2016 PNAHA Washington State Female Development Camp - registration is now open. All games for WWFHA members that qualify have been moved so that everyone can participate.
Camp Dates: January 30 - 31, 2016
Registration Period: December 30 - January 24, 2016 (midnight)
Eligible Birth Years:
Also invited but not evaluated:
Host Hotel:
Best Western Cascadia - Everett WA
2800 Pacific Ave
Everett WA 98201
425-258-4141 or 800-822-5876
The PNAHA Washington State Female Development Camp is considered to be ‘Open’ by USA Hockey, which means you are responsible for making your own arrangements for travel and accommodations.
Host Arena:
Xfinity Community Arena - Everett - Main Rink
2000 Hewitt Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
Registration
Registration opens December 30, 2015 and closes January 24, 2016; payment is due at time of registration online.
Registration and payment are made on the PNAHA Washington State Female Development Camp website at the bottom of this page.
Read and follow the instructions to Register:
When you are ready to register, click on the Rocky Mountain logo and follow the instructions.
Please note that the player statistics requested during registration do not have to be comprehensive. They can be updated later in the season for players who successfully progress to the Multi-District Tryout and Evaluation Camp.
Attendance to the PNAHA Washington State Female Development Camp is required for evaluation and selection to attend the Pacific Districts Tryout/Development Camp (now called, the Multi-District Tryout and Evaluation Camp). No exceptions to this will be allowed in 2016.
Once you register and prior to the camp you will receive an email with more detailed information.
PNAHA is honored to have Kristen Wright, USA Hockey Manager of Girls' Player Development, as a guest speaker and evaluator at the 2015 PNAHA Washington State Female Development Camp.
Kristen joined USA Hockey as its manager of girls player development in December 2014. Her resumé includes extensive experience in both the field of law and the field of sport.
A Minnesota native, Wright has a decorated career at Connecticut College, during which she was a two-time team captain, a NESCAC Academic All-American, a NESCAC All-Sportsmanship player and an AWCHA National Scholar Athlete selection. She graduated magna cum laude in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology and international relations.
After her time in Connecticut, Wright moved west to pursue her law degree at the University of Colorado. During her tenure in Boulder, she also guided the University of Colorado women’s ice hockey team, earning recognition as 2014 Collegiate Sport Clubs Coach of the Year, while founding the ACHA’s Western Women’s Collegiate Hockey Association. At the same time, she obtained certification as a USA Hockey Level 4 referee and was invited to participate in USA Hockey’s Women’s Regional Officiating Camp.
Following her graduation with a juris doctor degree in 2011, Wright served as senior associate counsel at a Colorado law firm. She also had her first taste of international hockey competition as an assistant coach for the 2013 U.S. Women’s National University Team. Additionally, she served as an evaluator at USA Hockey Player Development Camp tryouts for the Rocky Mountain and Pacific districts.
Shortly after joining USA Hockey in 2014, Wright again stepped behind the bench for the U.S. Women’s National University Team, this time as head coach of the American entry in the 2015 Winter World University Games.
PNAHA is honored to have Stacey Rondeau Livingston as a guest speaker and evaluator at the 2016 PNAHA Washington State Female Developed Camp -- bringing collegiate playing and coaching experience, international officiating experience, and 10 years evaluating both players and officials in USA Hockey camps and festivals.
Stacey has served as a women's ice hockey official in the Olympics, and is now the Supervisor of Officials for the Women's World Championships and the Olympics.
Stacey has been involved in women's hockey for almost 30 years as a player, coach and an official. A native of Whitesboro, NY, Stacey attended the University of Maine in Orono, Maine where she played for the University's Women’s Ice Hockey team. After graduating from college, Stacey coached at the University of Maine and then at Colby College, in Waterville, Maine. Stacey has officiated at the youth, high school, college and international levels over the course of her career.
Stacey currently resides in Richmond, Virginia with her husband Jay and their 3 children, Jayci, Reilly and Jake, where she works as a USA Hockey Referee Instructor and an IIHF Referee Supervisor.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
What is the Washington State Development Camp?
Who is the State Camp for?
When and where is the camp?
Hotel:
Best Western Cascadia in Everett WA
2800 Pacific Ave
Everett WA 98201
425-258-4141 or 800-822-5876
Check In / Speaker:
Xfinity Community Arena - Everett - Meeting Rooms
2000 Hewitt Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
On-Ice Location:
Xfinity Community Arena - Everett
2000 Hewitt Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
What else will the State Camp do for me?
How will this help my goal to play collegiate hockey?
Is there still time to sign up?
How much does it cost? What do I get?
Registration Process
Why is the Pacific District Tryout/Development Camp in Colorado this year?
If there is no way for a U14 player to go to the National Camp this year, why should I go to the District Camp?
How will I know if I made the Pacific District / Multi-District Tryout/Development Camp in Colorado?
More questions?
Full information, directions and registration at: http://www.pnaha.com/page/show/1275564-girls-women-s-hockey