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Michigan Amateur Hockey Association
39950 E RIVER CT CLINTON TWP, MI 48038-3008 www.maha.orgTHE PURPOSES OF THIS ASSOCIATION ARE: A. TO DEVELOP AND ENCOURAGE SPORTSMANSHIP BETWEEN ALL PLAYERS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THEIR PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL WELLBEING. B. TO ENCOURAGE AND IMPROVE THE STANDARD OF ICE HOCKEY IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN. C. TO AFFILIATE WITH THE USA HOCKEY AND OTHER HOCKEY ASSOCI…
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- Category:
- Human Services
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- Category:
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D2 Chairperson
Jim Siwik Michele Windhurst
D2 Director
Bryan Ogden
D2 Director
Rick Pinkowski
D2 Director
Christina Greco
D2 Director
Ronald Barck
D2 Director
Kevin O'brien
D2 Director
Amanda Bain
D3 Chairperson
Bj Mc Cabe
D3 Director
Dorothy Ballard
D3 Director
John Kraemer
D3 Director
Dan Jaroshewich
D3 Director
Shane Brown
D3 Director
Amanda Vizzini
D3 Director
Kevin Staskowski
D4 Chairperson
John Popma
D4 Director
Kim Gearns
D4 Director
Gordon Lietz
D4 Director
Maria Pacis Bierderman
D4 Director
Henrick Impola
D4 Director
Bob De Spirt
D4 Director
Tom Krzyzak
D5 Chairperson
Julie Becker Myers
D5 Director
Tom Hutchings
D5 Director
James Mc Phee
D5 Director
Melissa Bruso
D5 Director
Bob Mantha
D6 Chairperson
Tom Berry
D6 Director
Lonnie Scott
D6 Director
Peggy Costello
D6 Director
Kory Karlander
D6 Director
Paul Osborn
D6 Director
Paul Tiefenthal
D6 Director
Tim Jones
D7 Chairperson
Matt Hawkins
D7 Director
Gerard Ruskowski
D7 Director
Diana Guiney
D7 Director
Mark Kavanaugh
D7 Director
Dale Rainier
D7 Director
Matthew Buresh
D7 Director
Rob Duncan
D8 Chairperson
Al Wakeham
D8 Director
Amy Blake
D8 Director
Scott Cambensy
D8 Director
Kevin Yohe
D8 Director
Kitti Loukus
D8 Director
Perry Wooden
D8 Director
Tim Jaska
Life Member
Clem Waldmann
Life Member
Roger Mauritho
Life Member
Kerin Wear
Life Member
Gordon Bowman
President
George Atkinson
Executive Vice President
Dan Pozdol
Secretary
Kevin Wood
Treasurer
James Cosgrove
Past President
Mickie Jesue
Vp Appeals & Abuse
Nick Zajas
Vp Coaches
Craig Staskowski
Vp Adults
Doug Diroff
Vp Girls/Womens
Jean Laxton
Vp Official
Judy Niemi
Vp Youth
Joe Barone
Risk Manager/Life Manager
Grant Helms
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