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2019-20 MIDGET TIER 2
BC HOCKEY Provincial Championships
March 2020
BC Hockey Mission Statement:
“Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences”
Peninsula Minor Hockey Association 1885 Forest Park Drive North Saanich, BC EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE www.pmha.bc.ca
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Description Page Organizing and Planning Committee 3 General Championship Information 4-6 Location 7 Transportation 8 Ice Arena Locations and Information 9 Accommodations 10 Medical Care 11 Shopping and Restaurants 12
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Provincials Planning Committee
NAME TITLE PHONE CONTACT
Jana Sexton Chair 250-508-7430 [email protected] Gord Griffiths Treasurer [email protected] Chad Rintoul Community Liaison [email protected] Todd Pugh PMHA President [email protected]
Carol Anne Scott Banquet Lead Colleen Liu Volunteer Coordinator
Liza Van Rensburg Fundraising Keri Herle Fundraising
Patrick Robbins Program
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General Championship Information Once your team has earned their spot in the Championships, we will require the following information. A complete registration package with detailed instructions will be sent to the team manager once you have qualified. 1) Official Team Picture: Highest resolution jpeg will be required for use in the program and other professional print material. Please include names of everyone in order as they appear in the team photo; 2) Association Logo: Please send an EPS or Illustrator image of your association logo and your home and away jersey colours; 3) Contact Information: Please provide Head Coach and Manager names, home/cell numbers, and email addresses; 4) Sponsor Acknowledgements: All teams will be given the opportunity to acknowledge their team sponsor with logo on their team page in the Championships program. 5) Team roster/ scouting information forms will be supplied and will need to be returned promptly to allow time to print.
Banquet Information Panorama MHA hereby invites all players, team officials, BC Hockey representatives, on-ice officials, and dignitaries to the opening banquet as our guests. The banquet will be held at Mary Winspear Centre in Sidney, BC on Sunday March 15th (doors open) starting at 6:00pm. Attendance is mandatory for all teams (players and coaches). The host committee will contact the team managers to determine the number of attendees along with any food allergies. We are pleased to welcome guest speaker Ryan Walter to our event. Ryan Walter was drafted #2 in the world and became the NHL's youngest-ever captain for a time as a Washington Capital. He went on to be an NHL All-Star and Stanley Cup Champion with the Montreal Canadiens, and NHLPA Vice-President and NHL Man of the Year while playing for the Vancouver Canucks. Dress code: Formal
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Coaches’ & Managers’ Meeting
There will be a MANDATORY meeting for all coaches and managers on the travel day, Saturday March 14th. This will be held at the Panorama Recreation Centre in the Concourse room at 7:00pm Topics covered will include: introductions, review of rules and regulations by BC Hockey, collection of team registration materials, distribution of Championship packages, and an opportunity for questions and answers. Opening Ceremonies
Opening Ceremonies will take place on Sunday, March 15th at 2:30pm on the ice at the Panorama Recreation Centre - Arena B prior to the final game of the day. TEAM ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY. All non-playing teams are asked to wear appropriate team attire with their HOME jerseys. All teams are to be at the arena no later than 30 minutes prior to start time (please be on time). Closing Ceremonies
Closing Ceremonies will be held following the final Championship game on Thursday, March 19th. All teams are encouraged to attend the closing ceremonies, however it is not mandatory. BC Hockey Championship Apparel
BC Hockey Championship apparel will be made available for pre-order. Teams or individuals can order apparel through the online store:
https://2020-championships-midget-tier-2.itemorder.com/ Teams will be able to pick up their orders upon arrival at the Panorama Rec Centre if it is ordered before the cut off of March 7th, 2020 - otherwise it will be sent to the addresses provided. Venue
All games are scheduled to be played at the PANORAMA RECREATION CENTRE. Spectators have a complete view of the playing surface from the stands. A concession will be open for the entire tournament with healthy choices for the athletes as well as food and beverages for spectators of all ages.
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Championship Schedule (7 Teams) Saturday, March 14 - travel day 7:00pm Mandatory Coach/Manager Meeting (Panorama - Concourse Room) March 15 -
8:00 -10:30 Campbell River vs Penticton Rink A 10:45-1:15 Williams Lake vs Hollyburn Rink A 11:45-2:15 Fort St. John vs Port Moody 2:30 - 3:00 Opening Ceremonies 3:00 - 5:30 Peninsula vs Campbell River 6:00 - 8:00 Banquet
March 16
8:00-10:30 Penticton vs Williams Lake 10:45-1:15 Port Moody vs Hollyburn 1:30-400 Campbell River vs Fort St. John 4:15-6:45 Williams Lake vs Peninsula 7:00-9:30 Penticton vs Port Moody Rink A
17-Mar
8:00 Peninsula vs Hollyburn 10:45 Penticton vs Fort St. John 1:30 Campbell River vs Williams Lake 4:15 Port Moody vs Peninsula 7:00 Hollyburn vs Fort St. John
18-Mar
11am Hollyburn vs Penticton 1:45 Fort St. John vs Williams Lake 4:30 Port Moody vs Campbell River 7:15 Peninsula vs Penticton
19-Mar
8:00 Williams Lake vs Port Moody 10:00 Hollyburn vs Campbell River Rink A 10:45 Fort St. John vs Peninsula 5:00 Gold medal game CLOSING CEREMONIES
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Location
The District of North Saanich is located at the north end of the Saanich Peninsula approximately 25 kilometres north of Victoria, British Columbia on southern Vancouver Island.
North Saanich exists within the Traditional Territories of Coast Salish peoples. Specifically, the Pauquachin First Nation and Tseycum First Nation are an active and vital part of our community, and the District is committed to respectfully and appropriately engaging these nations in matters of common interest.
The District is surrounded on three sides by 40 kilometres of ocean shoreline, is home to the Victoria International Airport, and the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal.
This area historically emerged from several coastal focal points inward to the interior of the Peninsula. Today, the community-like neighbourhoods which include Ardmore, Deep Cove, Curteis Point, Cloake Hill/Green Park, Dean Park and the South East Quadrant are on the periphery of a rich agricultural interior which is protected by the Provincial Agricultural Land Reserve. Agriculture is very important to the municipality, as evidenced in the number of farms, and road side produce, and flower stands.
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Transportation
One main highway, the Patricia Bay Hwy (Hwy 17) service the Peninsula. Hwy 17 runs from the Swartz Bay ferry terminal to the downtown core of Victoria. This is the main major road when travelling to the rink.
Turn off at McTavish and head East to East Saanich Road, turn left on East Saanich Rd. and Panorama is located just down the road on the right.
Ferry Travel
Swartz Bay is the major arrival and departure point for southern Vancouver Island with nearly two million cars and 6 million passengers arriving annually via BC Ferries.
*Ferry Reservations are recommended and can be made at www.bcferries.com*
Bus Travel and Public Transportation
BC Transit runs throughout Greater Victoria with service to and from the Ferry, the arena and the downtown Victoria core.
You can get more information here https://www.bctransit.com/victoria/home
or Call the customer information line at 250-382-6161 for routing tips.
Wilsons Transportation provides private coach service for hire, more details can be attained by calling 250-475-3235 or going to their website at https://wilsonstransportation.com/
Air Travel
Victoria International Airport is located just 3 km from Panorama Recreation Centre; 23km north of the city centre of Victoria. Air Canada, Westjet and Pacific Coastal Airlines all offer a schedule of daily flights to and from Vancouver International Airport – earliest departure from Victoria is 6:00am, while flights return as late as 10pm.
A discount code for the event through Air Canada has been acquired, please contact [email protected] for more details.
Harbour Air, the largest all-seaplane company in the world with a fleet of 30 aircraft, offers frequent daily service from Vancouver to Victoria's inner harbour. The scenic 20-minute flight shaves hours of commuting time off the trip between downtown cores.
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Panorama Recreation Centre
Panorama Recreation Centre offers a wide variety of recreational and general interest programs at many different locations throughout the municipalities of North Saanich, Central Saanich and the town of Sidney. The centre boasts two arenas, A and B. Winner of Hockeyville, our Arena B had a $2.2 million facelift, including a new ice plant, ice surface, boards, glass and seating. Located at 1885 Forest Park Drive. Follow Patricia Bay Hwy/BC-17 to McTavish Rd in North Saanich. Take exit 26 from Patricia Bay Hwy/BC-17
Follow McTavish Rd to E Saanich Rd, Turn left onto E Saanich Rd
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Accommodations We have secured rooms blocks for each team that qualifies for the Provincial Championships. So, no need to worry about pre-booking hotel reservations months in advance…not knowing if you’re going to need them. We have made it easy and stress free for the teams. Booking Info will be sent to the qualifying teams immediately following the completion of the playoffs, so individual rooms can be booked from each team block at our Host Hotels. The hotels will not hold rooms for specific individual teams before the final teams advancing have been decided at the completion of the playoff rounds. The Accent Inn Address: 3233 Maple St, Victoria, BC V8X 4Y9
Phone: (250) 475-7500
Rates: Two Queen Beds (10 of the rooms will also have a kitchenette). Based on single/ double occupancy (children stay for free) the rate will be $109 a night plus tax per night and $119 for the kitchenettes. Block Name: “Midget T2 Provincial Championships” Block Release Date: March 4, 2020 **We have rooms held here for 3 out of town teams. Sandman Hotel Victoria Address: 2852 Douglas St, Victoria, BC V8T 4M5
Phone: 888-388-0787 ext 2105
Rates: $119 std - 2 beds $139 suite with kitchenette Block Name: “BC Hockey Midget T2 Provincial Championships” Block Release Date: March 4, 2020 **We also have rooms held here for 3 teams**
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Skate Sharpening
Kirby’s Source for Sports
894 Cloverdale Ave, Victoria, BC V8X 2S8 (250) 480-5030 located across the street from Accent Inn
● we are working to have sharpening on site at the rink - more details to come
Medical Care
Saanich Peninsula Hospital - Open 24 hours 2166 Mt Newton X Rd, Saanichton, BC (250) 544-7676 Victoria General Hospital - Open 24 hours 1 Hospital Way, Victoria, BC (250) 727-4212 Royal Jubilee Hospital - Open 24 hours 1952 Bay St, Victoria, BC (250) 370-8000
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Shopping Malls
Mayfair Shopping Centre - 3147 Douglas St, Victoria, BC Hillside Shopping Centre - 1644 Hillside Ave, Victoria, BC Uptown Centre - 3440 Saanich Rd, Victoria, BC
Restaurants and Coffee Shops There are numerous restaurants and coffee shops located in Sidney - an 8 min drive from the arena Prairie Inn Neighbourhood Pub - 5 min drive from arena The Roost - down street from arena Bin 4 Burger Lounge - next to Accent Inn Shark club - in Sandman Hotel
If you have any questions, please email [email protected]
Jana Sexton 250-508-7430 (cell)