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HNZ-Association News 05/10

AN UPDATE FOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATIONS This weeks’ Association Newsletter includes information around the National Partnership agreement survey, community coaching hub resources and much more. Please make sure to let matthew.williams@hockeynz.co.nz if anyone from your Association is not receiving our fortnightly Association News Correspondence. COMMUNITY COACHING RESOURCE HUB UPDATE Since launching in June 2020, the Coaching Hub has received a positive response from the hockey community. A key to this has been the quality of resources developed in collaboration with our community coaching leaders. Hockey NZ would like to seek Associations feedback and input on the following Video Resource Development Community Coaching Leader Profiles Support of on-going content CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION For capturing Small Sticks content, you have two options. You can contact Hockey New Zealand’s Media Manager to find out if he can get to your sessions (there are some restrictions with this option due to current travel issues and costs). The second option is for you to capture the content yourselves. We have put together the attached tips and guidelines to assist with this. We would like to receive imagery that shows off the heart and soul of the Small Sticks programme. This is looking at our Junior competition but also importantly the in-schools delivery. When capturing content please consider imagery that portrays enjoyment, comradery, having a go – all elements that capture the essence of this program and will entice more people to get involved. CLICK HERE FOR THE GUIDELINES AND FURTHER INFORMATION To reflect this variance and for your (and HNZ’s) records, we issued variance letters on the 6th August outlining these changes to all Associations receiving these funds. For audit purposes at both ends, we asked Associations to reply via return email confirming receipt. So far we have only received eleven responses, so we would ask you to check you have received the email and if you have not already, reply to Rachel via email (rachel.minton-smith@hockeynz) at your earliest convenience, that would be much appreciated. In April, we were scheduled to host the annual Hockey New Zealand Awards Dinner, but as you all know Covid-19 hit and put a stop to hosting events. Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten the awards and we most definitely haven’t forgotten those who need and should be recognised for their work in 2019. We have started to release the winners of the awards and will be continuing to do so over the next week. Please see below the winners announced so far. Administrator of the Year – Fabian Amor (Nelson) Volunteer of the Year – Nathan Ryba (Manawatu) Club of the Year – Waikirikiri (Canterbury) It is with great sadness that we learned that former New Zealand Hockey Player Margaret Hiha has passed away. Hiha represented New Zealand internationally and served as a coach, selector and administrator. She initiated the first National Maori Hockey Tournament in 1992. Our thoughts go out to her family. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY Tauranga Hockey celebrates 100 years as an association in 2020. There were smaller hockey clubs that existed even earlier than 1920 so the weekend will celebrate all of our shared histories. An organising committee has been working hard to ensure a weekend full of activities and events. Click here for general information. Registration, Mix & Mingle, 5 – 10 pm Friday 16 October, Tauranga Hockey Centre Pavilion Opening Ceremony of the Third Turf – 10 am, Saturday 17 October Games Schedule – 10.20am – 3pm, Saturday 17 October Centenary Dinner – 6.30 pm, Saturday 17 October For details on all of the above go to our website Click here To register: Click here Travelling from out of town? Click here to look at some accommodation options. If you think of any past players/umpires/coaches etc who could be interested please pass along the information. Emily Gaddum the Hockey Foundations Executive Officer says “Although it has been a challenging year for all the associations it has been great to be able to offer our support as they continue their hockey seasons with some great programmes and projects going on around New Zealand.I have really enjoyed working alongside the associations and seeing them all look at ways to keep hockey strong and vibrant in their communities after a challenging season. CLICK HERE FOR THE PROJECT DETAILS 14, Normanby Road 1024 Auckland support@hockeynz.co.nz This email was sent to manager@nelsonhockey.org.nz You received this email because you are registered with Hockey New Zealand Unsubscribe here |

AN UPDATE FOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATIONS This weeks’ Association Newsletter includes information around the National Partnership agreement survey, community coaching hub resources and much more. Please make sure to let 
In April, we were scheduled to host the annual Hockey New Zealand Awards Dinner, but as you all know Covid-19 hit and put a stop to hosting events. Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten the awards and we most definitely haven’t forgotten those who need and should be recognised for their work in 2019. We have started to release the winners of the awards and will be continuing to do so over the next week. Please see below the winners announced so far. Administrator of the Year – Fabian Amor (Nelson) Volunteer of the Year – Nathan Ryba (Manawatu) Club of the Year – Waikirikiri (Canterbury)
It is with great sadness that we learned that former New Zealand Hockey Player Margaret Hiha has passed away. Hiha represented New Zealand internationally and served as a coach, selector and administrator. She initiated the first National Maori Hockey Tournament in 1992. Our thoughts go out to her family.
Tauranga Hockey celebrates 100 years as an association in 2020. There were smaller hockey clubs that existed even earlier than 1920 so the weekend will celebrate all of our shared histories. An organising committee has been working hard to ensure a weekend full of activities and events.
Emily Gaddum the Hockey Foundations Executive Officer says “Although it has been a challenging year for all the associations it has been great to be able to offer our support as they continue their hockey seasons with some great programmes and projects going on around New Zealand.




