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Organization | Mar 09, 2018 | Rob Green | 7030 views
Additional Goalie Clinics over March Break
Due to the overwhelming success of sign up for the first two clinics, we have added two more clinic spots over March Break.  Time slots that did not overlap the House League Schedule were attempted this time.

The two additional Goalie clinics are:

Sunday March 11th 12:30pm @ Magna (Hyundai)
Sunday March 18th 12:30pm @ Magna (Hyundai)






This program is focused on Tyke through Atom age players who are looking to develop goaltending skills. We welcome house league/select and rep goaltenders looking to get better with movement and puck stopping skills. You need to bring your own equipment so speak with your coach to use the gear for these sessions if you do not have your own. Limited number of spots available on a first come basis.

To sign up, please contact Rob or Steve at [email protected]. First come first server, but priority will be given to Atom HL goalies.

As well, a team page has been created for Goalie Clinics on the NMHA website to allow for calendar entries to be done for your phones like the other teams.  Visit the Goalie Clinic Team Calendar at:

https://nmha.ca/Teams/1817/Calendar/

Thanks,

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