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June 2008 Age Appropriate Evaluation Camp

 

As the head coach of the ‘Flames’ and ‘2006 -7 PIJHL - Coach of the Year’ I would like to extend you an invitation and opportunity to be personally evaluated by a Junior Hockey Club Staff and discuss that evaluation and your future with the Coaching Staff of the ‘Flames’.

By grouping 92, 93, 94’s in one camp allows the player to feel confident that they are competing within their ‘peer’ group and be evaluated within that ‘peer’ group.  

Please note that these date have been changed         

The location and dates of the evaluation camp is June 6th, 7th and the 8th 2008, times TBA at:

Planet Ice – Ridge Meadows
23588 – 108th Ave.,
Ridge Meadows, BC

Click here to download registration form

 

 Fitco Personal Training

Elite High Performance Hockey Training Camp

Summer Dryland Training Camps

Date:  June 14 - August 16, 2008
Time: 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
Place: Merkley Park

Click here for brochure and registration form


Congratulations

 to the Ridge Meadows Rustlers

2007/2008 Midget AAA Provincial Champs

 

PIJHL League Awards Announced

Rookie of the year - Dustin Mowrey - Grandview Steelers

Most Valuable Player - Kyle Nishi - Richmond Sockeyes

Best Defensive Player - Steve Arthur - Abbotsford Pilots

Most Improved Player - Gordon Wysota - Ridge Meadows Flames

Most Inspirational Player - Paul Hobbs - Richmond Sockeyes

Sportsmanship Award - Landry Dorsett - Ridge Meadows Flames

Scoring Champion - Jackson Friesen - Grandview Steelers

Best Goaltender - Brad Anderson - Richmond Sockeyes

Coach of the Year - Jim Cowden - Abbotsford Pilots

Executive of the Year - Jack Goesen - Abbotsford Pilots

 

Results of the year long raffle!

Flames Videos
 

The Flames would like thank this years sponsors for their support, we couldn't do it without you!

 

            Pictures from the last league home game
 

 

Owners Message

It gives us great pleasure to welcome Flames fans, players, coaching staff
and our volunteers to the 2007/2008 hockey season. 

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our many sponsors for their ongoing support,and also
express our gratitude to our many dedicated and hard working volunteers for their commitment to the
Flames organization over the years.   

The 2006/2007 coach of the year, Russ Weber, returns as our head coach with assistants, Tavis Eaton
and Brent Whynott.  We look forward to continue off right where we left off the previous year. 

The Flames organization welcomes Adam Heath, of MATCON construction,
to the ownership group. 

Our goal is to improve each year and to create a winning environment for
the players and fans. Enjoy tonight’s game as we’re committed to do our
very best to give you an exciting and competitive team to cheer on each
and every night. We welcome any new volunteers and encourage your feedback.  To follow our
team, please call 809-GOAL (4625) or feel free
to check out our website at www.flameshockey.com. 

Enjoy the 2007/2008 season and see you at the rink.  GO FLAMES GO!

 Andrew Ilaender

Owner/President
 


2008 Minor Ball Hockey Registration
Ridge Meadows Minor Ball Hockey Association the largest ball hockey association
in BC in 2007, register now to secure your spot.  There are divisions from the
ages of 3 to 19 years old.
 
The season runs from early April to late June.  For further information and fees go to www.rmmbha.com

The Flames and RMMBHA (Ridge Meadows Minor Ball Hockey Association) team
up to help out with one of the fastest growing minor sports in Ridge Meadows for
3-19 year olds by setting up a both at our home games and handing out brochures!




 


REMI’S RANT



 Brad Reminek

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Team Notes                                       

Scoreboard


 For the Box Scores please click here

 

Player of the Week

See you next year!

SPONSOR: Bill's Skate Shop

 


Celebrate your birthday with the Flames!

For just $10.00 per child you get a ticket for the game, a hot dog, a pop and a program.  The birthday boy or girl will receive a Flames practice jersey.

After the game the party will be escorted into the Flames dressing room where they can meet and have their programs and the jersey autographed by the players.

To arrange your party please contact Tanya Eaton at:

 tanya@flameshockey.com .

For more information please call the Flames Hockey Hotline at 604-809-GOAL (4625).

 


The Seventh Man

Thanks to the sponsors of the seventh man, see you next year!

Seventh Man proudly sponsored by



Would you like to be the next 7th man?  Well here is how easy you can try to win:  Come to a Ridge Meadows Flames home game, purchase a program for $2, fill out the 7th man card, deposit the card in the draw box and listen carefully to hear your name called during the 2nd period.  Report to the DJ booth before the end of the game to confirm your attendance at our next home game.

  Please note that the player must play minor hockey, be between the ages of 7 - 11, and permission must be granted by their parent or guardian.  Thank you for participating and good luck! 

 


 Where are they Now?

Cody Campbell

Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows Times Article

Congratulations Cody,
great job,
good luck!

"Where are they now?" Proudly Sponsored by:


 


Hockey Joke of the Year

HOCKEY JOKE  From Mr. I
 

ARE YOU SMART ENOUGH TO JOIN THE FLAMES?

 

Two hockey players wanting to join the Ridge Meadows Flames were asked to take a written test to see if they were smart enough to join the team. If they failed, they would be not allowed to join the Flames and would have to go play for the Abbotsford Pilots.  The exam was fill-in-the-blank.

The last question read, "Old MacDonald had a ________."

One player was stumped. He had no idea what to answer. But he knew he needed to get this one right to be sure he passed.

Making sure the coach wasn't watching, he tapped the other player on the shoulder. "Pssst.. What's the answer to the last question?"

 

The other player laughed. He looked around to make sure the coach hadn't noticed and said, "You're so stupid, everyone knows Old MacDonald had a FARM."

"Oh yeah," said the first player. "I remember now."

He picked up his pencil and started to write the answer in the blank. He stopped. Tapping the other player on the shoulder again, he whispered, "How do you spell FARM?"

"Are you are really that dumb,” said the other player. That's so easy. Farm is spelled

E-I-E-I-O."