NOHA Wraps Up Seventh Annual Officiating Development Camp
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The NOHA wrapped its seventh annual Officials Development Camp on Sunday in Sudbury in conjunction with the OHF/OHL Under-15 Camp.
Throughout the weekend, Officials took part in fitness testing, on-ice sessions, and classroom sessions to enhance their skills and further their development. The Officials concluded the weekend by officiating the games taking place as part of the camp.
The participants learned from some of the NOHA’s best Instructors in Ken Miller, Glen Campbell, Matt Davie, and Stacy Jackson. Conrad Hache from the OHL was also present to give a presentation on the OHL and its officiating program. Mike McParland, Head Coach of the Nipissing Lakers Men’s Hockey team, presented “A Coach’s View” of an Official during games. Dan McCourt, NHL Officiating Manager; and Paul Charette, Hockey Canada Level Five Official, were on-hand to evaluate the Officials while they worked the games.
The NOHA also took time to recognize the Hockey Canada/NOHA Award winners who were participating in the camp. Braeden Byrnes from South Porcupine took home the Most Improved Official Award. Jaye Harrington was recognized with the Keith Barton Memorial Award (Most Promising Official). Matthew Redmond was honored with the Jim Conners Memorial Award which is presented to a young Official within the NOHA who shows potential to be an asset to the officiating program.
Camp Participants
Jacob Boisvenue – Sault Ste. Marie
Hillary Brennan – North Bay
Braeden Byrnes – South Porcupine
Miguel Castillo – Moonbeam
Damian Daoust – Kapuskasing
Josh DeJulio – Iroquois Falls
Cole Harrington – Powassan
Jaye Harrington – Powassan
Jerret Johns – North Bay
Kyle Legouffe – Sudbury
Alex Martin – North Bay
Logan Pritchard – Val Caron
Matthew Redmond – Mindemoya
Mathieu Seguin – Lively
James Soehner – Sudbury
Korey Walker – Porcupine
If you have any questions, please contact Adam Morell at amorell@noha.on.ca