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posted December 13, 2011
this FRIDAY and SATURDAY:
T.W.O.W. - The Women of Winter Tournament
Friday Feb 1st 7pm through Saturday Feb 2nd 7:00pm
There is no drop-in shinny during the tournament (Fri. after 6:30pm and Sat. before 7:00pm)
Come, pick a team and cheer for it!
For more information go to The women of winter.
Shinny hockey is so much fun that it’s no longer just the sport of guys. (Actually, it never was: if you look at old archive photos of pre-World War I Toronto, you can see hockey was played by lots of women then too).
In addition to Jeannie Stiglicz’ regular Wednesday shinny permit, there is open women’s shinny for two hours on Tuesdays 9 to 11 p.m. at Dufferin Rink.
To see the whole city wide schedule go to women shinny
For more information email Deirdre Norman the organizer of the Annual City-Wide Women of Winter Shinny Tournament.
Sunday Nights From 9:30pm - 11:00pm Level One Registered Beginner Shinny
Are you new to skating, and want to try out the national game? Dufferin Rink offers skills practice and protected shinny hockey time for Level One beginner skaters, Sunday nights from 9:30pm - 11:00pm. None of the Dufferin Rink hot shots are allowed on the ice during that time. A resource person will be there to help you improve your skills through exercises, drills and organized games. This program is for those who are new to skating. It's a free registered program. Space is limited. For more information or to sign up e-mail outdoor.shinny@gmail.com, or call 416 392-0913. Ask for Ginger or Marty.
Wednesday Nights From 10:00pm - 11:00pm Level One Beginner Shinny Drop In.
Are you a wannabe shinny hockey player? Dufferin Rink offers an hour of protected drop-in shinny hockey time for real beginners (we call them Level One, which means you might not even be that good at skating backwards), Wednesday nights from 10:00pm - 11:00pm. None of the Dufferin Rink hot shots are allowed on the ice during that time. No need to register, and it's free, with a staff resource person on the ice who will pass to you, help you with drills, and give you pointers if you want. Or you can just practice as you choose. Space is limited each night to 30 players, and is on a first come first serve basis. For more information, e-mail outdoor.shinny@gmail.com or call the park at 416 392-0913. Ask for Ginger or Marty.
November 07, 2011
Outdoor Shinny - outdoor.shinny@gmail.com wrote:
This is the official registration email.
Hi all,
PLEASE REPLY ASAP if you would like to participate this year. 25 to 30 spots available.
The Beginner shinny LESSONS are on Sunday nights from 9:30 until 11pm. I don't have an official start date yet, all I know is that Dufferin Grove is scheduled to open up on the 19th of this month. Weather dependent.
Wednesday night there is a beginner drop-in program that runs from 10 to 11pm. This is not a skills program! just a game! but I will be around for support! For the time being I am going to avoid registration for this program. Just come!
I would like to stress that both nights are strongly geared toward beginner players. Last years skill level was too high and many more novice skaters stopped coming. If you need an explanation of what a beginner is you probably aren't one... This program is for anyone who struggles with or has never skated/played hockey before.
Here is a definition of the word beginner: be·gin·ner*/bi'gin?r/ Noun: A person just starting to learn a skill or take part in an activity.
Thanks all!
Ginger
Sorry, all spots are taken
There will be tournaments in January or February in the three-rink cluster
A note from previous years:
All the tournaments were fast and exciting and worked out really well. If it hadn’t been for Deirdre Norman getting the ball rolling with her women’s shinny tournament, we might not have copied her by having other tournaments as well. Thanks!
The 7th annual The Women of Winter Outdoor Shinny Tournament will be held on Friday February 3 and Saturday February 4, 2012 at Dufferin-Grove Park Rink.
For more information go to women of winter