The Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) will be hosting its third annual Under-14 Development Camp from August 11-13, 2023 in North Bay.
We are seeking volunteer Coaches and Trainers to assist with the event, which is being held for all 2009-born participants within the NOHA.
The NOHA will cover travel (gas) and provide accommodations for all out-of-town Coaches/Trainers and provide meals. Job descriptions are available to view on the application forms.
Anyone who is interested in assisting for the weekend can complete the application forms located at the links below:
For any questions, please contact NOHA Technical Director, Jacob Brown, at jbrown@noha-hockey.ca
The NOHA is saddened to hear the news of the passing of previous NOHA President Andrew Macdonald, and send our thoughts and prayers to his family and friends. He was a dedicated hockey volunteer, and will be missed by all.
The Macdonald Family has created a Fund in Andrew's name in lieu of flowers.
Andrew Macdonald Keep Kids in Hockey Fund
"This fund is honour of the man Andrew was all about and that is the Kids. If ANY CHILD who wants to play hockey but cant afford to within the NEHL ( Any association) will be able to, anything to make sure that if a child wants to play hockey they can and will be able to."
If you have any questions, please contact Terri Timony at territimony@gmail.com
Congratulations to this season's NOHA Awards Winners!
Hockey wouldn't be possible without our volunteers. We are proud to present this season's esteemed Award Winners.
The Angus Campbell Merit Award, named after the founder of the Northern Ontario Hockey Association, is an order of merit in hockey, awarded by the NOHA, to an individual for outstanding service to the game other than as a player.
Gayle Payette has been a long-serving volunteer of the NOHA, an NOHA Vice President, and currently serves on the OHF Board of Directors. Congratulations, Gayle!
This award is to be presented to a person or association which has been instrumental in the area of development within the NOHA. The award can be given to an individual involved in Coaching, Refereeing, Training or the Initiation Programs, one who has developed a program which has been incorporated to the benefit of hockey or a person who has dedicated a great deal of time and effort to development within the NOHA.
Steven Polyblank has devoted many years in service of the development of young hockey players, including Team NOHA, and currently coaches the Timmins Majors U18 AAA team. Congratulations, Steve!
We would also like to thank Past President Claudette Myre for her many years of service and dedication. Claudette has been a tireless advocate for minor hockey in Northern Ontario, and her dedication has been second to none.
Thanks also to the Timmins Economic Development Corporation for their assistance in hosting the Annual General Meeting, alongside Timmins Minor Hockey Association and Porcupine Minor Hockey Association.
