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Washington Wild Email Newsletter:
July 11, 2016
WASHINGTON WILD NEWS
2016 – 2017 WA Wild Tryout Registration
Tryout registration is open and team/association registration is coming soon. Once you have been placed on a team after tryouts you can register for the team/association online.
Season costs have been posted on the website in each teams’ Costs section. The tryout fee is applied toward WWFHA Dues, otherwise is non-refundable. If you can’t make tryouts please email info@wwfha.com.
Click here to register for tryouts and for detailed information.
Get Your Washington Wild Apparel!
 
The online store is only open between now and August 14th! Order your team track suits (manufactured by Bauer), shells and hockey bags now. Items will be delivered at team practices in September.
Click here to check out the Washington Wild Team Store.
For other clothing items, the Washington Wild flash apparel store will open between July 30 and Aug 14th. These orders will be delivered to your shipping address.
Ian Gordon Female Camp Reminder
Remember the goalie camp starts Tuesday July 12th and runs through Friday at Highland Ice Arena.
* Four days with pro goaltender coach, Ian Gordon
* 8 hours of on-ice training at Highland Small Ice (2 hours each day)
* 4 hours lecture/video sessions at Highland Small Ice (1 hour each day)
Click here for details.
Seattle Wild Beantown Practices
Beantown practices run Friday July 15th through Sunday July 17th at Highland Ice Arena.
Click here for details.
Shoot and Score Club Competition
 Challenge yourself and compete in the Washington Wild Shoot & Score Club Competition.
Log shots for June, July and August for the Summer Wild Shoot and Score Club Challenge. Earn monthly and grand prize awards for shooting pucks over the summer while improving your shot!
Click here to learn more information.
3v3 Drop In Available for $15 per Session
 Want dome fun ice time? Can’t commit to a repeated time slot? Want to work on you moves and play with your friends Come play 3v3 hockey when you can!
* 8U and 10U: 11:30 Sunday mornings, Highland Small Ice
* 12U and 14U: 12:45 Sunday afternoons, Highland Small Ice
There are two ways to participate:
1. Register for the last 3 sessions here (pro-rated)
2. Or drop-in!
See you at Highland Ice Arena!
Beyond the Wild: Maya Clouse
 Maya Clouse skated for the 14U Washington Wild last season. Shortly before the end of school, Maya Clouse participated in Eckstein Middle School's annual science fair. She submitted an engineering project to design and demonstrate a bicycled-powered electricity generator capable of charging a cell phone and running a number of small appliances. Her project was chosen as a finalist to represent Eckstein in the city-wide science fair held at the Boeing Museum of Flight.
After presenting her project to the panel of judges, she received the award for Most Practical Engineering project across all 6th grade entries from the school district. Her family excitedly awaits the next power failure so that they can plug the fish tank pumps, cell phones, and refrigerator into the Bike Charge and take turns powering the house! Congratulations to Maya!
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Beyond the Wild features players' talents beyond the ice hockey rink. We seek other players to feature, and we request our modest members to share their talents on a regular basis. Please submit your daughter's extracurricular activities, talents, volunteerism, passions and hobbies to info@wwfha.com
This Week’s Wild Meme
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The Experts’ Edge
 5 Exercises without Ice to Improve Skating
When you start playing hockey, almost anything you do that is related to skating can improve your skills on the ice. Of course, ice time is expensive or hard to get, or both. So how can you improve skating without actually skating?
This article compiles a few videos to help players on the ice. Some require roller blades, while others can be performed in the living room.
Click here to read Jeremy Rupke’s entire article.
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