Good morning PEAC Hockey Parents,
As you probably already know, PEAC Sport reports were sent home this week. The reports covered on and off –ice testing results, skill development marks, coach comments as well as health. The students overall mark was generated by the following: on-ice performance (60%), dry-land fitness (20%) and health (20%).
On-ice marks are a combination of coach assessments and on ice testing results. As the report indicates students are marked on various skills such as shooting, offensive concepts, skating, and technical defence.
Dry-land marks were calculated by off-ice testing results as well as their dry-land log sheets. Please continue to encourage your child to be logging their workouts at least twice per week in their Elite Athlete Binders.
Health class is held every Friday and divided by grade. Health units cover personal safety and injury prevention, nutrition, healthy growth and sexuality, substance use and abuse, decision-making, conflict resolution and social skills. We are happy to have health as a regular part of our weeks this year.
Our University of Michigan trip was a great success. We took down a small group of Grade 9’s and 10’s who represented PEAC well. These students toured the campus and Yost Arena, and met with the Director of Hockey Operations, Josh Richlew and Head Coach Red Berenson. The boys also got to watch the University of Michigan defeat Lake Superior State 7-2. Thanks to all students, staff and parents who made this trip happen!
We are looking forward to showcasing the skills of our U-14s on December 3rd and 4th in the Upper Canada College Invitational Tournament. Our roster will be made up of students from both our Toronto and Burlington campuses. Our PEAC team is the reigning champion and we hope to bring home another trophy. If your schedule permits, come out and support our boys and girls! (finalized schedule will be available later this week)
Throughout the last few years students and parents have inquired about the potential of PEAC offering a before and after school Hockey program. The program would be an additional fee and would run at 7:30am and 4:30 pm. We are only trying to determine interest in this program at the moment. If you think your son would be interested in participating in this program please e-mail me at jwalters@peac.ca. Thank you.
Student Achievements:
CONGRATULATIONS TO PEAC‘s Pol Gonzalez who has been selected to represent Spain at the 2011 IIHF World U20 Championships, the 2011 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge in Spain and the 2011 IIHF World Men’s Championship in Budapest, Hungary.
Congratulations to Rob Polesello on being selected as a reserve player for U17 Team Ontario.
John
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