The Jackster#47 - Junior Olympics 2010

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Back from LA!

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Well - I'm back from the Junior Olympics!

We did pretty good in the club class winning a silver medal - I scored the goal that tied us to 5-5.  Unfortunatly they scored with 25 seconds to go and won the gold

In the international section we played USA and beat them, they had 5 teams in the comp and team GB beat 4 of them - we never got a chang to play the 5th USA team as we didn't make the final, then we lost to HongKong and picked up a Copper medal.  This is the best a GB U12s squad has ever done.

 

 

Last Updated on Monday, 12 July 2010 15:11
 

Welcome to Jacksters all new website!

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Welcome to my all new website!

My name is Jack and I play ice and inline hockey, the best sports in the world!

I play roller hockey for the Sheffield Raptors where I helped the team to win both the BiPHA  league and nationals in 2009 and was also crowned Peewee league champions as well.   I also play ice hockey for the Bradford Bulldogs U14s & 16s with my mates from our roller teams arch rivals, Blackhawks, Tom and Sam.


Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 February 2010 20:39
 

Latest News - AAU Junior Olympics

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ANAHEIM DUCKS PARTNER WITH AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION, TEAM USA HOCKEY CLUB AND USA ROLLERSPORTS TO HOST 2010 AAU JUNIOR OLYMPIC GAMES FOR INLINE HOCKEY

Tournament Will be Headquartered at THE RINKS  - Huntington Beach Inline and Over 400 Men, Women and Youth Teams from More Than 10 Countries around the World are expected

ANAHEIM, Calif. ~ The Anaheim Ducks today announced a partnership with the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), Team USA Hockey Club, USA Rollersports and THE RINKS ~ Huntington Beach Inline to bring the 2010 AAU Junior Olympic Games for Inline Hockey to Southern California from July 1-11. It marks the first time in tournament history, (began in 1996) that the event will be held west of the Mississippi River. Approximately 4,000 athletes representing 400 teams from 10 different countries will travel to Southern California for the tournament. Huntington Beach Inline, part of the Anaheim Ducks THE RINKS development program, will serve as the 2010 AAU Junior Olympic Games for Inline Hockey headquarters with one additional local facility (announced at a later date) also hosting games.

Last Updated on Sunday, 07 February 2010 10:09