The Dream comes True in India

After a great job of the organization, finally the skates can start to roll in Delhi.
During one week the 1st Roller Hockey Premier League will be held in Punjabi Bagh Club.Organized by ROLLER HAWKS, in last months since Rolling Together published an article about it (30th May), a lot of Marketing was done.

To note that the dates of the event were changed, because was previewed to start, on last week.

The competition started yesterday with the following schedule:

Roller Hawks vs Deccan Hawks B seniors 9-00am
Skatelanders vs U.P seniors 10-00am
Roller Athlete vs Deccan Hawks A seniors 11-00am
Stallions vs Police sports sangrur seniors 12-00pm

Lunch Break 1-00pm - 3-00 pm

Team toppers A vs CRJ sub juniors 3-00pm
Roller Hawks vs Team toppers B sub Juniors 3-30pm
Roller hawks vs Alig Strickers Juniors 4-00pm
Ryan Jawzz vs Deccan Hawks Juniors 5-00pm
Addiction club vs Classoc Boys Seniors 6-00pm
Kurukshetra Warriors vs Amritsar rollers Seniors 7-00pm
Khalsa Rollers vs FGS club Seniors 8-00pm
Alig Strickers vs Rajasthan Seniors 9-00pm

It is expected, according with organizaton the broadcast of some matches in internet

Watch live streaming video from rhpl at livestream.com

All details about this Championship on:
http://rollerhockeypremierleague.blogspot.com
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Maidstone Roller Hockey Club NEEDS YOUR VOTE

All visitors of Rolling Together, please help Maidstone RHC in this campaign, to earn £6000, that they will apply buying stuff to their Roller Hockey Schools. You just need to do a registration and after vote for the project at  

http://communityforce.natwest.com/project/1501

Do it now because just miss a week to finish the contest and they are in the second position.Next you can read about all this Roller Hockey project.

Video promoting this Project

YMCA-Maidstone Roller Hockey Club is back. We have started our youth teams The Maidstone Mosquitos and Belle Bombers and have a great group of enthusiastic children but we lack equipment. We need pads and skates so more children can join in.

What does your charity/project do?

We have started training on Tuesdays at the YMCA for children of ages 7 to 16 and currently have approx 20 boys and girls regularly attending, but we want more to join and try this fantastic sport, make friends and stay healthy. We have a small selection of donated skates, sticks, protection and balls but unfortunately not enough for everyone, some of the children are currently wearing skates that are over 25 years old.

How does your charity/project support the local community?

We offer a safe and fun environment for all local children. Roller hockey is a community in itself and the children are encouraged to take pride in themselves and what they can acheive together as a team. They all love the fact they have something to do and somewhere they can go.

What do you plan to use the CommunityForce award for?

Equipment: Skates, Protection and coaching qualifications for volunteer coaches. We have limited donated sticks, skates,goals, protection and balls and we would like to offer more children the opportunity to take part without having to put pressure on family finances. We need a pool of equipment that everyone can use. Our team of volunteer coaches need our support to progress throught to higher levels to give our children the best possible opportunity to play roller hockey at the highest level.

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Who must manage Roller Hockey???

During the World Cup in San Juan it was possible to see that some Newspapers and some people still doesn't know who is behind our Sport Federations. To help Rolling Together divulge the main persons  that work or "must work" to develop our Sport.

First we must know that the main Federation is FIRS, responsible to manage all Roller Sports, including Roller Hockey. FIRS has a president and President of Continental Confederation. Also FIRS has a president to each Roller Sports Committee. You can see a diagram and also each person next:

FIRS Organization

President of Fédération Internationale de Roller Sports (FIRS)

Sabatino Aracu
Viale Tiziano, 74
00196 Rome , Italy
Phone: 0039.063685.8543  0039.06.3685.8211
Fax: 0039.06.3685.8211
E-mail: info@rollersports.org
Website: www.rollersports.org

President of African Confederation of Sports of Roller Skating (ACSRS)

Wendy Gila
Sinoville, 0129
0129 Sinoville , South Africa
Phone: 0027.12.5672229
E-mail: wendymay@global.co.za

  

President of Confédération Européenne de Roller Sports (CERS)

Fernando Elias Claro
Rua Antonio Pinto Machado, 60 - 3° - Sala 5
4100-068 Porto , Portugal
Phone: 351.226.099 807  351.226.099 807
Fax: 351.226.099 807
E-mail: info@cers.pt
Website: www.cers.pt

President of Confederation Asia of Roller Sports (CARS)

Sheng Zhiguo
Tiyuguan Road Beijing, 9
100763 Chonweng District , People's Republic of China
Phone: 0086.106.714.7628
Fax: 0086.106.713.3577
E-mail: crsa_cn@163.com   cars-pek@163.com

President of Oceania Confederation of Roller Sports (OCRS)
President of Sports Medicine Committee

Patricia Wallace
PO Box 285
6208 Pinjarra , Australia
E-mail: patriciawallace@iinet.net.au

  

President of Pan-American Confederation of Roller Skating (CPRS)

Carlos Orlando Ferreira
Calle 28 No. 25-18
Santafe de Bogota , Colombia
Phone: 57.1.3405764  57.1.3405768
Fax: 57.1.3405768
E-mail: cofp14@gmail.com
Website: www.panamericanrollers.com

 Inside FIRS there's CIRH, Roller Hockey International Committee.Like it "mother" FIRS, CIRH has a president, and president of each Continental Roller Hockey Commitee, as you can see next:

President of Comité International de Rink Hockey (CIRH)

Harro Strucksberg
Freerbruchstr, 22
45770 Marl , Germany
Phone: 49.236514769  49.236514769
Fax: 49.236514769
E-mail: strucksberg@fh-dortmund.de

 

President of Roller Hockey European Commitee (CERH)

Carlos Graça
Avenida Almirante Gago Coutinho, 114
1700-032 Lisboa
Portugal
Phone: + 351218411166

Fax: + 351218491919
E-mail: info@cerh.eu
Website: www.cerh.eu

President of African Roller Hockey Committee (ACRH)

Joaquim Coimbra
Avenida Almirante Gago Coutinho, 114
1700-032 Lisboa
Portugal
Phone: +27 (0)11 728 9222

Fax: +27 (0)11 728 9228
Mobile: +27 (0)832666646

President of Roller Sports South American Committee (CSP)

 

 

Armando Quintanilla

Polcura N°1946 Las Condes
Santiago de Chile
Phone: +56 26659155

Fax: +56 22221641 

Mobile: +56 999957899
E-mail: aeqc2000@yahoo.com
Website: www.cspatin.org


If you have information about the Asian and Oceania Roller Hockey responsible send an email, please.

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15th FIRS B World Cup held by Uruguay

Exterior of Palacio Peñarol 

During the World Cup disputed in San Juan, was decided the host country of next B World Cup to happen next year. Once again after 2002 and 2006, Uruguay will receive this competition, and the place will be the Palacio Peñarol in Montevideo.
The date of the competition will be from 22nd until 29th of September. 

The number of national teams to participate is not confirmed as always, but everybody hopes to see more than in Dornbirn, last 2010, 11.
Countries like:

1. Netherlands, South Africa, England (from A World Cup) 
2. Uruguay (host country)
3. India, Japan, Austria, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Macao (had participated in Dornbirn)
4. Pakistan, Ecuador, Ireland, Taiwan, Andorra, Belgium, Costa Rica, Mexico, Canada (Who knows?!)

First of all the construction of a deadline/schedule to all this national teams is an important step to begin the preparation. Also all Roller Hockey fans would like to see an excellent organization, that will use all the skills available in XXI century to do the best B World Cup ever.

Rolling Now to Prepare the Future!!

Source of news: Diario de Cuyo
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Final Ranking of World Cup

15-16th South Africa 4 England 7
13-14th USA 5 Netherlands 0
11-12th Colombia 1 Angola 3
9-10th Switzerland 3 Germany 3 (4-3 after e.t.)
7-8th Fance 5 Brazil 4
5-6th Chile 0 Italy 4
3-4th Portugal 9 Mozambique 2
1-2nd Argentina 4 Spain 5

Spain won the World Cup for 15th time!



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