Makivik Magazine Issue 90
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Nunavik Youth Hockey Development Program<br />
Developments: Regional Tournaments and Donations<br />
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The 2009 Nunavik Atoms select hockey team. 1st row: Washaskun Atchynia, Johnny Alaku, Samwillie Peters,<br />
Yugala Kenuayuak , and Tristan Snowboy. 2nd row: Claude Vallières (academic tutor), Daniel Coutu (goalie<br />
instructor) Sammy Koneak (manager and instructor), Joé Juneau (instructor), and Danielle Demers (academic<br />
tutor). 3rd row: Garnet Papigatuk, Max Moorehouse, Willie Oqittuk, Ned Snowball, Joanasie Kakayuk, Putulik<br />
Lance, David Annanack Jr., and Joshua Papigatuk.<br />
This second, in our series of articles regarding the Nunavik Youth<br />
Hockey Development Program (NYHDP), focuses on the upcoming<br />
regional tournaments, on the various donations of hockey equipment<br />
received under the program over the years and on another special event<br />
that was held last fall.<br />
The NYHDP is financed under the Ungaluk component of the<br />
Sanarrutik Agreement. Managed by <strong>Makivik</strong>, it is an<br />
initiative that receives the support of many regional<br />
organizations in Nunavik.<br />
Regional minor hockey tournaments<br />
Nunavik already has a history of organizing hockey<br />
tournaments with the Ungava Cup and Hudson Cup<br />
for women and men. It is now time to do the same for<br />
the youth in organizing annual events that will allow<br />
participants under the NYHDP to be given the opportunity<br />
to travel to other villages and participate in hockey<br />
tournaments. The tournaments will be organized in all the different<br />
categories of minor hockey (atoms,<br />
peewee, bantam, midget and girls).<br />
<strong>Makivik</strong> strongly believes that by<br />
having these tournaments, it will help<br />
to stimulate more communities to properly<br />
implement this remarkable hockey<br />
program and motivate the participants<br />
to remain involved and to respect all the<br />
rules that come with it.<br />
The goals of our NYHDP regional<br />
minor hockey tournaments are to 1)<br />
encourage the children to do well in<br />
school in respect to attendance, behaviour<br />
and effort, 2) provide an incentive for<br />
the communities to properly implement<br />
the hockey program and to follow the<br />
protocol while respecting the program’s<br />
education mandate, 3) provide annual<br />
events for the children participating in<br />
SAMMY KUDLUK<br />
the NYHDP to play hockey and compete<br />
within Nunavik, 4) provide an occasion for<br />
parents and other adults to get involved with minor<br />
hockey and youth development, and 5) provide situations<br />
for the children to travel and make friends<br />
from other communities.<br />
Only the communities that have made a fair<br />
effort to properly implement the hockey program<br />
and who have followed the protocol will be allowed<br />
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