2017 Pre-season Training for women's teams Saturday 18th February, 4pm - 6pm at Fraser Park Turf. Come and join us for our annual Club Open Day. This is a great chance to catch up with team mates and other members of the club, play a little social hockey and register for the 2017 season. Bring along any potential new members as this is a wonderful opportunity for them to get a feel for our club and meet a bunch of lovely people. Wednesday 15th February, 7:30pm at Naenae Hockey Clubrooms. The AGM is your chance to find out what is going on in the club and bring forward any ideas you have for the club or to offer your assistance for the season, whether that be in joining the committee or in some other way. We are always keen to have new people with fresh ideas on the committee so please consider whether you might be able to join the team for the 2017 season. Many hands make light work :)The committee is made up of the following named roles which you may wish to consider.

Alternatively, we also appreciate having people in 'supporter roles' who help out with keeping the club up-and-running.2pac hoodie amazon) no later than Wednesday 8th February. lxa hoodieThe minutes from the previous AGM and the agenda for this one will be sent out by Monday 13th February.rsl hoodie To purchase tickets, please deposit the funds into the Club bank account. fsu hoodie 4xlUse your name as the reference and team as the code (e.g. P1M for P1 Men).ouroboros hoodie Casino Night, Friday 15th Julyuniversity of kentucky gear shift knob

Naenae Hockey Quiz Night WHEN: Friday 20th MayWHERE: Trentham Mess Hall (68 Ararino Street, Upper Hutt)TIME: Doors open 7pm, quiz starts at 7:30pmTEAMS: 5 - 7 peopleCOST: $10 per person or $15 per person also gets you into the draw to win a $50 bar tabWHO: Club members, their friends and family and other club supportersWHY: Because it will be awesome and is a great way to help raise some money for the club Women's Trials:Womens trials are for the P3 team. If you wish to play in a social team, you are welcome to come along to the trials but this is not required. Please ensure you bring with you a light and dark coloured top. or 027 696 127 (unless you have alraedy cofimred your attendance with Eddie Forster). Mens P1 and P3 Club Trials Men's Trials:These trials are for both the P1 and P3 teams. Both trials will include a 20 minute warm up followed by four 15 minute quarters. Trial 1: Saturday 20th February on NHS 2 starting at 6:30pm?Trial 2: Sunday 13th March on NHS 1 starting at 6pm.

If you are gonig to attend these trials please get in touch with either; or 027 405 2598allansaunders@clear.net.nz or 021623758Matt Collins (P1 Team Manager) - mattc@asgl.co.nz or 021729106 2016 Season - Time to start thinking about it! Our premier coaches are already starting to plan for the next season, so now is the time to express your interest in being part of it. At this stage we are seeking expressions of interest from those who are keen to trial for our Premier Teams, P1 & P3 Men and P3 Guys, please either text Allan Saunders on 021 623 758 or Girls, please get in touch with Eddie Forster via email - eddie.forster@ratastreet.school.nz or text on 020 407 02008 Premier Club Challenge Evening - Now with live band!! The Premier teams of the Naenae Hockey Club are holding a fundraiser dinner filled with fun and action!Keep Saturday 13th June open, because you'll be joining us!Naenae Hockey Clubrooms - Fraser Park, entry off Harcourt Werry DriveDoors (and bar) open at 6.30pm Roast dinner (with dessert) served 7.30pmBand playing from 9pm - 11pmMembers of the Men's Premier 2 side and the Men and Women's Premier 3 side will keep us entertained with various challenges during the evening - all to earn... well to earn not much actually.

For tickets for a delicious dinner and all the free entertainment you could possibly want (once you've got a full belly) contact Allan Saunders on Tickets cost $25, we're looking for a great turn out so please share this post with friends, family and workmates.Shop unique and handmade items directly from creative people around the world Popular items for christmas sweatshirtA Washington D.C. police officer arrived on the scene of a fight to break it up, but ended up in a dance-off instead.The female officer, whom the department declined to name, arrived in a park on K Street SW Monday, responding to reports of a fight, said NBC Washington.There, she spotted 17-year-old Aaliya Taylor dancing to the popular Silentó song Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae).The officer reportedly told the girl she could dance better, and the teen officially challenged her to a dance-off, which the officer accepted. Aaliya Taylor, left, was about to fight another girl when a cop arrived and put a halt to the proceedings in a unique fashion...

The officer, who saw the teen dancing the Nae Nae, said she could do better, so the girl challenged her to a dance-off... The teen and the cop to head to head - or rather, knee to knee - during the dance, which lasted about a minute The officer valiantly kept pace as the girl, dressed more appropriately for a dance-off, did the popular 'step'The officer brought her thing as the teen, a senior at Ballou High School, got down. Slightly hampered by her police gear she kept up with the teen, dressed in black jeans, cropped shirt, and red sneakers, who gyrated effortlessly to the Nae Nae dance, which involves crooking the legs sideways, squatting, and bouncing back and forth.The Nae Nae is usually combined with The Whip dance, which involves putting the arms out straight and twisting them.The officer seemed to be doing a little bit more of a freestyle dance, but she admirably kept pace with the teen nonetheless.'I was in shock,' the teen told the outlet about the cop deciding to join her in her dance.

Reportedly, the officer and the teen decided it was a tie, but the girl walked off triumphantly when it was over Teen Aaliya Taylor, pictured left and right above, was 'shocked' that the cop joined her in the dance-off, and said she told her 'We need more cops like you'She added that she is usually wary of police, but the fun dance-off has changed her mind about them.'She gave me a hug and she was like, 'What's your name?' and she was smiling. I was like, 'Oh yeah, we need more cops like you,' she said.The teen posted the video to Facebook, where it has received over 600,000 views so far.The teen wrote, 'So basically I was trynna get to this girl but the police told me to go home so we made this deal if i win u leave but if u win I step andddddd she step.'Reportedly, the teen and the officer declared the dance-off a tie.Mayor Muriel Bowser apparently approved of the light-hearted interaction, tweeting 'DC has innovative ways to keep our community #saferstrongerDC, A @dcpolicedept officer even did the Nae Nae.'