Women's Division

Team	GP	Wins	Loses	Ties	GF	GA	GDiff	Points
Wannabees Women	3	2	0	1	17	5	12	5
SOS Women	3	2	0	1	12	5	7	5
Mid-Ice Women	3	1	2	0	8	9	-1	2
Pylons Women	3	0	3	0	2	20	-18	0

35 Division

Team	GP	Wins	Loses	Ties	GF	GA	GDiff	Points
NJM 35-1	3	3	0	0	19	4	15	6
DDO 35-1	3	2	1	0	7	7	0	4
Serrurier Lacroix 35-1	3	1	2	0	6	9	-3	2
Bearcats 35-1	3	0	3	0	6	18	-12	0

35.2 Division

Team	GP	Wins	Loses	Ties	GF	GA	GDiff	Points
Beaconsfield 35-2	3	2	1	0	15	8	7	4
Mighty Guts 35-2	3	2	1	0	15	12	3	4
Black Lion Pub 35-2	3	1	2	0	11	16	-5	2
Goodtimers 35-2	3	1	2	0	10	15	-5	2

50 Division

Team	GP	Wins	Loses	Ties	GF	GA	GDiff	Points
MNHL 50-1	3	2	0	1	11	3	8	5
AD 50-1	3	2	0	1	11	7	4	5
DDO/T.L.M 50-1	3	1	2	0	7	12	-5	2
Hypotheca 50-1	3	0	3	0	4	11	-7	0

50.2 Division

Team	GP	Wins	Loses	Ties	GF	GA	GDiff	Points
Beaconsfield 50-2	3	3	0	0	18	5	13	6
Hammerhead 50-2	3	2	1	0	15	8	7	4
Pierrefonds 50-2	3	1	2	0	8	13	-5	2
Clearpoint 50-2	3	0	3	0	3	18	-15	0

60 Division

Team	GP	Wins	Loses	Ties	GF	GA	GDiff	Points
Hammerhead 60	3	3	0	0	11	2	9	6
AD 60	3	2	1	0	11	6	5	4
Beaconsfield 60	3	1	2	0	6	15	-9	2
Kirkland 60	3	0	3	0	8	13	-5	0

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Instructions For Using Spare Manager

INTERMEDIATES DIVISION NEW PLAYER REGISTRATION: As a NEW player interested in playing in the BOHA Intermediates Division, you must register first, please do the following: 1. Go to “Welcome” button and click. 2. On the drop down menu, click on "Registration". 3. Read and agree to the terms. 4. Fill in the Registration information. 5. Select your skill level and provide a reference name if available and click Submit. 6. A message “Thank you for your quick respond” indicates your registration is validated by the system. Once registered, the BOHA Administrator will send you an email with some questions. Please respond to the email to help us validate your skill level. You will then be sent a "Welcome" email and activated in the system. Your Name, Account and Team (if applicable) are shown at the top left corner when you are logged into the system. - Click your Name to update your personal profile. - Click on Account to view billing, transactions and account status. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: MY SCHEDULES: This is the activity centre for each player and is the function used to manage your playing schedule. You have your own personal page and requires you to log in with your email address and password. - For a "Regular", your entire season games schedule is shown. This is the page you go to if you will miss your game(s). Once you clicked the “Miss” button on the game(s) you will miss, a message “We will find you a spare” will show to confirm your action. - For a "Spare", once a "Regular" clicks the “Miss” button, his position will populate into the eligible Spares’ personal schedule (based on a similar skill ranking). Your personal page shows three (3) separate schedules: 1. Personal schedule showing details of the game(s) you have applied and accepted. 2. Schedule showing all the games available for you to apply. 3. Schedule of “Games I am available to play” showing you which games you can request to play if there are no games available for you. Please note: that games are on a first come first served basis and Spares will be able to access current and next game. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: "REGULAR” PLAYER RENEWAL: For “REGULAR” players only, if you do not activate your status before the registration deadline of June 15 you may be replaced and your status changed to “Spare”. To renew your membership as a "REGULAR": IMPORTANT: Do NOT click on REGISTRATION, that is ONLY for new players to the league. This is for Renewing your membership to BOHA. 1. Go to BOHA.ca and log in. 2. Click on your name (above Welcome button). This will bring you to your personal information page. Take a moment to update your personal information. 3. In the lower right corner of the page select one of the options and click “Save”. a. Switch to or remain as a Regular b. Switch to or remain as a Spare c. Not returning as player but like to receive news d. Not returning 4. Click “Save” to activate your status. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: "SPARE" PLAYER RENEWAL: To renew your membership as a "SPARE": IMPORTANT: Do NOT click on REGISTRATION, that is ONLY for new players to the league. This is for Renewing your membership to BOHA. 1. Go to BOHA.ca and log in. 2. Click on your name (above Welcome button). This will bring you to your personal information page. Take a moment to update your personal information. 3. In the lower right corner of the page select one of the four options and click “Save”. a. Switch to or remain as a Regular b. Switch to or remain as a Spare c. Not returning as player but like to receive news d. Not returning 4. Click “Save” to activate your status. NOTE: If you do not Renew your membership, you will not be eligible as a Spare player and will not be contacted to play. You will also not receive communications. So it is important to tell us your intentions.




Team White BOHA

 


Team White BOHA

  Gagne minoritaire de l'équipe Blanc
Semaine 2 à BOHA, c'est comme les sondages prédit. Deux liens et une minorité 7-4 victoire pour l'équipe des blancs sur l'équipe bleue. Équipe Blanc parachuté dans certains des candidats vedettes, les nouveaux membres qui Knowles Steve pot 4 buts et Bob Gendron de Darien qui a joué une défense solide.

Avec les deux précédents jeux de cravate, 2-2 entre equipe noir et equipe rouge et un autre 3-3 entre l'or et le vert, la semaine prochaine sondage suggère une autre victoire minoritaire pour les 3 équipes

Toutes les équipes, sauf equipe Blue ont au moins un point cette saison. Pas de soucis pour le Bleu, tout comme le nouveau gouvernement, une victoire est juste autour du coin, peut prendre 9 ans pour l'obtenir.

Sante,
reporter de terrain
  Team White BOHA 50th Anniversary Playoff Champion
Advanced tickets sold out weeks ago, the expected overcapacity crowd started filing in to Centre Bell to witness the long awaited championship game between Team White and Team Blue. By 6:30pm, young fans and future Bohaniens had donned their skates and some in full gear to step on the most storied hockey franchise ice for the first time. With the concession stand grilling and to those who took out a mortgage to experience the famous “Forum” hot dogs, the place was ready, rocking and Teams Black, Green, Gold and Red provided the opening act. After a 5-5 tie between Black and Green, junior Field Reporter Robert Bowrin filed this game action report between Gold and Red. “Gold over Red, 4 -3. Stunningly beautiful goal by Marc Lemery, a la Bobby Orr, (after his knees went bad) with 18.2 seconds left in the game, lifting an 8 game monkey off his back where he was cursed with losses”.

Soon the main event was ready and the game did not disappoint the diehards who chose to stay to witness the BOHA 50th Anniversary showcase...

Time and again, Team White got in the way of Team Blue and did not allow them to play their game. With some added efforts in front of Blue’s net, Mike Rourke and Marco Romani, judged by the jury as Team White Playoff MVP led the rest of the hard working crew in neutralizing and grinding Team Blue potent offence into the ground while making the most out of their chances into a 3-0 lead. Almost a perfect defensive game, Team White Defensive corps made short, crisp passes and chip outs to move the puck up while steering Blue’s potent power forwards to the outside and blocking 39 shots along the way.

Never gave up, a hard charging Team Blue, who let the last regular season game and first place slipped by to avoid the curse did not easily give up and started the comeback trail when Martin St-Amour threaded the needle just under the crossbar from the slot to make it 3-1. But Team White Neil Gargul, unexpectedly took care of business hauling Team Blue franchise player James Lavoie along with him to the sin bin for over 4 minutes late in the game allowing Team White a welcome breath of relief. With the most dangerous player at bay and Team White into a defensive mode, it was a matter of time before the siren went and to begin celebrating as the only team to win the BOHA 50th Anniversary Playoff Edition.

As is the custom, a tribute and lineups of both championship teams in the historic game:

Champion Team White lineup:
General Manager & CEO: Roger Richard
Goalie: George Tan
Defense: Yves Quenneville, Scott Meehan, Mark Dubois, Joey Strati, Keith Imhoff
Forwards: Mike Rourke, Neil Gargul, John MacIntosh, Adam Belley, Glenn Watt, Roger Richard, Marco Romani, Claude Lapointe, Ed Hussey.

Playoff Runner up Team Blue:
General Manager : Chris Wright
Goalie: Dave Wood
Defense: Chris Wright, Dave Morton, Paul Regimbal, Pierre Tardif, Ron Carriere
Forwards: James Lavoie, Martin St-Amour, Terry O’Neill, Brad Belvedere, Daniel Lafrance, Greg Maloney, Rick Wyjad, Mike Downey, Michel Lorber, Steven Graham.

This is in reality the Great Highland Bagpipe (Cornemuse Ecossais) which has been adopted by the Bretons and to some extent replaced the traditional Biniou Koz. The Breton pipe bands, known as Bagads use them alongside the drums but also include Bombardes whose sound tends to get merged with that of the pipes and the effect is not as striking as the Biniou Koz-Bombarde combination. Not being bound by Scottish convention the pipes are used to their full potential and a tutor giving details of the full pipe scale with cross fingerings was published in 1942.
I base my Biniou Bras on an example by Dorig le Voyer who is credited with introducing the instrument into Brittainy. The general style of turning is different to the Scottish and chanter has slightly smaller tone holes that are better placed to give accurate cross fingering for semitones.
It is also possible to have keywork fitted to the chanter as per the Brian Boru Scottish System warpipes to extend the compass and give a semi-chromatic scale.
For the fingering chart detailing the full pipe scale see "Fingering Chart section"

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Materials:

Exotic hardwoods with ivory mounts and nickel silver ferrules. A further option is inlaid pewter.