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all girls spring classic tournament

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larry Bumstead - director

april 8 - 9 - 10

larry Bumstead

The 12th Annual All Girls Spring Classic Tournament will offer a weekend of fun competition and camaraderie as girls showcase their skills.

Head instructor northwestern Hockey sports camp - 1988 to present Jets Hockey Development - beginning 2014

high tempo Peewee Elite (2004, 2003 YOB) soaltender pleased to continue Peewee Open (2004, 2003 YOB) In-Season opportunities to playAtom Elite Open (2006, 2005 YOB) ng players.

Atom Open (2006, 2005 YOB) er tothe Hockey op go Jets to Novice Open (2008, 2007 YOB) y Development will Guaranteed: Hockey Sports Camp 4 games (3x15Experience minute periods) of a Lifetime! tead. Larry will conSkills Competition for all participants pment programs and Player awards for all player and team de• poeparticipants prep camp dates forms TBD is available on Full tournament details andapril, registration eds of young developWednesday www.mtsiceplex.ca three to young adult, • all girls spring classic ge. Jets Hockey Deapril 8 - 10 estern Hockey Sports • aaa spring Training * ey Canada player demay 17 - June 23 of 2016). ssion of development • JUnior a prep camp eam play and build on august 8 - 25

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• team entries will be confirmed by email Don’t have a team? Want to compete in the spring classic?

• Spring Classic organizers will, where possible, assist a player or group of players, tolarry form a Bumstead, team for the ginning 2014 tournament.Head instructor for all camps • go to www.mtsiceplex.ca for Individual Player form (Free Agent Registration) phone: (204) 926-5866 Fax: (204) 926-5885 3969 portage avenue Winnipeg, mB r3K 1W4

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Larry’s ultimate goal is to give each player the opportunity to fully develop to go to the next level and to enjoy the sport of hockey and the journey along the way. Larry is a certified Hockey Canada coach (High Performance) with over 28 years of hockey development and coaching experience at many levels within minor hockey, including the University of Manitoba Bison Men and currently the St. Mary’s Flames Prep Female. In 2010, Larry was pleased to join with the MTS Iceplex and offer the Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp programs at the beautiful facility. Moving forward, Larry continues to provide exceptional development opportunities and direction under the Jets Hockey Development banner. same great programs! same head coach!

Larry founded Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp in 1988 and as the Director, Larry expanded programming to include development opportunities for all playing levels. The Northwestern family of programs included spring training, summer day camps, specialty camps for Junior and AAA players, comprehensive and dedicated female programs, school-based Learn to Skate and Learn to Play programs and in-season winter training academies. Additionally, Larry created the Boys of the North Prospects Camp for many elite players from throughout North America to attend the camp and showcase their talents for numerous Canadian and American Junior A teams. As a result each spring, Larry has assembled and coached the Boys of the North and the Girls of the North teams to further their development through a structured program of on ice skills and off-ice conditioning that culminates in elite hockey tournaments. As a direct result of his mentorship and programs, Larry has proudly watched many of his young players go on to realize their own hockey goals at the highest levels. Larry’s greatest coaching pleasures are to see his players realize their successes and dreams. Whether it is the initiation player mastering a two-foot stop, a peewee player perfecting their shooting accuracy or a player hearing their name on the draft list, Larry shares in the excitement of these successes for all players. Larry’s passion for coaching drives him to provide positive and innovative support to players of all ages as he mentors players and teams and families.

During Winnipeg winters, when he is not coaching or running a camp, Larry and wife Kathy spend their time as many Winnipeg hockey parents do - by transporting to and supporting and cheering their three children at various rinks around the city.

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Building on 28 years of hockey d Northwestern Hockey Sports Cam offering positive hockey developm ers of all ages and skills levels Development banner. Jets Ho continue the tradition of Northwes under the leadership of larry B tinue to direct the Jets Hockey De provide a need sensitive approac velopment that strives to meet the ing and older aspiring players: a boys and girls, learn to skate to velopment, in accordance with No Camp philosophy, supports the H velopment model by offering a pr throughout the year to compleme individual and team performance. progression of Development • INITIATION PHASE • COMPETITIVE PHASE • HIGH PERFORMANCE PHASE • AAA • JuNIOR • PREP / SPORT SCHOOL Jets Hockey Development invite check out the camps and program fident that there is a program to needs. We welcome you to the j of a Lifetime!”

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aaa spring training Girls 2001-1998 AAA/Prep • May 17-June 20 Girls 2002 - 2001 AA • May 31 - June 23

A High Performance program designed to build the continuum of development for current AAA or Prep male and female players offering two distinct player training components: power skating & edge control and skills & tactical Development.

Participants will maintain a development focus and will be challenged to enhance their power on ice, physically and tactically.

Positive implementation of skills in game-like situations during each session will enforce learning and progress development. i) power skating & edge control 9.75 hours - Directed by Jeff sveinson Many highly skilled players get to the pro-level but still need to improve their skating. Developing good skating mechanics and strong edge control is a fundamental step in any player’s development. Often this is overlooked because strong athletes have the natural ability for skating; however, we recognize that strong skating skills are crucial to develop an elite hockey player.

Skating mechanics and edge control require repetitive training. The AAA Spring Training program will offer the instruction and drills to raise a player’s skating skills and master a higher level of skating mechanics and edge control.

• Proven on-ice exercises for skating mechanics • Dedicated drills to address weaknesses • Assessment of player’s weaknesses in skating technique • Proven, repetitive drills to develop stronger edge control ii) skills & tactical Development 9.75 hours - Directed by larry Bumstead Sessions are designed with the purpose to enhance a player’s power on the ice, physically and tactically with an up-tempo progression of advanced skills and tactical development to increase a players’ tactical understanding.

• Over-speed skill training • Attack, Support, Recover principles • Assertive 1 – 1 puck skills • Contact confidence • Individual tactics, defensive & offensive • Introductory combination team tactics • Integrated Team Play tactics • Age appropriate Read & React skills • European Flow Drills • Individual & Team Play tactics GoaltenDer Development – aaa spring training Goaltender Development will be under the direction of the MTS Ice Lab staff.A High Performance Goaltender training program designed to maximize a goaltender’s skill, technique and tactical understanding with an emphasis on developing speed and explosiveness. Goaltenders will receive 2 to 1 instruction on the big ice.

• Objective to minimize footwork with efficient movement • Save options, post save responses with tracking and recovery • Depth control, angels and shooter tendencies • Enhance ice awareness • Tactical emphasis, positional play (angles and depths) in game-like situations sessions: • 2 – 3 per week, Monday through Thursday evenings • 13 sessions, 90 minutes each (60 minutes technical & 30 minutes game-like situations) eligibility: Players and goaltenders must meet age and playing level criteria to register for AAA Spring Training programs.

19.5 hours $500.00 & $25.00 gst

poe prep camp - u16 male & u18 female april, dates to be confirmed A short and intensive preparatory program for players that will be participating in the 2016 Hockey Manitoba Programs of Excellence. The POE Prep Camp programming will be under the direction of larry Bumstead (on ice for all sessions).

Separate male and female groups Like minded players will be conditioned and pushed to give them the jump on success. eligibilty criteria: players and goaltenders that have been invited to compete at the Hockey Manitoba POE each poe prep camp will take a maximum of 24 skaters & 4 goaltenders Registrations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. purpose • Move players out of their comfort zone • Encourage execution of skills at high tempo • Develop a higher lactic acid tolerance to improve hockey specific fitness level

poe prep camp 1 X 90 minutes each evening

Highlights • Overspeed skill training • Assertive 1-1 puck skills • European flow drills • Aerobic / Anaerobic splits • Attack, Support, Recover Principles • International Individual Tactics april dates tBc 6 hours on ice $140.00 & $7.00 gst

note: Dates and schedule will be confirmed following release of information by Hockey Manitoba

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• Individual Tactics • Competition Drills 2 X 75 minutes on Skills ice daily • Checking 1 X 75 minutes Multi-Sports Camp Tuesday daily after school (4:30 pm - 6:00 pm) and Wednesday sessions 1 per week; rotating 2 X 30 minutes morning video (6:50 -energizer 7:50 am). daily 2 X 60 minutes games $475.00 + $23.75 gst eligibility 2009 -weekly 2008 - 2007 YOB* Forwards, Defense, Goaltenders 2006- -rigHT 2005 - 2004 YOBHocKey sKills goalTenDer camp sTarT $460.00august + $23.00 * 2009 - 2007 yoB 22gst - 26 * Program hours & fees mayformat. change (updated information in fallgst of 2016).

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2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily st 15 - 19 team &games specialty clinic options include (but not limited to):+ $27.50 gst 2 X 60 minutes weekly $550.00 ayers with tor • Skating evel. Focus HigH perFormance • Stride CorrectionpHase camp nance and • Puck Control 2002 - 1999 yoB Girls august 22 - 26 eam. to confirm An accelerated • Shooting (example:designed forehand, backhand, program for aa, wrist, Highslapshot) school or rep. players. equired • Scoring Overspeed skill training emphasizing skill execution at a higher speed, and Puck Protection improving ••contact confidence and tactical understanding through advanced Body Checking & Contact Confidence Concepts team play •tactics that allow Body Contact - Bodyplayers Blocks to accelerate their game to the next level.

27.50 gst 2 X 90 minutes ice -daily • BoardonWork chips, receiving, passing 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports • Defensive PositioningCamp daily • Defensive Skillsdaily & Individual Tactics 2 X 30 minutes videoSpecific energizer st 15 - 19 • Teamgames Play Tactics & Systems 2 X 60 minutes weekly $550.00 + $27.50 gst

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eligibility criteria: 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999 yoB - Players and goaltenders who played AA, AAA Hockey or High School Hockey in the 2015-16 minor hockey season.

2003 yoB - Players and goaltenders that played AA (or rural Rep) in the 2015-16 minor hockey season.

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Jets Fundamental Gear pro shopskating The Jets Gear Authentic Pro Basic Shop offers onand site position skate sharpening, sticks skills stance and equipment repair services. Skate sharpening services will be co-ordinated with the summer Contact Confidence & awareness ABC’s - angles, balance and control hockey camp schedules.

Puck control, Passing & Shooting Emphasis on glove placement & stick control medical insurance Each player mustTactics have their T-pushes, own healthshuffles and accident insurance policy.

Introductory Individual & Team and loads ONLY prescription medications are allowed at the camp. All prescription medications will be Agility, Balance & Co-ordination Goal to maximize goal space held for safekeeping and administration monitored by the camp director. no over the counter medications are allowed. Prescription medication must not be kept with the players for the safety of all program participants.

10 HoUrs on equipment ice septemBer 14 - 22 WhatUnDer to Bring11Allcamp participants must bring their own hockey (including neckguards, 2008, mouth 2007 & 2006off-ice yoB training wear (sweatsuit, t-shirt, shorts, sport $235.00 & $11.75 gst face masks, guards) shoes, towel).

It is strongly suggested that players refrain from bringing personal electronic equipment. Cell players GoaltenDers phones and cameras are not allowed in the dressing rooms. cell phones may not be used Power skatingcamp dynamics Efficient goalie movement, position and stance during scheduled hours.

Quick stick, Scoring preparation and Iceplex/Jets puck handling cancellation andPassing refund&policy For registration Shot withdrawals the MTS Hockey Contact requires Confidence, Physical Checking Technique save selections Development at least 60 days notice prior to the beginning of a program to be Individual & Team Play paid. tactics save and recovery eligible for a refund of fees All refunds are Post subject to responses a $25 administrative fee. After the commencement a program, should the participant wish to withdraw for personal Over-speed SkillofTraining Build strong technique with strong balance reasons, they will not be eligible for a refund of any fees paid. Pro-rated refunds after program commencement will only be issued in the event of an accident, injury or illness which prevents 14 & UnDer HoUrs on ice 6 - 13 the participant from camp attending. A doctor’s note10will be required as support to septemBer warrant a refund 2003, 2002 yoB $235.00 & $11.75 gst under2005, these 2004, conditions. accuracy of information Disclaimer In submitting this registration, I agree that the information players GoaltenDers provided is accurate in all respects as to my child’s age, skill level and position and may be Over-speed Skillprior Training Shot preparation and puck handling subject to verification to being allowed to participate in the chosen program.

If my child is not ofAerobic/Anaerobic the appropriate age,Tolerance skill level or position necessary to participate in a specific I Technique save selections and program, approriate understand that his/her registration will be withdrawn. terms Attack, Support, Recovery Recovery with appropriate leg & transition to program re-classification will be available to players based on: 1. Level of skill Checking development Physical Skills & Tactics subsequent saves, second shot preparation 2. Level of tacticalIndividual understanding Advanced & Team Play Tactics Tactical thinking skills 3. Degree of physical development 4. Social and Mental maturity 10 HoUrs on ice septemBer 6 - 13 UnDer 17 camp 5. Playing experience 2001, 2000, 1999 yoB $235.00 & $11.75 gst 6. Overall development goals Final aGe aDvancinG Decisions Will Be maDe By proGram Director players GoaltenDers How Aggressive to register:Attack, By mail,Support, fax, emailRecovery or online.

Develop speed and explosiveness with strong How Assertive to pay: Cheque, money order, VISA, Mastercard.technique Minimum 50% deposit required to confirm Checking Skills registration. complete and deposit to: StrongSend emphasis on registration 1-1 Puck Skills Depth control, angles and shooter tendencies Jets Hockey Development Advanced Individual & Team Play Tactics Focus on ice awareness & improving MTS Iceplex anticipation 3969Essential Portage Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3K 1W4 Team Play Tactics Advanced tactical thinking skills

contact larry or kathy at:

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(204) 926-5866 jhd@truenorth.mb.ca pre-season Development camp scHeDUles: Register onlineplaced at: in groups based on age and playing level.

Players www.mtsiceplex.ca

Beginning 2014

Players will receive one session each evening during the week and two sessions per day on weekends.

Schedule is rotating to reduce potential conflicts with other fall extra-curricular activities.

Groupings and schedules confirmed in August once final placements are made.

larry Bumstead

Dedicated player & goaltender instruction head instructor for all camps

the academy Dates: november 2016 - February 2017

The Academy is designed to complement a player’s hockey season by offering a positive learning environment to increase skill development while the player is in regular season play with their peers.

This is dedicated programming that takes advantage of limited down-time, high tempo drills and innovative drill design. all goaltenders will receive dedicated goaltender instruction. There are multiple levels of programming available within the In-Season Development as we offer programming to meet the needs of all young, developing players.

Think of this as an “accelerated” academic class; the opportunity to develop to go to the next level... ... for the opportunity of a hockey Experience of a Lifetime! programming Units • Skating Skills • Over-speed Training • Puck Control • Team Play Tactics • Individual Tactics • Competition Drills • Checking Skills sessions 1 per week; rotating Tuesday after school (4:30 pm - 6:00 pm) and Wednesday morning (6:50 - 7:50 am). eligibility 2009 - 2008 - 2007 YOB* Forwards, Defense, Goaltenders 2006 - 2005 - 2004 YOB $460.00 + $23.00 gst * * Program hours & fees may change (updated information available in fall of 2016).

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A dedicated program to final get program playersconfirmation & goaltenders Check-in times willdevelopment be included on each player’s letter. ready for their team evaluationscamp and -prepared physically and program mentallyincludes for their season.

Placement of multi-sports “sport forboth the Fun of it” Every a player specific off is based age and playing level. ice players Multi-Sports Campon thatplayer is designed to complement our on ice program and focus on the development of hockey specific flexibility, agility, balance, co-ordination, cardio-vascular fitness, plyometric power accomplished through unique training principles and a wide range of MultiSports activities.

ForWarDs • DeFense • goalTenDers Family orientation All parents and guardians are invited to attend a pre-camp information session.

Note: all fees must be paid and waiver completed prior to a player commencing programming.

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The AA Academy offers weekly individual skill development to High Performance players and goaltenders. As players progress to higher levels of competition, team practices shift focus to more tactical development and team systems. At all levels of play, building and maintaining individual skiils is essential to raise a player’s competitive ability. The AA Academy offers this opportunity. sessions 1 hour per week, 1 weekday morning (6:50 am - 7:50 am) eligibility 2005 - 2004 - 2003 YOB AA* Forwards, Defense, Goaltenders * Placement at discretion of Director $280.00 + $14.00 gst * * Program hours & fees may change (updated information available in fall of 2016). note: Please refer to website www.mtsiceplex.ca for updates.

team & specialty clinics individual, small Group and team teaching

Specialty Clinics are tailored to the needs of the team. larry Bumstead will work closely with the team’s coaching staff to determine the teaching focus of each session. team & specialty clinic options include (but not limited to): • Skating • Stride Correction • Puck Control • Shooting (example: forehand, backhand, wrist, slapshot) • Scoring • Puck Protection • Body Checking & Contact Confidence Concepts • Body Contact - Body Blocks • Board Work - chips, receiving, passing • Defensive Positioning • Defensive Specific Skills & Individual Tactics • Team Play Tactics & Systems • Attack, Support & Recover Principles • Outlet Passes • Face-offs • Transitions • Learn to Skate Contact Larry at (204) 926-5866 or jhd@truenorth.mb.ca to book a clinic for your team.

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n my owninbehalf, behalf ofvelopment the Participant, and onby behalf of our respective heirs, legal represenmodel offering a progression of personal development Camp 1988onand ves, successors and assigns (collectively, the “releasor”), hereby irrevocably and unconditionally release throughout the year to complement team play and build on to include developd forever discharge Jets Hockey Development, TN Iceplex Inc., TN Iceplex Limited Partnership, Winnipeg sNorthwestern Hockey Club Limited Winnipeg Hockey Club Inc., The True North Entertainment Complex familyPartnership, individual andJets team performance. mited Partnership, True North Sports & Entertainment Limited (collectively, “true north”) and their respective day camps, specialty Development bsidiaries, affiliates, trustees,progression directors, officers,of shareholders, unitholders, employees, servants, volunteers, nsive and dedicated resentatives, agents, other participants, any sponsors, advertisers, and each of their respective successors, • INITIATION PHASE ministrators, assigns, heirs and legal personal representatives (all such persons and entities hereinafter cole and Learn to Play tively called the “releasees”) of and from all injuries, liabilities, damages, actions, suits, obligations, duties, • COMPETITIVE PHASE demies.

Additionally, s, omissions, misfeasance, malfeasance, losses, expenses, costs, rights of indemnity and all other claims and • HIGH PERFORMANCE PHASE hts whatsoever, including limitation, in whole or in part by the negligence of the Releasees or otherCamp for many elite without e, including negligent rescue•operations, whether or not known or anticipated, which the Releasor ever had, AAA and have against the Releasees for or by reason of the Participant’s participation in the wtend has orthe maycamp in the future JuNIOR and Juniorthat if,•despite gram.American I further agree this Waiver and Release I, or anyone on my behalf, makes claim against yembled of the Releasees, I will indemnify, save /and hold harmless each of the Releasees from any litigation expense, and coached • PREP SPORT SCHOOL orney fees, loss, liability, damage, or cost which any and all of them may incur as the result of such claim. rth teams to further Jets Hockey Development invites players and families to ertify that the Participant is in good health and has no known medical condition which would prohibit him/her m of on ice skills m participating in theand Program. check out the camps and programs for 2016; we are conkey oftournaments.

As case emergency, I understand that every effort will be made to contact me. In the event that neither I nor the fident thatgrant there is a program to suit yourby True player’s ergency contact can be reached, I hereby permission to the physician selected North tounique hospitals, Larry has proudly secure proper treatment, order injection, or surgery the Participant, as the may be. In the needs.

Weanesthesia welcome you tofor the join us for ancase “Experience lize their own hockey nt medication, medical advice, treatment and/or equipment are required, I agree to accept financial responsiof aand/or Lifetime!” ty for feespleasures in excess ofare provincial private insurance. I am advised to carry additional medical insurance. aching ant True North the unrestricted right to produce, reproduce, publish, broadcast, communicate by telecommudreams.

Whether it ation, distribute, op, a exhibit, peewee player adapt or otherwise use or re-use my or the Participant’s name and any statements, dorsements, biographical information, voice recordings, photographs and likeness to photographs, videotapes, hearing their nameprovided for, stemming from, or obtained or taken in relation to, participation in the m or sound recordings for any and all advertising or Since promotional 1988purposes (including but not limited to publication and/or tgram of these successes adcast in media) without further compensation or permission. rives him to provide cknowledge that the Participant must act in a responsible manner during all Program activities. I further ages as he knowledge thatmentors True North reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to dismiss any participant who, in its

gment, has rejected the reasonable controls of the Program and is a hazard to him/herself and/or others. cknowledge that, during aching or running a all Program activities, the Participant, the parents and/or legal guardians of the ticipant and any spectators that are associated with the Participant must act in a responsible manner that eallastimes many Winnipegwith the values of True North which values include, but are not limited to, fairness, is consistent egrity andand mutual respect. I further acknowledge that True North reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to porting cheering miss any participant when, in its judgment, there has been conduct by the Participant, the parents and/or legal city. ardians of the Participant and any spectators that are associated with the Participant that is not consistent h the values of True North. gree that the Participant and myself are aware of and will abide by the General Guidelines and Procedures, as sted throughout the MTS Iceplex and at www.mtsiceplex.ca. y personal information that is collected by True North is collected in compliance with The Freedom Beginning 2014 of Informan and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). By providing personal information you consent to True North’s use of ch personal information to provide programs and services surrounding the Program and/or information about Program. The personal information provided will be used only for the purpose(s) for which it is collected, ess you consent or True North are authorized to do so by FIPPA. ave reaD tHis DocUment anD FUlly UnDerstanD its terms, UnDerstanD tHat sUBstanal riGHts Have Been Given Up By siGninG it anD Have siGneD it Freely anD WitHoUt any DUcement or assUrance oF any natUre anD intenD it to Be a complete anD UnconDional release oF all liaBility to tHe Greatest eXtent alloWeD By laW anD aGree tHat iF y portion oF tHe aGreement is HelD to Be invaliD tHe Balance, notWitHstanDinG, sHall ntinUe in FUll2014 Force anD eFFect.

Beginning Phone: 204 926-5866 gn below intending for both me and the Participant to be legally bound.Fax: 204 926-5885

contact larry or kathy at:

general information 2016 summer camp check in Registration/check-in will take place each Monday morning. All players must be checked in by a parent or guardian prior to commencing their hockey programming.

Check-in times will be included on each player’s final program confirmation letter. multi-sports camp - “sport for the Fun of it” Every program includes a player specific off ice Multi-Sports Camp that is designed to complement our on ice program and focus on the development of hockey specific flexibility, agility, balance, co-ordination, cardio-vascular fitness, plyometric power accomplished through unique training principles and a wide range of MultiSports activities.

Family orientation All parents and guardians are invited to attend a pre-camp information session.

Note: all fees must be paid and waiver completed prior to a player commencing programming.

Experience of a Lifetime!

all summer programs include • Multi-Sports Camp Instruction • Showdown Competition • Group Video Sessions • Low •Player-Instructor Ratio • Daily Hot Lunch • Official Camp Jersey • Super Series Games poe prep camp

april, dates TBD

Jets Gear progirls shop The Jets Gear Authentic Pro Shop offers on site skate sharpening, sticks • all spring classic and equipment repair services. Skate sharpening services will be co-ordinated with the summer april 8 10 hockey camp schedules.

• aaa spring medical insurance EachTraining player must have their own health and accident insurance policy. may 17 - June 23 ONLY prescription medications are allowed at the camp. All prescription medications will be held for safekeeping and administration monitored by the camp director. no over the counter • JUnior a prep camp medications are allowed. Prescription medication must not be kept with the players for the 8 - 25 safety of allaugust program participants. camp must bring their own hockey equipment (including neckguards, What • to iniTiaTion Bring All participants 8 - 12 face masks,august mouth guards) off-ice training wear (sweatsuit, t-shirt, shorts, sport shoes, towel).

It is strongly suggested thatcamp players refrain from bringing personal electronic equipment. Cell • compeTiTiVe phones andaugust cameras 8are- 12 not allowed in the dressing rooms. cell phones may not be used during scheduled camp hours.

• HigHand perFormance camp cancellation refund policy For registration withdrawals the MTS Iceplex/Jets Hockey august 19 60 days notice prior to the beginning of a program to be Development requires15at-least eligible• for a refund fees paid. All refunds are subject to a $25 administrative fee. After all girlsofcamp the commencement of a- 26 program, should the participant wish to withdraw for personal august 22 reasons, they will not be eligible for a refund of any fees paid. Pro-rated refunds after program commencement will only be issued in the event of an accident, injury or illness which prevents • aaa camp the participant from attending.

A doctor’s note august 27 - september 1 will be required as support to warrant a refund under these conditions.

• preseason DeVelopmenT camp accuracy of information Disclaimer In submitting this registration, I agree that the information - 22 as to my child’s age, skill level and position and may be provided isseptember accurate in all6respects subject•toin-season verification prior to being allowed to participate in the chosen program. If my child is DeVlopmenT not of the appropriate age,toskill level or position necessary to participate in a specific program, I november February understand that his/her registration will be withdrawn.

• Team & specialTy program re-classification will beclinics available to players based on: year round availability 1. Level of skill development 2. Level of tactical understanding 3. Degree of physical development 4. Social and Mental maturity 5. Playing experience 6. Overall development goals Final aGe aDvancinG Decisions Will Be maDe By proGram Director How to register: By mail, fax, email or online.

How to pay: Cheque, money order, VISA, Mastercard. Minimum 50% deposit required to confirm larry Bumstead, registration. Send complete registration and deposit to: Head instructor for all camps Jets Hockey Development MTS Iceplex 3969 Portage phone: Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3K 1W4 (204) 926-5866

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contact larry kathy at: Fax:or(204) 926-5885 Since 1988 (204) 926-5866 3969 portage avenue jhd@truenorth.mb.ca Winnipeg, mB r3K 1W4 Register online at: jhd@truenorth.mb.ca • www.mtsiceplex.ca www.mtsiceplex.ca

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AGE: AGE: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 15-16 TEAM: POSITION:POSITION: 15-16 TEAM: LEAGUE: LEAGUE: EMAIL: EMAIL: HOCKEY SWEATER HOCKEY SWEATER SIZE: SIZE: Youth MYouth L XLM L XLMEN’s SMEN’s M L SXL M L XL high performance high performance phase phase spring spring camps camps POE Prep Camp POE Prep Camp AAA SpringAAA Training Spring Training AAA SpringAAA Training Spring Training ( ) U18 Female ( ) U18 Female ( ) Male 2002 ( )-Male 20012002 AAA - 2001 ( AAA ) Male 2004 ( )-Male 20032004 AA - 2003 AA ( ) U16 Male( ) U16 Male ( ) Male 2000 ( )-Male 19982000 AAA - 1998 ( AAA ) Female 2002 ( ) Female - 20012002 AA - 2001 AA April dates TBD April dates TBD( ) Female AAA ( ) Female / Prep AAA / Prep May 31 - June May2331 - June 23 $140 + Gst$140 + GstMay 17 - June May2017 - June 20 $500 + Gst$500 + Gst $500 + Gst$500 + Gst

please check please appropriate check appropriate camp(s) camp(s) summer summer camps camps iniTiaTioniniTiaTion pHase pHase compeTiTiVe compeTiTiVe pHase pHase HigH perFormance HigH perFormance pHase pHase Junior A Prep Junior A PrepAll Girls Camp All Girls HighCamp High Competitive Competitive I Camp I Camp Right StartRight Skating Start Skating ( ) Aug 8-16 ( ) Aug 8-16 Performance Performance ( ) 2013 YOB ( & ) 2013 older YOB & ( older ) 2007-2006 ( ) 2007-2006 YOB YOB $280 + Gst$280Aug + Gst 22-26 Aug 22-26 Aug 8-12 Aug 8-12 ( ) 2005-2004 ( ) 2005-2004 YOB YOB ( ) 2002-1999 YOB YOB $100 + Gst$100 + Gst ( ) Aug 8-25 ( ) 2002-1999 Aug 8-12 Aug 8-12 ( ) Aug 8-25 $550 + Gst$550 + Gst $560 + Gst$560 + Gst $550 + Gst$550 + Gst Right StartRight Start AAA CampAAA Camp Skills Camp Skills Camp Competitive High Performance Competitive II Camp II High CampPerformance Aug 27 - Sept Aug1 27 - Sept 1 ( ) 2011-2008 ( ) 2011-2008 YOB Camp Camp ( YOB ) 2003-2002 ( ) 2003-2002 YOB YOB ( ) 2003 AA Aug 8-12 Aug 8-12 Aug 8-12 Aug 8-12 Aug 15-19 Aug 15-19 ( ) 2003 AA ( ) 2002 AA $475 + Gst$475 + Gst ( +) Gst 2005-2004 ( ) 2005-2004 YOB A1 YOB A1 ( ) 2002 AA $550 + Gst$550 ) 2001 ( ) 2001 AA ) 2003-2002 ( ) 2003-2002 YOB A1 ( YOB A1 AA All Girls Camp All Girls RSHSCamp AllRSHS Girls Camp All Girls Comp Camp (Comp ( ) 2002 AAA (YOB ) 2004 YOB ( )AA2004 YOB(AA) 2002 AAA ( ) 2009-2007 ( ) 2009-2007 YOB ( YOB ) 2006-2004 ( ) 2006-2004 YOB ( ) 2001 AAA ( ) 2001 AAA (YOB ) 2003 YOB ( )AA2003 YOB AA Aug 22-26 Aug 22-26( ) 2004-2002 ( ) 2004-2002 YOB ) 2000 ) 2000 HS/ & 1999 HS/ ( ) 2002-2001 YOB AA ( YOB AA &( 1999 $475 + Gst$475 + Gst Aug 22-26 Aug 22-26 ( ) 2002-2001 AA/AAA AA/AAA $550 + Gst$550 + Gst $550 + Gst$550 + Gst $280 + Gst$280 + Gst

fall preseason fall preseason development development camps camps Under 8 camp Under 8 camp Under 11 camp Under 11 camp ( ) 2011-2009 ( ) 2011-2009 YOB ( YOB ) 2008-2006 ( ) 2008-2006 YOB YOB Sept 14-22 Sept 14-22 Sept 14-22 Sept 14-22 $235 + Gst$235 + Gst $235 + Gst$235 + Gst 14 & Under14camp & Under camp ( ) 2005-2002 ( ) 2005-2002 YOB YOB Sept 6-13 Sept 6-13 $235 + Gst$235 + Gst

17 & Under17 camp & Under camp ( ) 2001-1999 ( ) 2001-1999 YOB YOB Sept 6-13 Sept 6-13 $235 + Gst$235 + Gst

program program payment payment schedule schedule

Cost of spring Costprogram of springselected program...................................................$ selected ...................................................$

Cost of summer Cost ofprogram summerselected program.................................................$ selected .................................................$

Cost of fallCost program of fallselected program.........................................................$ selected .........................................................$

SUBTOTALSUBTOTAL ....................................................................................$ ....................................................................................$

ADD 5% GST ADD................................................................................$ 5% GST ................................................................................$

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DEPOSIT ENCLOSED DEPOSIT ENCLOSED (minimum (minimum 50%) ............................................$ 50%) ............................................$

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