Thanks again to everyone who made it out last night.
The team rosters are up and live, as well as the schedule. Jerseys will be handed out during your practices next week.
** PLEASE NOTE SCHEDULE CHANGE**
On Tuesday April 12th, there is a small schedule change.
Thanks everyone, and see you out on the ice!
Thanks everyone, and see you out on the ice!
If you register after that date we cannot guarantee a spot or jersey for you, so please make sure that you get your registration in ASAP. Hopefully we will get enough for the 6 teams, and will be able to accept late registrations, but if not, we will cap the teams at 13.
Thanks everyone, and see you out on the ice!
We are currently accepting early registrations for the Hawks Annual Spring Hockey League.
We are in the process of finalizing the details, including exact dates, and final cost (it will be inline with previous seasons). We expect quite a big turn out this season, and in anticipation of scheduling additional teams, we are asking everyone who is interested in playing to please get those registrations in as early as possible!!
For those who are new, Spring League is our annual in-house league. It’s held at Bucks County Ice Sports Center in Warminster PA, and is open to all skill levels. We hold a draft at the beginning of the season, and divvy up the teams so they are all of equal skill level. It’s a great opportunity to get into playing games (for a beginner), hone your skills (for the intermediate player), and have a lot of fun just playing hockey.
Registration will include:
Don't Come Running to Practice Tonight!!
Practice and the Board meeting will be canceled tonight, Tuesday 1/11/11 due to the snow forecasted.
The rink is refunding us the ice time. The board meeting will be rescheduled for next week, same bat time, same bat channel. Please plan accordingly.
So stay warm inside, and do some burpees if you want a good workout!!
See everyone next week, and good luck for everyone who is playing this weekend!
The Hawks are very excited to offer a Learn to Play Hockey Clinic this fall! This clinic is designed for beginner to intermediate players looking to learn, or better their hockey skills. The clinic will be 10 weeks, 5 weeks of skill and drill work, 5 weeks of scrimmage, and a final week mixed scrimmage with the other Hawks Teams.
If you are interested in registering for the clinic, please register online.
(Note currently rostered Hawks who are interested in dropping in do not have to register)
If you have any questions please email info {at} ladyhawkshockey.org.
A big Hawks congratulations go out to Tom and Michelle Noga!
They were married on Nov. 27th. at Queen of Peace Church. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noga reside in Oreland with their dog Bauer.
They will be taking their honeymoon to go skiing in Colorado. Best wishes to the new bride and groom!
….Well maybe not, but Christina did an AWESOME job last night at the Learn to Play Clinic.
Christina Reeves' Goalie Debut!
She volunteered to test out (in my opnion) the best spot on the ice, and looked great doing it!.
She said:
After last night’s debut… Tracey’s Goalie position is very secure …. And I have a new found appreciation for covering the backdoor and being screened by my big-assed Defensemen (me)! Highlights from last night included not being able to find the puck …and then finding it miraculously in my glove (duh!!)!!
Well great job Christina!! For anyone else who would like to give goalie a shot, please let me (Tracey) know. We have a whole set of extra equipment between Judy and myself, and the clinic is the perfect place to give it a try, even if just for the night!
The Hawks participated in the 9th annual Philadelphia International Dragon Boat Festival which took place on the Schuylkill river on October 23rd. The team included Hawks players, coaches, spouses, friends and children all of which enjoyed a beautiful day of food, fun and friendship along the river. 
The first race was the intergenerational challenge in which the Hawks finished third with a time of 2:50.27. This put them in the D division semi-final where they finished second with a time of 2:45.37.
In the D division final race, they won a silver medal with their best time of the day 2:41.69. This time was good enough to earn them 24th overall finish in the festival out of about 120 boats. Their best performance yet! And all of this racing was done with less than a full complement of 20 paddlers. Great job everyone…..you guys are the best!!!
