Alberta Broomball This site contains up to date information on broomball in Alberta, in Canada, and throughout the world. The site is maintained by the Alberta broomball Association. http://www.broomball.ab.ca/
Broomball World - What The HELL Is Broomball Scrolling Image New Forest Ice/DGel cursors Post a Tournament Add your Site broomball Association of South Australia. About the Sport. What s New. News Flash ! http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kshapley/
Extractions: This e-doc was prepared by Kim Shapley of the Broomball Association of South Australia . An E-Mail list ( BROOMS-L ) about Broomball is also available for subscription. Please send any comments and/or suggestions to: broomball@compuserve.com This page (v5.04b), - URL of this page: www.ozemail.com.au/~kshapley/index.html (v1.00 May 2nd 1995)
Ontario Broomball Information on players, coaches and leagues. http://www.trytel.com/~duhamel/
Australian Broomball.com.au Eventually Druids remembered they were playing broomball and closed up ranks using good offensive forechecking to camp Slytherin in their defensive half. http://www.broomball.com.au/
Extractions: Similar game to last week for Druids, lose early defence costing them 2 early goals, one to Kerry Baxter, the other to Scott Murray. Like last week they pulled one back, 2-1 at half time. Second half was all played in the defensive zone of Sonics content to counter when they could. However Con Sourlangos in goals and some good defence meant that like last week there was no second half goals for Druids. In fact a steal by Tim Brown inside the last minute saw him break for a nice off hand flick finish. 3-1 Sonics defeating Druids. Shot fest this game. Both teams streaming forward on the counter. Phantoms lept out to a two goal lead, before Con Sourlangos pulled one back. 3 goals in the first ten minutes and there were many more shots saved by the keepers in that time. Phantoms added to their lead 3-1 at half time. Mighty Dragons unlucky not to have a second goal after it was disallowed off Con Sourlangos' leg. Mighty Dragons pressed hard in the second half but just couldnt find the net. Phantoms managed one goal but missed heaps. Final score 4-1 Phantoms.
Page Title Dedicated to the sport of broomball in Yellowknife. Discusses the sport under headings, men, women and junior boys. http://www.ssimicro.com/~netmindr/
Extractions: This Website Is Dedicated To A Great Winter Sport! Broomball was first played in Yellowknife at the local Winter Carnivals however it was marred with continuous fighting and it was thought that an organized Association would be a benefit. The first season saw 12 Co-Ed Broomball teams take part and at the end of the first season it was deemed a success. The Organizers then decided to start a Men's Broomball Association and so it began with the first two teams the Gold Brickers and the Ravens. The Yellowknife Men's Broomball Association began in 1979 with the two teams and has had as many as six league teams in a season. Each year the Yellowknife Men form an all star team known as The Ravens to compete at the Canadian National Championships. Entering their 24th season, the Yellowknife Men's League continues to grow thanks in part to the Yellowknife Junior Boys program which began in 1990. The Yellowknife Junior program has produced some outstanding players over the years. The program continues to be a starting point for many of today's Ravens players.
USBA Home Page WHAT IS broomball ? broomball COLLEGE broomball OTHER LEAGUES Check out the News Page for colleges with broomball programs. To http://usbabroomball.com/
Extractions: Buy NHL PLAYOFF TIX Buy LIGHTNING Tickets Buy YANKEE / REDSOX TIX WHAT IS BROOMBALL ? Broomball is played indoors on an ice hockey rink or outdoors on frozen ponds or lakes with rules very similar to Ice Hockey. Players wear special padded sponge rubber shoes, use a ball which is sized somewhere between a soccer ball and slow pitch softball, and use specially designed manufactured brooms which are made of wood or aluminum. The goal like hockey is to put the ball in the opposing net, a net which is larger than a hockey net but much smaller than an outdoor soccer goal. WHO CAN PLAY ? Leagues are located all over the United States (and throughout the world as well) and players ages range from grammar school age to well over 70. HOW DO I GET MORE INFORMATION ? You can EMAIL us by clicking HERE TOURNAMENT HOSTING POLICY: To find out information on hosting the USBA National Championships, check out the hosting policy HERE NEED EQUIPMENT ? Here are some vendors with their contact information (these are wholesalers and typically do not sell direct to the end user, but they can give you the name of retailers in your area.) DGEL (CH Anderson) contact: Carrie ph: 800-394-7701
Flock Broomball - Broomball Is Our Middle Name Based on that fact alone, its almost destiny that we ventured into the world of moderately competitive broomball (the equivalent of beerleague wiffleball in http://www.teamwild.com/flock/
Extractions: The Flock Story: Too Much Time On Our Hands We're not just bored. We're bored, unskilled and kind of dumb. Based on that fact alone, its almost destiny that we ventured into the world of moderately competitive broomball (the equivalent of beer-league wiffleball in the ice-bound sports world). But it was more than just destiny that turned this incredibly less than average team into the sports entertainment powerhouse that the world knows today. It was the inspired genius of founder Jon Passman that brought this collection of talentless rabble together. It is the endless support of our fans who sadly have nothing better to do than to watch men sweat on ice. It is the tireless effort of the players that has turned such motivation and drive into so few wins. It is the complete lack of a life that has led to cool websites, trips to faraway lands and numerous hot tubs spreading the gospel of Flock. But more than anything it is the fact that we're in on the joke that makes us one of the most fun, enjoyable, and entertaining collections people ever to be associated with Broomball. Sure, we may not be winning a title anytime soon (other than "Most Likely to Laugh at Flatulence Jokes"), but damn if we don't have more fun than anyone else doing it. Current News Spring Season Champs are....
Index John Roughnecks for their excellent showing in the Canadian Juvenile broomball Championships in Regina. Canadian broomball Championships 2003, Corner Brook. http://www.bcbroomball.com/
Extractions: Congratulations to the Fort St. John Oilers and the Fort St. John Roughnecks for their excellent showing in the Canadian Juvenile Broomball Championships in Regina. This was the return of BC teams to this championship after several years. AGM 2004 ... March 20th in Kelowna click here for more info Steven Fraser has set up a booth at the University of Northern BC recruiting future broomball players and volunteers for the 2005 Senior Canadian Nationals in Prince George. The Canadian Broomball Federation will be utilizing this display for trade shows and special events for marketing the sport of broomball across Canada in the future. Steven has been very active promoting broomball in northern BC. If you have any questions pertaining to the technical part of the sport, Steven can be reached at:
Extractions: G.T.B.L TOP STORIES Summer Broomball @ Tamo - Current Players Welcome! * Sign Up Now! * 2004 G.T.B.L Champions - Maumee Frostbite! The Maumee Frostbite defeated the Bowsher Red Devils 3-2 to capture the 2004 G.T.B.L Championship! 2004 Blue Conference Champion! Bowsher Red Devils! 2004 Red Conference Champion! Anthony Wayne Bruisers! ... 2004 Board Member Contacts Picture Of The Week As of February 5th 2002 people have visited our site! take my poll at: Weekly Poll:
International Broomball Wizards PJ s Corner. The season ended with our final game against The Wildman broomball team, which turned out to be a victory for the Wizards. http://home.mn.rr.com/pjjohnson/Default.htm
Extractions: International Broomball Wizards Home The Players Game Results Team Stats ... The Wizards Back Pages (the National Enquirer of broomball web sites) The 2004 season is OVER except for the banquet... Ace tops team point total in one season. Someone watch the little guy. Great Moments of the Wizards - an incomprehensive list PJ's Corner The season ended with our final game against The Wildman broomball team, which turned out to be a victory for the Wizards. Aaaaah, always good to end on a high note. Now our attention turns to the banquet. Food, golf, beer, waterskiing, and fishing. Now that's livin'! Please see the Banquet link for the details. PJ Broomball Links Associations, Tournaments, misc. USA Broomball New South Wales Broomball Association (AU) Omaha Broomball Association Quad Cities Broomball ... Nevada Broomball League Team Sites Tokyo Wizards Flock Broomball Future Sports Mel's Boys ... Canadian Broomball Your broswer does not support Java - image cannot be shown
MTU BROOMBALL EAST WADS. MCNAIR. DHH. WOMENS. OFF CAMPUS. HISTORY. WELCOME TO THE HOME OF MTU broomball. PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE. broomball Cams. East Rink. West Rink. Apply for 20042005 broomball Positions. Click Here for Over All Playoff Brackets http://www.broomball.mtu.edu/
Broomball broomball (also known as broom hockey) is one of the most popular group activities here at the Oxnard broomball is played indoors on an ice hockey rink or outdoors on http://www.skateoxnard.com/broomball.htm
Extractions: Last Update: 04/30/04 805-988-4440 - Ask for extension 20 Broomball ( also known as broom hockey ) is one of the most popular group activities here at the Oxnard Ice Skating Center. Many Organizations have taken the opportunity to rent one of our two ice surfaces for this type of event. A group of individuals, a broom for each, a ball and nets are all that is needed. This fun and exciting game is much like hockey but no skates and no knowledge of skating or stick-handling is needed. Broomball is played indoors on an ice hockey rink or outdoors on frozen ponds or lakes with rules very similar to Ice Hockey. Players wear tennis shoes, use a ball which is sized somewhere between a soccer ball and slow pitch softball, and use specially designed manufactured brooms which are made of wood or aluminum.
Broomball World - Broomball Association Of South Australia broomball Association of South Australia. BASA. Weekly results and Premiership Tables from the broomball Association of South Australia. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kshapley/basa.html
Extractions: Mt Thebarton Ice Arena . March 1988 was the year that we sent the first Australian team overseas, to Canada, for 21 matches in 27 days, 7 players from Adelaide attended. Later that year we expanded to 6 teams, with the addition of the Vipers and the Hackers. In 1991 we sent a team to the 1st World Broomball Championships in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, some 15 players from Adelaide represented Australia. 1995 saw 2 members from Adelaide attend the Broomball Mania VIII, held in the USA. Followed up by a further three representitives (and only Australians) to the 2nd World broomball Tournament in in Victoria, British Columbia in 1996. Adelaide was the host of the 1998 Australian Broomball Championships which will be held in from June 5th - 8th. This event was unfortunately won by the ACT in both the Men's and Coed divisions. The 1998 World Broomball Tournament (III) held in Bolzano Italy, was attended by 3 more members from Adelaide (again the only Australians) joining a Coed team with members from many other parts of the world.
USBA Home Page Buy Hockey Tickets. Buy Blues Tickets. Sugar Bowl Tickets WHAT IS broomball ? broomball is played indoors on an ice hockey rink or outdoors on frozen ponds or To get your broomball related http://www.usbabroomball.com/
Extractions: Buy NHL PLAYOFF TIX Buy LIGHTNING Tickets Buy YANKEE / REDSOX TIX WHAT IS BROOMBALL ? Broomball is played indoors on an ice hockey rink or outdoors on frozen ponds or lakes with rules very similar to Ice Hockey. Players wear special padded sponge rubber shoes, use a ball which is sized somewhere between a soccer ball and slow pitch softball, and use specially designed manufactured brooms which are made of wood or aluminum. The goal like hockey is to put the ball in the opposing net, a net which is larger than a hockey net but much smaller than an outdoor soccer goal. WHO CAN PLAY ? Leagues are located all over the United States (and throughout the world as well) and players ages range from grammar school age to well over 70. HOW DO I GET MORE INFORMATION ? You can EMAIL us by clicking HERE TOURNAMENT HOSTING POLICY: To find out information on hosting the USBA National Championships, check out the hosting policy HERE NEED EQUIPMENT ? Here are some vendors with their contact information (these are wholesalers and typically do not sell direct to the end user, but they can give you the name of retailers in your area.) DGEL (CH Anderson) contact: Carrie ph: 800-394-7701
Welcome To Broomball.com broomball Sizing. ShoesOutdoor shoes are good for indoor and outdoor use. If you are an 8 womens shoe you would be a 7 broomball shoe. http://www.broomball.com/sizing/
Extractions: Broomball Sizing Shoes- Outdoor shoes are good for indoor and outdoor use. Indoor are strictly indoor. With indoor shoes outside, the snow sticks to the bottom and you will be sliding all over. This is why the outdoor shoes have cups on the bottom, so that the snow drops out. If you are playing in an outdoor tourney with no snow, wear indoor shoes. If it snows at all, switch to outdoor shoes. Mens sizing is usually right with the tennis shoe size. If you are playing outdoors, you may want room for a heavy sock, but unless you are freezing on the bench, go with your tennis shoe size. Womens sizing is one size smaller than your shoe size. If you are an 8 womens shoe you would be a 7 broomball shoe. If you are an 8.5 shoe, you will probably still be a 7, you may need to experiment with your socks. Sticks The standard 46 works for 99% of the players. Some defensemen prefer longer sticks for poke checking the ball. Some crafty forwards prefer shorter sticks for stick handling. Shin Guards You will ideally want the largest shin guard possible. Here is a good guide. If you are over 6 tall, then you would be an XL. If you are 59-6 you are Large. If you are 55" 59 you are medium and any shorter you are a small. This includes the shin knee combos. If you are 62 or bigger, the seperate shin and knees is the best option. All of the combos are too short for me.
Women's Broomball Women's broomball. 1995 Canadian National broomball Championship. The 1995 Women's broomball Championship was held in Barrie, Ontario during the week of April 5 9. http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~andria/broomball
Extractions: The 1995 Women's Broomball Championship was held in Barrie, Ontario during the week of April 5 - 9. Despite the weather conditions (much snow), teams from every province and territory were represented with the exception of PEI and the Yukon. Provinces were placed into two divisions, according to last year's standings, for Round robin play. There were six teams in each division, and after the round robin, the Top two teams in the two divisions moved on to the "A" Pool for Playoffs, and the next two (3rd and 4th), in the two divisions entered the "B" Pool Playoffs. The remaining teams were eliminated from the competition (Edmonton Angels, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and NWT). I'll add here that the goalie from NWT, was named top goalie of the National Championship! Here are the results of the 1995 Women's Broomball Championships: A Pool: 1. Québec (Entremi) (Gold Medal, A Pool) 2. Ontario Champ (Barrie Satellites) (Silver Medal, A Pool) 3. Manitoba (The Storm) (Bronze Medal, A Pool) 4. Ontario Host (Parr Line) (4th, A Pool) B Pool: 5. Saskatchewan (Gold, B Pool) 6. Alberta (Last year Host) (Silver, B Pool) 7. Newfoundland (Bronze, B Pool) 8. British Columbia (4th, B Pool) Not making the playoffs: Alberta (Last year's champs!) Nova Scotia New Brunswick Northwest Territories Thanks to Patricia Walsh (pwalsh@Direct.CA), who competed for British Columbia in the national championship, for providing this information.
