Want to get involved?, News (Port Stanley Minor Hockey)

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Jul 03, 2025 | Janet Hyatt | 1013 views
Want to get involved?
We are still looking to fill the following positions:

-Director of Game Day Operations
-Director of I/P Development
-Ice Convenor

A description of these roles can be found at the following link:

https://psmha.com/Pages/5035/Executive_Position_Description/

Please reach out to us by email if you are interested: [email protected]




Sponsors
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Kettle Creek Swans
KETTLE CREEK SWANS are part of SWANS Ontario which is a new Service Club organization with clubs throughout Ontario. We volunteer to help raise funds to help our communities, villages, towns and cities.
PHD-Progressive Hockey Development
PHD offers professional instruction to players that are looking to raise their game to the next level. The first program of its kind in the area, PHD uses cutting edge training and teaching methods to push players outside their comfort zone. PHD provides the progressive platforms players require to reach for the highest levels of performance and technique. Mike Ellis Bio Owner, Founder and Head Instructor Progressive Hockey Development Mike is an experienced and focused individual with a real passion for skating and skill development in today's fast paced game. Mike has played and coached against top hockey nations throughout Europe and has absorbed and developed many teaching techniques that he shares with all athletes he works with. As a coach an instructor Mike believes in detail and technique. He believes the old theory of 10,000 repetitions to master a skill can be drastically reduced through delivering a detailed progression based plan and providing the right information to the athlete. This higher level of detail helps the athlete to absorb the information with more focus.