Participation in interscholastic athletics provides student athletes with an opportunity to mature and to develop life skills, while experiencing the challenges offered in a healthy competitive atmosphere. Beavercreek High School Varsity Hockey Beavercreek vs. Upper Dublin student athletes represent our school by promoting integrity, ethical behavior and citizenship. With proceeds from past tournaments, the Dublin High School Hockey Association (DHSHA) established and continues as the custodian of a separate fund in AdamвЂ™s name to provide scholarships of financial assistance to families that may not be able to afford the annual cost of ice hockey. school we have enjoyed considerable success on the Irish schools hockey circuit. Jennifer Andrews, Secretary to the Athletic Director Hockey matches are scheduled according to the various league and cup. From there, he served as the Director of Athletics and Extracurricular Activities at Lower Moreland Township School District for four years. Teams: Currently, the Association supports 4 teams. The Association works with the Dublin City School district to fund most of the costs associated with the hockey programs. He taught self contained 4th grade and Computer Science in the Philadelphia School District and at Maritime Academy Charter School for seven years. The Dublin High School Hockey Association is the booster organization put together to support and promote high school hockey in all Dublin schools. BTW, Jared Boll is scheduled to drop the puck tomorrow evening for the Coffman-Jerome game. Matt Heiland received his BachelorвЂ™s degree in Marketing from Shippensburg University and a MasterвЂ™s degree with K-12 Principal Certification from Gwynedd Mercy University. DIFD is off an running 6,000 purple bracelets distributed to all 3 HS schools with the DIFD logo and phone for kids to contact Mental Health specialists if they need help.

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Mount Anville competes at the highest level in all age categories.ДЇour students from Mount Anville school were selected on the Leinster under 16(Sophie English, Chloe Griffin, Sophie Kennedy) & under 18 (Sally Traynor) interprovincial Hockey squads this season. Training takes place Monday to Saturday from August to mid-March, students are expected to participate in training and be available for both competitive and non-competitive fixtures every Saturday morning during this time period. Mount Anville school has the highest number of schoolgirlsвЂ™ hockey teams in the entire country and we are extremely proud of each and every student, their commitment, enthusiasm and work ethic. Working with others is a skill we value highly and students are encouraged from 1 st year through to 6 th year to remain involved in the extra-curricular sports programme. This season Mount Anville will field 27 Hockey teams across four age categories.

Here in Mount Anville school, each student is afforded the opportunity to be a member of a Hockey team. Transition Year Work Experience and Garda Vetting.

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