeen Mall Address: 1320 West Trans Canada Highway, Kamloops, BC V1S 1J2 Phone:(250) 374-3400 Columbia Place Shopping Centre Address: 1210 Summit Dr, Kamloops, BC V2C 6M1 Phone:(250) 372-5878 Northills Shopping Center Address: 700 Tranquille Rd, Kamloops, BC V2B 3H9 Phone:(250) 376-1259 Sahali Centre Mall Address: 945 Columbia St W, Kamloops, BC V2C 1L5 Phone:(250) 374-3033
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Medical Facilities
Hospital ROYAL INLAND HOSPITAL 311 Columbia Street Kamloops, BC V2C 2T1 Phone: 250-374-5111 Emergency Services operates 24 hours/day; 7 days/week
Walk-In Medical Clinics NORKAM HEALTH CARE CENTRE 370 TRANQUILLE ROAD / 250-376-9595 Monday to Friday - 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Please note that hours are subject to physician availability and patient volume. SUMMIT MEDICAL CLINIC #4 - 1380 SUMMIT DRIVE / 250-374-9800 Monday to Friday - 9 am to 6 pm Weekends & Holidays - 9 am to 2 pm Closed Christmas Day and New Years Day. Please note that hours are subject to physician availability and patient volume. KAMLOOPS URGENT CARE CLINIC #4 - 910 COLUMBIA STREET WEST / 250-371-4905 Monday to Friday - 9 am to 5 pm Weekends & Holidays - 9 am to 1 pm Please note that hours are subject to physician availability. Clinic is located on the north side of the Superstore complex.
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Kamloops Map http://www.tourismkamloops.com/themes/tk/vacation-map/
