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Effective Immediately:

All players registered with Saugeen Maitland Womens' Hockey must have their own water bottle.

Do not take your gloves off during hand shake at the beginning, or end of the game.

Coaches and bench staff are not to shake hands with other team coaches and/or bench staff.

If you, or your child is sick stay home.

H1N1/Flu Season Precautionary Measures & Recommendations:

With a different flu season this year, and the potential impact of the H1N1 virus, the following items are put forward for your consideration:
 
OWHA PROCEDURE FOR 2009-2010:
Players are to keep their hockey gloves on for the Post Game Handshake and tap gloves

OWHA Handshake Policy

Memo from HDCO

Memo from Hockey Canada

Team trainers are encouraged to consult and review their HTCP Program materials, which includes information on universal precautions, hygiene, communicable diseases, and removal/return to play guidelines. Preparation and precaution are your best defence.
 
Further information is available at the following websites:

Huron,Perth,Bruce,Grey, Wellington Health Units

Health Canada

Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care

 

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President’s Message 2009/2010

 

Let me begin by saying thank you to the entire Saugeen organization for selecting me to act as their Chair this year.  Our organization has much to be proud of.  We have several girls who are playing with provincial junior, college or university teams and many others who are being recruited to play in various settings.  Our entire organization and I are extremely proud of what we have accomplished and we look forward to many successes in the year to come.

 

Saugeen Maitland has earned a reputation over the years of developing skilled hockey players with an incredible work ethic. Scouts, University and College coaches are aware of this. They regularly attend our league games and tournaments. We have some of the most respected and highly regarded coaches in the Province and we thank them for the many hours they put into our developing our players.

 

In closing, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the players, their parents and the numerous volunteers who put countless hours into making Saugeen Maitland who we are.   Finally, special thank you to past chair Rob Wagner for the countless hours he spent developing this organization and for the role model he has been for all of us.

 

Alice McDowell

Chair

TO BE ONE OF THE BEST, YOU REALLY NEED TO COMPETE WITH THE BEST.

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