2015 Mini League
Mini League is for primary school students, mostly year 7 and 8. It is an introduction to Underwater Hockey in an environment where experienced players, coaches and referees make sure everyone has a great opportunity to try the sport.
Teams are made up of a maximum of 12 players with 6 in the water per team at any time.
Each tournament teams will play between 5 and 9 games, which are 10 minutes long.
Participation is through your Intermediate School.
Where
All Mini Leagues are held at Naenae Pool, Naenae.
When
24 September 2016
29 October 2016
26 November 2016
What do you need to bring?
Towels, togs, food and a drink bottle (there are facilities at the pool to refill your bottle throughout the night).
All gear will be provided, however if you have a mask, snorkel or fins bring them along. Please note:
1) Players who play in the WUHA schools and clubs league are ineligible to play at Mini Leagues.
This is because the Mini League is a place to allow kids to try out the sport in an environment where everyone is learning together.
2) Teams are not allowed to have players from other schools playing in their team without prior approval from the Mini League coordinators.
Mini League is for primary school students, mostly year 7 and 8. It is an introduction to Underwater Hockey in an environment where experienced players, coaches and referees make sure everyone has a great opportunity to try the sport.
Teams are made up of a maximum of 12 players with 6 in the water per team at any time.
Each tournament teams will play between 5 and 9 games, which are 10 minutes long.
Participation is through your Intermediate School.
Where
All Mini Leagues are held at Naenae Pool, Naenae.
When
24 September 2016
29 October 2016
26 November 2016
What do you need to bring?
Towels, togs, food and a drink bottle (there are facilities at the pool to refill your bottle throughout the night).
All gear will be provided, however if you have a mask, snorkel or fins bring them along. Please note:
1) Players who play in the WUHA schools and clubs league are ineligible to play at Mini Leagues.
This is because the Mini League is a place to allow kids to try out the sport in an environment where everyone is learning together.
2) Teams are not allowed to have players from other schools playing in their team without prior approval from the Mini League coordinators.
For more information contact:
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Alistair FordMini league Coordinator
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