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Alliston Coyotes
Tier II Junior 'A' Hockey Club
2015/2016 HOCKEY SEASON PROGRAM
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1................................................... General Information
2............................................................ League "GMHL"
2.1....................................................................Schedule
3........................................................About Our Teams
4.........................................................................Location
4.1.......................................................Accommodation
5.....................................................................Education
6 .....................................................Training Programs
6.1.............................................................Spring Camp
6.2..........................................................Summer Camp
7.............................................................Date and Price
8........................................................................Contacts
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1. General Information
Below you will find all the information and programs for the 2015/ 2016
hockey season. We will familiarize you with the official program; Jr.'A' Hockey
Club/ League GMHL "Alliston Coyotes".
2. League "GMHL"
Jr. 'A' Hockey League GMHL - This Independent Junior League of
hockey was created 9 years ago to promote and develop the highest level of
hockey for players aged 15 - 21 from all over the world. In the 2015 - 2016
season, the league will contain 22-28 teams from Ontario and Southern
Quebec. GMHL seeks and provides the mandatory development of young
hockey athletes and devotees to reach the highest levels of hockey in order to
have the best chance for success.
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2.1 Schedule
The GMHL season begins in September 2015 and will run until the mid
of February 2016. Each team in the GMHL league will play at least 42 regular
season games plus playoff games, which extend from mid February to April.
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3. About our team
The main goal of our team, "Coyotes" is to train and improve the skills
of the game of hockey and to promotion our players to a higher level of
hockey. Most of our players have the desire to play hockey and study in the
best universities and colleges in North America, some are trying to get into
the professional teams.
Our goal is always to help our players move to the next level and help
them achieve their goals. We also want to give our hockey fans the best
young players from around the world.
We believe that we can give all the necessary tools to achieve team
goals on the ice and personal goals of each, as well as show their best
qualities both on the ice and beyond.
We also contribute to the formation of good health and good physical
shape. We do our best to attract players to the surrounding community in a
way that would enhance their knowledge and experience outside the hockey
rink, as well as provide an environment based on the principles of justice and
equality for all.
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Our team consists of players aged 15 to 21 years of age with clear goals
and objectives both within the game and for life in general. Only athletes
with the highest expectations for themselves and desire to achieve higher
goals will be considered as members of our team.
Each of our team provides the following players:
• Minimum of 42 regular season games plus play offs
• Games in the evening (showing games on TV and the Internet)
• Evening game-program (ticket sales, attribute)
• Daily training on the ice, dry land and the gym
• A special program of training in the gym, including team and individual
lessons
• Regular testing on the ice and off the ice
• One home game per week, 1 or 2 away games in a week
• Team and individual meetings before and after the games, where we view
and critique the games and performances of each player
• Comfortable Coach bus accommodations for long away matches (more than
2 hours) as well as food provided after games
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Professional Coaching – Jim Aldred
Jim has over 20 years of teaching experience. He’s a power skating instructor;
an expert in defensive and offensive zone game concepts, team training. An
advance systems coach bringing forth exccellent bench management skills to
the team. He’s a successful and positive motivator and communicator with all
players with a proven record in assisting hockey players to the next level ie
Divison 1 in the USA & Semi-Pro Leagues in Europe.
Along with being
drafted by Buffalo Sabres (NHL) he played for Kingston Canadiens and Sault
Ste. Marie Greyhounds in the O.H.L. for the Rochester Americans A.H.L. for the
Toledo God Diggers in the I.H.L. and assisted the Nijmegen Spitman team in
winning a championship in Holland.
Training will include but is not limited to:
 Training hockey players on ice and dry land
 Stretching and strength training at the gym
 Direct recording and broadcasting of home games on the Internet
 Agents who viewing our games
 University, College and professional league Scouts attending games
 Team Site dedicated for games and practices
 Special training needed in order to promote our players to all levels
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 The ability for players to contribute to improving the lives of the
community through various charity events
 Provide the hockey players equipment: training and playing shirts,
leggings, a hockey bag, cushioned hockey pants, sports suits, winter
jacket, helmet, gloves, sticks and tape
 Special programs for development and to improve the skills before and
after season
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4. Locations
The City of Barrie, region Simcoe, Ontario.
Barrie - a city in the province of Ontario with a population of about 200,000
people, is located on the shores of Lake Simcoe, at a distance of 80 km from
Toronto. The city is famous for music festivals. The Barrie Colts from the OHL,
a well know team play and train in Barrie.
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The City of Alliston, Ontario
The picturesque town is an hour's drive from Toronto, with a population of
about 40,000 people. The city is famous for its potato festival, which takes
place annually in mid-August. Team "Coyotes" plays and trains at the new
modern arena which has a restaurant overlooking the ice rinks, an indoor
soccer field and a gym. This set is perfect for the Junior "A" hockey club.
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4.1 Accommodation
All players are billeted with local families. The costs for accommodation
and meals are paid directly to the family. Families offer players a clean and
healthy environment, food and access to Internet. Players must follow the
internal rules and regulations of the family. They are expected to behave with
dignity, and not to violate local laws and rules of conduct.
The homes and families for our players are carefully selected. We
recommend accommodation for 2-3 members of the team per family, to
ensure the best stay for our players.
Throughout the season, the management team regularly visits the
homes where the players live. We talk with the families to ensure everything
is comfortable.
On winter holidays (Christmas through New Year), which begins about
December 22 and lasts until January 3rd, players and teams throughout the
league sometimes travel to their homes to celebrate with their families.
Others stay with the billet families during this time.
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5. Education
We offer a variety of educational programs for players who want to combine
classes with hockey training.
I. Canadian Secondary School
Simcoe County School Board (SCDSB) invites students from around the
world to take part in the international student program. SCDSB has 15 years
of experience in international education. Foreign students will have a positive
cultural experience and gain knowledge, confidence and motivation needed
to succeed in society. Currently, there are 15 secondary schools participating
in the SCDSB international student program.
All schools offer:
• Science and Modern Technology
• Computer and Internet Access
• Library
• Indoor and Outdoor Gym
• Lockers for students
Certificate of Secondary Education Ontario
Out of country students wishing to graduate from high school, should receive
a high school diploma Ontario (OSSD). To do this, you must meet the
following requirements:
 Complete 30 credits (18 compulsory and 12 optional credits)
 40 Hours of community service
 Write test - test for literacy (OSSLT).
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II. Learning English
We offer training in the training center, located in Barrie ON. This is one
of the six centers of learning and continuing education departments of the
Simcoe County District School Board. If you are 18 years or older, we offer
English language courses to help you achieve your goals. Classes are held
Monday through Friday from 9:15 am to 1:30 pm.
III. Education in "Renaissance Academy"
The motto of the Academy - "Education for All". Renaissance Academy
believes that everyone has the right to an education, regardless of their skills
and abilities, so there is no academy entrance exams. Academy programs can
be found at: www.renaissanceacademy.ca
All of the above training is available for a surcharge.
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6. Training programs
The team attends two Alliston Coyotes hockey camps:
 Spring program is held from April to June and is designed for players
who want to move to higher levels and show off their skills.
 Summer program from July to the first week of September is to prepare
the players for the hockey season. Participation can take all players to
different levels.
The last 3 weeks of training are required for those who wish to play in
Alliston Coyotes (pre-season team fees).
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6.1 Spring Camp
Development Program will take place in the sports and entertainment
center in Bradford, Ontario from April 7 to June 21 (12 weeks). This program
is designed for players who are preparing for a professional career or for the
student hockey dreams (University or College).
Players will be housed with families living close to the program and will
have daily training (1.5 - 2 hours) on ice with full access to all parts of the
entertainment center (gym, sports halls, swimming pool) as well as dry land
training in tournaments (the United States and Canada). More information on
this program can be found at www.allistoncoyotes.ca
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6.2. Summer Camp
Hockey training, skills development and promotion of players is our top
priority. During the years of our work, we have developed a professional
relationship with many well-known expert junior level hockey (OHL, NCAA),
and professional trainers. Many of them we attract to work with our players
in their programs.
The summer program will be held in Alliston, Bradford and in the Renaissance
Academy in Barrie, Ontario. The program runs from June 29 to September 5
(12 weeks).
Also from 6 to 26 July (3 weeks), we send our guys to a training camp viewing
team '' Barrie Colts '' (OHL), which takes place in the resort of Wasaga Beach.
In our summer program Summer Skill Development, players will be able to
show the coaches and trainers their best qualities. Also, this gives players the
ability to significantly improve on their skating, stick possession, and other
hockey skills.
Players will have the opportunity to talk with the coaches on a one-onone basis and get answers to all of their questions.
Based on their performance during the summer programs, the best
players receive invitations to play for Alliston Coyotes.
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Daily Schedule
(Subject to change)
7:00 am Rise
7:15 am Breakfast
8:00 am bus to the rink
9:00 am Ice Training
10:30 am Dry Land Training
11:30 am Lunch
12:30 pm Ice Training
2:00 pm Bus to WHC
3:00 pm Dry Land Training
4:00 pm Free time
5:00 pm Dinner
6:00 pm Walk
8:00 pm Socializing
10:00 pm Lights out
Players may at any time make use of all facilities available at the hockey
center (playgrounds, exercise equipment, inventory, washer, dryer, etc.). Also
the dining room is always available, where players can eat.
On Sundays, the players have time to rest and a chance to visit the
town. Some favorite trips include visting the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto,
Canada's largest amusement park and water park "Wonderland", Pro Hockey
Life sports store, shopping centers and more.
More information on this program can be found at www.allistoncoyotes.ca.
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7. Dates and Fees
Winter Season Program
From the Beginning of September 2015 to mid February 2016 (Regular
Season) and runs until the last game of the playoffs, which commences at the
end of February and lasts through to the end of March.
• $ 7,500 CAD hockey program + 13% TAX Ontario
• $ 500 CAD room and board (paid by each player every month)
• $ 700 CAD medical insurance (mandatory)
• $ 400 CAD for English Lessons each month (optional)
• $ 3,000 CAD per player excursion program (optional)
Summer Program (Hockey Center-WHC)
From July through to the first week of September 2015
• $ 750 CAD per week + 13% TAX Ontario
The minimum term of visiting the camp = 3 weeks
It is important ***
Medical insurance is paid in addition.
Spring program (Bradford Camp- BWG Centre)
From April through to June 2015
• From $ 3,600 CAD for the full program (Ontario tax included)
• $ 500 CAD room and board (paid by each player every month)
* Health insurance is important to be paid separately.
All payments must be made in full prior to the commencement of each
program/arrival in Canada (made payable to Alliston Coyotes).
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8. Contacts
Igor Vasilyev
GM/ Owner
Email: [email protected]
Cell: +1(519) 939- 3609
Jim Aldred
Head Coach
Drafted by Buffalo Sabres
Round 3 #59 overall 1981 NHL Entry Draft
Email:[email protected]
Cell: +1(647) 230- 8707
Nikita Vasilyev
President / Coach
Email:[email protected]
Cell: +1(519)216-9578
Tina Belsham
Team Manager
Email: [email protected]
Cell: +1(705)220-9876
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Pavel Klemantovich
Recruiter (Russian Offices)
Email: [email protected]
Cell: +7 (921) 909-0005
Official partner for Russia and Europe.
"Туризм Учеба Спорт" / "Travel Study Sport"
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