Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba
October 18-19-20, 2013
Travel Day: Thursday October 17
The 20th Annual Hold Back the Snow Tournament, hosted by SJR Ultimate will be held in Winnipeg, MB on October 18-19-20, 2013. Important to note: this is MEA weekend.
This tournament has been expanded to 3 days, for the first time. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of HBTS.
We will be leaving on Thursday October 17th around noon, traveling to Winnipeg in a coach bus, returning very late Sunday night.
YOU MUST HAVE A valid PASSPORT to go on this trip.
BEFORE you sign up you must be 100% certain you have:
All necessary paperwork completed and turned in (returning players paperwork is current), your parents permission, and a valid passport.
A total of 36 players can compete. This tournament is open to 24 HURTems (players in 10th-11th-12th), 12 HERTettes (no grade restriction) and other players by invitation. There is a secondary signup for players to use if the 24 guy or 12 girl slots are filled, or you are interested, but not 100% sure you can go.
FYI...... Previous years cost was approx $200 per player for a 2 day tournament. On the signup there is a place for parents to sign up too! We require a minimum, of 4 parent chaperones to attend/ participate, in HBTS.
This is a fun and popular tournament! Sign ups fill quickly! Have a passport?✅ paperwork? ✅ permission? ✅. Go ahead and get on the list!
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F044BAEAB2BA13-hold1
Deadline: September 26
Debbi
Erin's note: Signing up does not guarantee you a roster spot (because inevitably more people will sign up than we have spots for). In order to determine the actual roster, factors will be taken into consideration including but not limited to: participation in fundraisers; attendance at practice; seniority; ability to represent Hurt in Canada; availability of parent chaperones etc. Since practice hasn't even started yet, these criteria are subject to change.
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2014 practices are over. 2015 practices will start in January.
Winter is for two things:
-healing all injuries
-getting stronger
be on the lookout for Boys and Girls workout schedules, coming soon.
Winter is for two things:
-healing all injuries
-getting stronger
be on the lookout for Boys and Girls workout schedules, coming soon.
All players should bring the following to every practice: cleats, a dark shirt, a WHITE (not gray) shirt, your OWN water, and a disc (if you have one). Dress for the weather. We play through all weather (if fields are playable) except thunder and lightning. Every HUrtem is responsible for being Toasty Warm, and for transporting their water/gear TO AND FROM the fields. We leave the field better than we found it
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Golden Valley, MN 55427
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2014/2015 Potential Tournaments
The following Tournaments and approx dates are for PLANNING purposes only! I receive many requests for tournament dates, practice days etc... for the entire year. This is quite difficult to do however, I'm trying to inform parents/players as early as possible. I do not have exact dates/times for several events Unless our participation is marked CONFIRMED our involvement is contingent on our 'Bid' being accepted. This means players signed up accurately, parents signed up accurately and their availability to provides transportation and/or chaperone at these events.
NOTE: Many changes are happening with our 'traditional' tournament format. Events we always plan to participate at during the year have changed their dates, bid process or in one case, the tournament itself may not happen this spring. We are exploring alternate options as noted below. The list below is NOT COMPLETE. It is what I have at this time. Thanks, Debbi.
Exit 69 - September 27-28 2014☑️
HBTS - October 17-19, 2014 (confirmed 2 teams)☑️
MLK - January 18-19 2015 Duluth 2 day *Varsity
Greyduck- January (last weekend) U of M *Varsity (?JV)
St. John's indoor Tourney - February (mid) Collegeville 2 day *JV
Deep Freeze - March 7-8 2015 Chattanooga, TN *Varsity
(IN PLACE OF PAIDEIA) to be discussed
Chicago Invite -March 27-28 2015 tbd,IL *Varsity
Face Off- April (late) St. Cloud *JV/G 1 day tourney
HHS PROM-April 25 2015
MudBath- April 25-26 2015 Madison WI *JV
PAIDEIA-April 25-26 2015 Atlanta GA * Varsity
Granite City Classic GCC- May 2-3 2015 St. Cloud *JV/G
Amherst Invitational - May 2-3 Amherst, MA *Varsity
HOPKINS HUSTLE - MAY 9-10 2015 MAPLE PLAIN MN *V/JV/G (all teams)
Centrals- May 16-17 2015 Ames IA *V / *G
State Tournament -last weekend in May or 1st weekend in June *V/*JV/*G (all teams!)
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Mission: The goal of HUrt and HERt Force is to promote the sport of Ultimate within the Twin Cities through participation in, encouragement of, and recruitment for every level of Ultimate, including high school, club and college play. And, to strive for the highest level of competitive excellence in Ultimate.
What's Ultimate? Two teams of seven players compete on a field 70 yards long, 30 yards wide. Everyone is free to move, except the person with the disc. Upon catching the disc, you stop, and pass it within 10 seconds or it's a turnover. If someone drop the disc or it's intercepted, that's a turnover. Play rarely stops except for a score. A point is scored when a player catches the disc in an end-zone 25 yards deep. Typically, the first team to reach 15 points (with a two-point margin) wins, but there are some variations to cap the length of time played. The game is self-officiated.
What's Ultimate? Two teams of seven players compete on a field 70 yards long, 30 yards wide. Everyone is free to move, except the person with the disc. Upon catching the disc, you stop, and pass it within 10 seconds or it's a turnover. If someone drop the disc or it's intercepted, that's a turnover. Play rarely stops except for a score. A point is scored when a player catches the disc in an end-zone 25 yards deep. Typically, the first team to reach 15 points (with a two-point margin) wins, but there are some variations to cap the length of time played. The game is self-officiated.
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