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Winona Hockey Association

Congratulations

Congratulation to newly elected Board members and our new execitive officers.  We are looking forward to a very exciting year in supporting hockey and our programs in the Winona Area.

 

President  Todd Paulson
Vice President  Kate Mannor
Treasure   Randy Galewski
Secretary  Lee Trombetta


2012 Calendar Winners

Congratulations to Shirley Goplin our $1000. WINNER!


Master Calendar

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New Concussion Program

The Winona Area Youth Hockey Association (WAYHA) has partnered with Winona Health and the newly formed Winona Youth Sports Safety Committee (WYSSC) to provide a comprehensive concussion management program for our players.  The initial cost of screening each player will be covered by Winona Health, our local health care provider.

Concussions have become a serious problem in contact sports as our kids are bigger, faster, and stronger.  The medical community has just begun to better understand the long-term effects of concussions and that even seemingly minor head injuries can greatly harm young athletes, and put their future and even their lives at risk. 

Minnesota has passed legislation requiring all youth sports programs provide concussion information to parents and players, including formal training for coaches.  The law mandates that a child suffering a concussion receive formal clearance from a health care provider before undergoing a gradual “return-to-play” process.


District 9

The creation of District 9, located in southern Minnesota , will take effect with the 2010-11 season.  This  change will directly effect Winona as we are part of the new District.  The Associations making up District 9 are shown below:



Winona Area Youth Hockey Association

Bud King Ice Arena
P.O. Box 563
670 East Front Street
Winona, MN 55987
Phone: 507-454-7775
Email: bkicearena@charter.net

With the recent injuries related to checking from behind, should the penalty be increased?