Due to the plant maintainance on base and ice unavailability at the north arena, CLMH is unable to run an end of summer hockey school. CLMH Conditioning camp in September is on the books, so stay tuned to the website for further information.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SUMMER HOCKEY CAMP LOCALLY.....

Lac La Biche is offering two summer camps:

U of A Golden Bears Hockey Camp
August 16-20 in Lac La Biche
Ages 5-16

1st Annual Portage College Voyageurs Hockey Camp
August 23-27 in Lac La Biche
Ages 7-18 and this camp offers lunches, jerseys, and and fun

Camp brochures can be picked up in the CLMH office or call Lac La Biche County offices at 780-623-4323

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Hours as of 1 July 2010
Tuesday 10 till 2
Wednesday 5:30 till 8:30
Thursday 10 till 2
Closed on Stat Holidays

The office will be closed from 30 July and will open on 10 August.

CLMH Returning Player Registrations are due JULY 15th!! Get yours in now!!
Registration for the 2010-11 hockey season have been mailed out to returning players. Please watch for them in the mail and get your registrations in before July 15th to avoid the $25 administrative fee. It makes it easier for us to plan for next season if we know who is returning. The registration package for new players can be found on the CLMH website. Call Cari at the hockey office at 594-5050 if you have any questions.

Respect in Sport for Parents is an in-depth one hour program providing information on parents' natural influence over a child, the coach or leaders role in an activity, the role parents play in their child's enjoyment and of a sport or activity, and protecting your child when they are outside of your immediate control. The program also provides parents with tools to evaluate their own behaviour by highlighting 5 key ‘behavioural traps’ frequently exhibited by parents, particularly in competitive sports.

This multi-media program utilizes audio with synchronized visuals and animations that demonstrate negative behaviours and provide ideas of how a situation may be better handled. It includes valuable information from subject matter experts delivered in a clear and concise fashion. The program asks questions to parents based on the animated scenarios displayed.

The program is an effective tool for parents to improve their own experience and the experience of their children in the game.  It also is an efficient method for us to continue to communicate the importance of providing a safe and fun sporting environment to all our members.
The program will be available to the entire Hockey Alberta membership as of March 10, 2010 for a cost of $12.00 + GST per family.