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Welcome to the Middlesex Islanders Youth Hockey Organization
Proud member of the Eastern Hockey Federation

08-09 Tryouts Complete
As in years past the Islanders (EHF "AAA") and Team Dynamic (EHF "AA") are holding joint tryouts. Whether you sign up to tryout for the Islanders or Team Dynamic, you will be seen by both organizations and their respective coaching staff. After tryouts are completed and evaluations are discussed you may receive a call by either organization. As an example, if you signed up for the 95 Islanders' tryouts and based on evaluations you did not make the 95 Islanders, you very well may be called from a member of the 95 Team Dynamic coaching staff to keep your child in the organization. For more information on Team Dynamic visit www.dynamicyouthhockey.com

Contact	Team	Contact	Team
J. Keyes	02	Steve Bergholtz	94
Nick Chingris	01	Ben Murphy	Midget Jr
Chris Cowans Corinna Layton - Mgr	00	Dennis Torpey	Midget Sr
Neil Mulcahy Sharon January- Mgr.	99	Brian Driscoll & Gordie Macrae	U12 (Women's)
Brian Verrier Jo-Mary Koopman - Mgr	98	Mike Gautreau	U14 (Women's)
Chris Nagy	97	Brian Donahoe	U16 American (Women's)
Fran Murphy	96	Dan Dandreo	U16 National (Women's)
Steve Cameron Jackie Welch Mgr	95	Bill Finneran	U19 (Women's)

1995 Islanders at the
Quebec International Tournament
(click above for Tournament site)
95 Islanders Show Up Strong In Quebec

From February 14th to the 24th, the 1995 Middlesex Islanders, coached by Steve Cameron, took their puck game on the road, competing in the 49th Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament held at the Pepsi Coliseum in Quebec City.

With over 100 teams from around the world at the event the atmosphere inside the Quebec Colisee was electric.

Many former NHL Players were coaching youth teams, among them, Mario Lemieux, Claude Lemieux, Pat Lafontaine, and Mark Messier.

The Middlesex Islanders won 3 out of 5 games, picking up victories over Gatineau Olympics, Ohio Blue Jackets, and L.A. Kings.

For the Isle players and their families, the Quebec Tournament was a hockey and cultural experience that will never be forgotten.

1st Row, L to R: Goaltenders M. Mastrogiacomo , D.Foley
2nd Row: C. DiSarcina, CJ Grinnell, JP Scola, D. Seibel, B. Cameron, J. Longo, AJ Johnson
3rd Row: B. Diffley, J. Welch, T. Massey, D. Petti, C. Sady, C. Hegarty, and T. Sifferlen
Head Coach: Steve Cameron; Assistant Coaches: Greg Diffley, Mike Sady, and Mike Massey

Team scrimmage between the 06-07 and 07-08 EHF representative to the Quebec tournament.

Congratulations to :
'94 AAA's coached by Randy Wood 0607 EHF Champions:
'94 AA's coached by Steve Bergholtz 0607 EHF Champions
W16's coached by Bill Finneran 0607 U16 Level State Champions*
W12's coached by Mike Gautreau 0607 U12 Level State Runner-up*
*(Non-national bound)

1994 Islanders at Quebec International Tournament
(click above for Tournament site)
The 1994’s Islanders, coached by Randy Wood, are competing in the 48th Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament 2007, from February 8^th to the 18^th at the Pepsi Coliseum in Quebec.

The team finished 3-1
February 10^th: Middlesex Islanders: 5      Vancouver North Shore: 2
February 14^th: Middlesex Islanders: 5      Chomutov: 0
February 15^th: Middlesex Islanders: 2      Detroit Red Wings: 0
February 17: Middlesex Islanders: 1 Syracuse: 2

IYHO's Philosophy
The Islander Organization exists to allow young people the opportunity to participate in a competitive league, to allow the players to be involved in an environment that focuses on skill development and team-based responsibilities with the intention of developing within the players a life long love for the game. Our goal is to develop all players on an equal basis based on teaching the game from different perspectives- individual offense and defense, team-based offense and defense and most importantly how players should win or lose with dignity and humility.

In either case, the opportunity to experience and develop " lessons in life " will be in the forefront of our coaches minds.

Lt. Derek Hines Memorial Trust (link)
A former North Shore Raider and Middlesex Islander, Derek graduated from St Johns Prep in Danvers and the United States Military Academy at West Point, Class of 2003, where he excelled in hockey, academics and leadership. Derek was captain of the hockey team his senior year. Derek lost his life in Afghanistan on September 1, 2005. Derek leaves behind a wonderful family and countless friends. We as a community and a country owe our freedom to extraordinary young men like Derek.

PEE- WEE thru BANTAMS - NCAA Rules will be used. Wear the proper patch. Do not wear a USA patch during an NCAA game. Checking and tag up offside is allowed.

NCAA—Minors, Majors, Misconducts, Game Misconducts (no game suspension required), Disqualification (progressive suspension policy is in effect.)

Matching Penalties – NCAA is 4 on 4 unless multiple penalties then 5 on 5. Exception if team is shorthanded and coincidental minors are assessed the teams will skate 5-4. USA is 5 on 5 all situations.

12 Minute Periods:                            15 Minute Periods:
Minor 1:00                                          Minor 1:30
Major 3:00                                          Major 4:00
Misconduct 6:00                     Misconduct 7:30

Any player who receives a total of 7.5 min. in penalties, in 15-min. period games or, 5 min. in 12-min. period games (excluding misconducts), will automatically receive a game misconduct. A game misconduct is removal of that player for the balance of that game only. This is any combination of penalties that total 7.5/5.0 min. or more.

Any official who calls a D.Q. (NCAA) must contact Ref-in-Chief immediately
(Eugene Binda ric@fedhockey.com).

Any player who receives a fighting major and DQ in the last 5 minutes of a game, will automatically be suspended for one additional game above the normal progression suspension.

Disqualification penalties will follow the NCAA guidelines for progression as follows:
·      1st offense that game plus one
·      2nd offense that game plus two
·      3rd offense that game plus three
·      4th offense that game plus four
·      5th offense player is suspended pending a hearing by the disciplinary committee

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Length of game—each organization must provide 60 minutes of ice time for mite games and 75 minutes for squirt thru midget games. Within these timeframes, a minimum of 3 minutes of warm-up time must be included. Any game not completed within these timeframes will end and be considered an official game.

Official game sheets—must be printed clearly and signed by all on ice officials, coaches and timekeeper after each game.

Scoreboard—at any time during a game, if there is a 10-goal difference, running time will apply. If the score then drops below a 10 goal difference, stop time will resume.

Semi-final and Final OT Format-
10.4 Overtime in Playoffs- Semi-final and Final rounds only

(a) Overtime may take place in playoff games. There shall be one 5-minute, stop-time sudden death 5 v 5 period. Thereafter the format will be 4 v 4 for 5 mins, then 3 v 3 sudden death until conclusion. Teams will not change ends.

2) Please note which side of the rink is available to utilized-do not sit on the side which is roped off

3) There is to be no game playing of any type in the lobby. If your teams are part of an issue it will be required to skate at another location using available ice.

4) Each team is responsible for the condition of the locker room before it arrives and after your session. If there is any damage you must notify the rink immediately and identify that it occurred prior to your occupation of the lock room or it resulted on your teams watch

5) Players are not allowed on the ice until the Zamboni door is closed. This means that the entrance door to the ice surface MUST REMAIN CLOSED until the Zamboni doors are closed.

6) Respect for the facility and the employees of the College is a requirement. Any violations will result in a person or a team being barred from using the facility. If there is a problem that needs to be addressed it should be brought to the coach and FM. FM will personally handle all interfacing with the College.

Official game sheets—must be printed clearly and signed by all on ice officials, coaches and timekeeper after each game.

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