The Gulls have arranged for commit and game ice for all of its teams for 2017/2018 season at the Islander Iceworks facility, the Long Island Sports Hub and Newbridge Ice Arena. A entire practice schedule and matrix is being finalized and will be announced anterior to the begin of tryouts. recently the constitution has entered into a multi-year relationship, with the full accompaniment of the New York Islanders, for the use of the Iceworks facility ( including footlocker rooms, off-ice prepare and so forth ). We look forward to the approaching season and the growth of our administration. “ We are thrilled to welcome the Long Island Gulls into the New York Islanders family, ” Garth Snow, Islanders President and General Manager said. “ The Gulls organization from top to bottom is well respected throughout the entire youth field hockey community. To partner with them and have their teams skate at Islanders Iceworks and The Hub gives them a home in Syosset and will continue to build upon the Islanders overall goal of strengthening youth field hockey throughout all of Long Island. ”
2017-2018 audition details for all teams are presently being finalized. The dates, times and locations for tryouts will be posted on the Gulls web site shortly. A full moon list of the Head Coaches for all of the Gulls teams will besides be posted on the web site by and by this week.
additionally, I am please to announce that effective immediately : ( a ) Mike Bracco, as Gulls Vice President and Director of Hockey Operations, ( b ) Rob Hare. Gulls Hockey Director and ( c ) Mark Cole, Gulls Hockey Director are available to assist you with any and all of your questions or concerns. Mike, Rob and Mark will be working indefatigably to further the development of all of our players and will support our entire coach staff. Please join me in welcoming Mark and Rob to their new positions where they will address any and all of your inquiries and concerns regarding the on-ice program for the Gulls. As always, please do not hesitate to contact the Gulls office or myself directly with any questions or concerns.
sincerely,
Jon Hull, President
Gulls Amateur Hockey Association
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