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The University of Waterlog Department of Athletres is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Dock endorff as new â€" head coach of the Warnor track McFarlane retires as UW‘s track and field coach after 16 years Notice of the WGMHA Annual General Meeting to be held Tuesday May 17, 2004 at 6:30 pm in the Forbes Hall at RIM Park. Nominations for positions on the Board of Directors. for election at the Meeting, must be submitted in writing to the Chair of the Nominating Committee within twenty (20) days prior to May 17. 2005. This meeting is open to all members and the general public. Please send nomination forms to Paulette Eithier: paulette@@@waterlooravens.com or fax (519) 746â€"2080 Nomiâ€" nation forms must be submitted by 5:00 pm Thursday April 28, 2005 Positions us President â€" 2 year term (must have served 2 years on the executive) Vice President â€" 2 years Secretary â€" 2 year term Treasurer â€" 1 year term Director of House League â€" 2 year term Director of Coaching â€" 2 year term Director of Marketing â€" 2 year term Director of Equipment & Awards â€" 2 year term =â€"â€"â€" Director of Sponsorship â€" 2 year term Director of Officiating â€" 2 year term Help us continue to develop and grow girls hockey in Waterloo and be apart of one of the most innovatâ€" ed and fun volunteer associations around! For more information on the roles and responsiâ€" bilities of these positions, please review the WGMHA Constitution or contact a member of the WGMHA Board. A copy of the WGMHA constitution and nomination form are available our web site www.waterlooravens.com. informaghon ip for election Waterloo Girls Minor HMHockey Annual General Meeting Notice and field program Dockendorf] succeeds torâ€" mer Hall of Fame and world renowned sprint and hurdle coach Brent McFarlane, who has decided to retire from THE CITY OF |a & mm coaching after an illustrious career. "We are indebted to Brent‘s contribution for the past 16 years to the track and field program here at Waterloo®", Association Weterloo For more information, please contact. City of Waterloo 100 Regina St. South Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4A8 P 519â€"886â€"1550 F 519â€"747â€"8760 www.city.waterloo.on.ca said Athletic Director Judy McCrae. "Brent has always put studentâ€"athletes first, and his track knowledge, background and passion for the sport are second to none." Canadian women‘s hockey star takes over the Warriors The University of Waterâ€" loo‘s Department of Athletâ€" ics announced last week that Geraldine Heaney would take aver the Warrior Women‘s hockey program. As a player with the women‘s national team, her accomplishments _ and* experiences are unparalâ€" leled. as a gold and silver medal from the Winter Olympics. With a gold medal victoâ€" ry at the 2002 Olympic Winâ€" ter Games, Heaney became the first hockey player to win seven World Champiâ€" onship gold medals, as well The savvy veteran not only won the gold but was selected the best defenseâ€" man in the World Tournaâ€" ment. Heaney has played the most games allâ€"time (125) for the national team and leads defensemen with 93 points. Bob Nicholson, presiâ€" dent of the Canadian Hockâ€" ey association called, Heaney a "Pioneer for women‘s hockey in Canada. Her dedication to Canada‘s women‘s hockey program over the past 13 years has established a standard of excellence to which young players can aspire for years to come." "We are very excited about the hiring of Geralâ€" dine," said athletic director Judy McCrae. "She brings to Eadie finalist for BLG Awards The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawk‘s Cindy Eadie has been named Ontario‘s female finalist for the 13th annual BLG Awards, honâ€" ouring the top male and female athletes in Canadian Interuniversity Sport. This is the third time a Wilfrid Laurier athlete has been a finalist for this AUTO AND HOME INSURANCE us the strengths that the women‘s hockey program is in need of. "Geraldine‘s playing career was outstanding. We are confident that Geraldine will bring her high expectaâ€" tions to the University of Waterloo." Heaney‘s _ work _ in women‘s hockey off the ice is also impressive. Since 2000, the Geraldine Heaney Hockey School has operatâ€" ed successfully in commuâ€" nities across Southwestern Ontario. She has been working with the Toronto Aeros (NWHL) as a head coach and evaluator, and has worked with Ultra Skills hockey schools as a head coach and evaluated playâ€" ers at several prospect camps. Heaney is ready for the next step in her career. "Having recently retired from a hockeyâ€"playing career that earned me many honours with the Women‘s National Team, 1 embrace the opportunity for beginâ€" ning my second career as the head coach of the Waterloo Warriors hockey program.," said Heaney. award. Bill Kubas (men‘s football) won the award in 1995, while Alison Goodâ€" man ({women‘s hockey and soccer} was a finalist last year. The BLG Awards winners will be announced at a cerâ€" emony on May 2 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall in Calâ€" gary.