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PSA's Adapted Floor Hockey program attracts participants who use a manual or electric wheelchair. The PSA Knights meet weekly to play games and practice their skills.

PSA's 4th Annual Wheelchair Floor Hockey Tournament was again a huge success, with us learning from last year's successes. With an increase to 6 teams this year, we saw some new faces, as well as many familiar ones. And a great time was definitely had by all during the games and also the skills competition. Thank you to all the players, spectators and volunteers who participated in making this exciting day a success. We also have to give another large thank you to the Cerebal Palsy Association in Alberta who sponsored the tournament again this year.

Standings  
1st Place Dickensifeld Mighty Ducks
2nd Place Dickensfield Bad Yad's
3rd Place PSA's Sledge Dogs
4th Place PSA's Red Nights
5th Place GMCC Collision Force
6th Place PSA's Blue Nights

THE PROGRAM
The Adapted Floor Hockey program runs September 22 to December 8 and January 5 to April 26, every Monday evening from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the ACT Centre gymnasium.

Instruction is available every week and sticks and pucks are supplied for those that do not have their own.

RULES OF ADAPTED FLOOR HOCKEY

  • All players must play from a wheelchair.
  • Pushers are allowed for manual chair users.
  • Pushers may only go as fast as the fastest electric wheelchair and may not interfere with the play.
  • Sticks may be tied to the chairs if need be.
  • Feet must remain on foot rest at all times.
  • No offside or icing calls.
  • Checking from within two chair lengths and high sticking are not permitted.
  • Tampering with opponent's brakes or controls is not tolerated.
  • Goaltenders cannot score from their own net.
  • Minor penalties are for 3 minutes running time; majors for 6 minutes running time.
  • Periods are 15 minutes running time; 3 periods.
  • Last 5 minutes of the 3rd period is played in stop time.

PROGRAM FEES
A $10 registration fee plus club volunteer services includes 30 weeks of instruction plus games and demos. The season normally runs from September to May.

Click here to register!

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