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Pool Party - Posted: 13 October 2002
Official Rules - Updated: 03 November 2002
Game Schedule and Results - Updated: 09 November 2002, 1pm
Rosters and Jersey Colours - Updated: 01 November 2002
Player Skill Levels - Updated: 17 June 2002
Rink - Updated: 05 October 2002
Transportation - Updated: 14 October 2002
AIHF Affiliation - Posted: 20 October 2002
Officials - Updated: 23 September 2002
Volunteers - Updated: 05 October 2002
Q&A / Contact Info - Posted: 31 March 2002

The following topics have been moved to ARCHIVED NEWS
Confirmed Divisions - Updated: 14 August 2002
Novice Division - Updated: 14 August 2002
Division Attributes - Posted: 06 May 2002
Player Ratings - Updated: 17 June 2002
Maximum Teams - Updated: 17 June 2002
Division Schedule - Posted: 31 March 2002
Scholarships - Updated: 17 June 2002
Hosted Housing - Posted 22 April 2002
Accommodations - Posted 22 April 2002
Travel - Posted 22 April 2002
Jerseys - Updated: 23 September 2002
Administrative Timetable - Posted 15 April 2002

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POOL PARTY - Posted 13 October 2002

"Prawn on the Barbie" Ice and Pool Party, Sunday, 3rd November (6.00pm-8.30pm)

All ice hockey participants and their guests are invited to join us for an 'ice and pool party' on Sunday evening. The party begins at the Canterbury Ice Rink at 6.00pm, in conjunction with the final game of the day. At the conclusion of the day's competition, the ice will be opened to participants for a free skate (no pucks allowed) until 6.45pm. Admission to the rink from 5.45pm until 6.45pm is free for those affiliated with the Gay Games (show any participant credential or Gay Games ticket).

Concurrently, the party will shift next door to the Canterbury Pool complex at 6.30pm. With two pools and more, we'll serve up meat, prawns, salads, bread, drinks etc etc., with everything fresh. Of course, there is nothing like having a prawn (not shrimp) cooked on an Aussie BBQ.

"I reckon it will be a great evening and one that I will most definitely not miss."

In addition to the food and facility, there will be a number of team contests, leading to the presentation of the "Survivor: Australia" award. These will include events such as "best-dressed" participant (use your imagination, you're in Sydney!), icebreaker contests, and immunity challenges.

Admission to the Canterbury Pool facility is AUS$5.00 per person or AUS$50.00 per team (all rostered team members added to a guest list), including food and beverage. Team payments are due at the Saturday 'Team Captains Meeting', while individual tickets must be reserved in advance through either a team contact or the Competition Committee.

Take the CityRail train to Campsie Station (alternate choice is Canterbury Station) and walk 1 km to the pool. The pool is situated right next door to the skating rink (see Transportation for directions).

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OFFICIAL RULES - Updated 03 November 2002

The following represent the Official Rules for Ice Hockey. Changes from the 09 October 2002 rules were announced at the Team Captains Meeting held at Noon on Saturday, 2 November 2002, at the Canterbury Ice Rink (see Transportation for directions).

Official Rules for the Sydney 2002 Ice Hockey Tournament

1. The game of Ice Hockey in New South Wales is played under the rules and regulations of International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF), the Australian Ice Hockey Federation (AIHF), and the New South Wales Ice Hockey Association (NSWIHA).
2. The current playing rules of the IIHF Rule Book apply, unless otherwise stated herein.
3. NSWIHA carries the sole responsibility for the conduct of all officially sanctioned games of Ice Hockey in New South Wales.
4. The New South Wales Ice Hockey Association (NSWIHA) will provide interpretation of the IIHF rules, with guidance from the International Gay and Lesbian Ice Hockey Association (IGLIHA).
5. For the duration of the tournament, all participants must be registered with NSWIHA. The fee associated with NSWIHA registration is included in your tournament registration fee.
6. Each player must submit an AIHF/NSWIHA membership application and a statement with respect to their not being indebted to a club nor under suspension.
7. All team officials (managers, coaches, trainers, etc.) who will be on the bench during games must be registered in the NPO (Non Playing Official) category in order to be covered by insurance during games. They should also complete the same forms as players and clearly mark such forms as 'NPO'.
8. Any participant found to have supplied incorrect registration particulars will be immediately suspended from the tournament until such time as the Competition Committee deems appropriate.
9. All participants (players and NPOs) must be at least 18 years of age at the commencement of the tournament.
10. The minimum number of players that can be registered as a team is 11 and the maximum is 20.
11. All players must be listed on official team sheets (OTS), in numerical order by jersey number. The OTS must be signed and submitted by a designated team repesentative at least 15 minutes prior to each game. Only rostered players and NPOs can be listed on the OTS, and only registered individuals listed on the OTS can participate on the ice or bench during the subject game. Symbols will be used on the OTS to indicate following: "G" - goaltender; "C" - team captain; "A" - alternate captain; and "*" - starting line-up.
12. No players, other than goaltenders, may be added to a roster after a team's initial OTS is submitted. Goaltenders may only be added to a roster in the event that a team's primary goaltender(s) are unable to continue play due to injury or other circumstance. Non-rostered goalies can only be added following approval of the Competition Committee.
13. A player must participate in at least one round robin game to be eligible for a medal game.
14. A designated team representative must check and sign the game sheet within 10 minutes of the end of each game. Failure to do so will signify concurrence with the accuracy of the game sheet as signed by the officials.
15. For each game, there will be a scheduled 10 minute warm up session. If the tournament is running behind schedule, the warm up session may be shortened, but in no case will it be less than 5 minutes.
16. For each game, intermission between periods will be 2 minutes.
17. Each round robin game will consist of two 15 minute running time periods and a third 15 minute stop time period.
18. Each medal game will comprise one 10 minute warm up session and three 15 minute stop time periods.
19. If the score differential in any game exceeds 10 goals, running time will be in effect.
20. The duration of a minor penalty shall be 3 minutes if assessed during running time or 2 minutes if assessed during stop time.
21. The duration of a major penalty shall be 7 minutes if assessed during running time or 5 minutes if assessed during stop time.
22. The duration of a misconduct penalty shall be 10 minutes.
23. During round robin play, two points will be awarded to the winner of each period with an additional 2 points awarded to the winner of the game. Where tie games or periods occur, the two points will be split between the teams. The maximum points a team can earn per game are eight: two points for winning each of the three periods and two points for winning the game.
24. Should teams be tied in the standings following completion of round robin play, tie-breaker criteria will be applied in the following order:
    1. Head-to-head game record
    2. Head-to-head point standings
    3. Most wins
    4. Largest overall goal differential (Goals For - Goals Against)
    5. Fewest Goals Against
    6. Most Goals For
    7. Fewest penalty minutes
    8. Coin toss conducted under authority of the Competition Committee in the presence of a designated representative from each involved team.
25. The outcome of each medal game will be determined solely by the goals scored during the game. If, at the end of regulation, a medal game is tied, "sudden death" overtime periods (15 minutes of running time) will be played until the team that scores the next goal becomes the winner.
26. Each team is allowed one 30 second time-out per game.
27. In the case of a penalty shot, the game clock will be stopped until the penalty shot has been taken. The referee will inform both benches and the goaltender on the procedures for a penalty shot.
28. All protective gear including shin guards, shoulder, elbow, and pants padding must be worn by all players.
29. Mouth guards are strongly recommended for all players.
30. Helmets must be of a type approved by the IIHF.
31. Female players must wear an approved full face cage/visor and neck guard when on the ice.
32. Male players must wear an approved half or full face cage/visor when on the ice. Neck guards for male players are strongly recommended.
33. In-line (roller) hockey gear is not safe for ice hockey and is not permitted.
34. Every member of a team must be dressed uniformly in respect to the colour of their jerseys (goaltenders excepted). The Referee is authorised to refuse entry to the ice for any team member that is not uniformly attired.
35. If the Referee determines that the jerseys of competing teams are too similar, one of the teams will be directed to change their jerseys in accordance with criteria established by the Competition Committee.
36. Slapshots are allowed in all divisions.
37. Automatic icing will be called.
38. Two line passes are permitted.
39. A no checking rule will apply in all divisions. Checking will result in a minor or major penalty.
40. A player receiving a game misconduct penalty in the last half of the third period, or any overtime period, is automatically suspended for the next game.
41. Fighting is not allowed. Fighting will result in an automatic game misconduct penalty.
42. Severe or flagrant penalties shall result in automatic match penalty and may warrant a hearing by the Competition Committee with potential expulsion from the tournament.
43. Any player(s) who has been expelled from the tournament, or has not completed serving a tournament suspension, shall be duly reported to the Federation of Gay Games and IGLIHA for consideration of further disciplinary action.
44. "Home" and "Visiting" teams must use their designated benches.
45. During the first overtime period, teams will defend the same goal as they did during the second period.
46. A maximum of one overtime period will be played. If the game remains tied after one overtime period, the game will be decided by a shoot-out.
47. In the event of a shoot-out, each team will designate five players who will alternate taking penalty shots. The team with the most goals after five shooters shall win the game. If each team scores the same number of goals, the game will go into a "sudden death" shootout with five additional shooters designated by each team. If the score remains tied, the first five players will shoot in their original order, followed by the five additional designated shooters. The shoot-out will continue until one team scores and the other doesn't.

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GAME SCHEDULE and RESULTS - Updated 09 November 2002, 1pm (Sydney time)

The official schedule was posted 09 October 2002. All games to be played at Canterbury Ice Rink. See Transportation for access.

Ice is available for warm-up 10 minutes prior to indicated game time.

Results are to be posted daily. "Visiting" team is listed first, "home" team is listed second, along with the final score. Winning team is listed in bold. For more detailed results, please see Standings, Game Results, and Individual Statistics.

Sunday, 03 November 2002:

08:00-09:25	09:50-10:50	11:15-12:15	12:30-15:30	16:00-17:00	17:25-18:25	18:25-18:45	18:30-20:30
Practice Ice	O1a Vancouver 4 Toronto 3	O1b World 2 Montreal 9	(Public Session)	B1a Vancouver 2 DC 0	B1b San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 3	Ice Party Open Ice for participants	Pool Party "Prawn on the Barbie"

Monday, 04 November 2002:

08:55-09:55	10:20-11:20	11:45-12:45	13:10-14:10	14:35-15:35	16:00-17:00	17:25-18:25	18:50-19:50
B2a Vancouver 1 Los Angeles 1	A1a Los Angeles 1 Boston 2	B2b DC 1 San Francisco 1	A1b New York 2 Colorado 5	W1a World 0 Toronto 1	O2a Vancouver 0 Montreal 7	W1b Bad Dogs 5 World 3	O2b Toronto 0 World 5

Tuesday, 05 November 2002:

08:55-09:55	10:20-11:20	11:45-12:45	13:00-15:00	15:30-16:30	16:55-17:55	18:20-19:20
W2a Toronto 3 World 3	O3a World 1 Vancouver 1	W2b Toronto 2 Bad Dogs 3	(Ice in use)	A2a Los Angeles 4 Colorado 4	O3b Montreal 6 Toronto 1	A2b Boston 7 New York 1

Wednesday, 06 November 2002:

08:55-09:55	10:20-11:20	11:45-12:45	13:00-15:00	15:30-16:30	16:55-17:55	18:20-19:20
A3a New York 3 Los Angeles 3	W3a World 1 Bad Dogs 2	A3b Colorado 0 Boston 5	(Ice in use)	B3a San Francisco 2 Vancouver 0	W3b Bad Dogs 3 Toronto 2	B3b Los Angeles 0 DC 2

Thursday, 07 November 2002:

09:00-10:30	11:00-12:30	13:00-15:00	15:30-17:00	17:30-19:00
A Bronze New York 5 Los Angeles 4	A Gold Colorado 0 Boston 5	(Ice in use)	O Bronze Toronto 2 Vancouver 5	O Gold World 1 Montreal 4

Friday, 08 November 2002:

13:15-14:45	15:30-17:00	17:30-19:00
W Gold Toronto 3 Bull Dogs 9	B Bronze Los Angeles 0 Vancouver 5	B Gold DC 1 San Francisco 2

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ROSTERS - Updated 01 November 2002

Open Division (Mixed)
Dragons de Montréal André Giroux	Toronto Ice Storm Paul Savard	Vancouver Cutting Edges Kevin Griffin	World Kevin Keenan
Dark green (Minnesota away)	Royal blue with black/white trim	White (Nashville home) Navy blue (Nashville away)	Red and black (Ottawa 3rd)
F - Charles Boyer F - Martin Caron D - Pierre Ethier D - Louis Gaudreau D - Michel Germain F - André Giroux F - Marc Hebert F - Clermont Houle D - Francois Lessard D - Marc Levesque G - Billy Mark F - Patrick Meunier F - Sylvain Pigeon F - Clement Proulx D - Pierre Sicotte G - Yvan Surprenant F - Michel Tetreault Coach - Shawn Bertrand	LW/RW - Paul Anderson D/W - Dave Beda LW/C - Carmen Cosentino C/W - Michael Daniels LW/RW - Dave Galbraith LW/RW - Stéphan Grégoire D/LW - Mark Adrian Oldford Hamilton C/D - Yannick Lemaire Tom Lovenjak D - Andrew Mandiuk RW/LW - Shaun McCarthy LW/D - Larry Mohr G - Eddie Perez RW/D - Stephen Reid G - Paul Savard Coach - Michael Daniels Asst Coach - Matthew Hallowell	W - Doug Briggs C - Robert Duncan D - Paul Friesen G - Gioser (Joe) Garcia D - Duff Gardner D - Claude Gauvin W - David Greening D - Kevin C. Griffin D - Brett Hagardt W - Trevor MacNeil C - James Woolmer Manager - Joseph Emms	C/LW - Darrin Drumm RD/RW - Kevin Keenan D/LW - Rodge Le Blanc RD/LD - Christina MacNeal McILwain Facteau LW/F - Mark Pirritano G - Stephan Sirard D - Anthony (Willo) Wilson
Recreational-A Division (Mixed)
Boston Lobsters Anthony Bonomo	Colorado Climax Roger Wilson	Los Angeles Blades Evan Cohn	New York Lions Ray Stankes
Red with white trim	White (Nashville home) Navy blue (Nashville away)	Red/blue (Vancouver third) Red (Florida away)	White Maroon
D - Anthony Bonomo (C) W - Robert Cahill W - Brian Ciemian C/W - Brian Cordeiro D - Daniel Cosio C - Scott Estey W - Carl Fisher D - Jeffrey Higgins D - Mark Hutchinson D/W - Dennis Laverriere G - Justin Mahn C - Robert Meehan C/W - Mark Murphy W - Leonard Poussard Mike Reilly G - Cheryl Tate W/C - Sofie Taylor C/W - Paul Topping D - Steven Zgleszewski	F/C - Stefan Bolton F/D - Kevin Brauer C/F - David Bryant F/D - Steven Coppola C/F - David Decker F/D - Phillip DiGuglielmo C/F - Christopher Empson D/F - Eric Garner D/F - Kevin Hemminger D/F - Edward Hindle F/C - Eric Kirkland G/F - George Maresh D/F - David Miller F/C - Marc Munz D/F - Noah Oyler C/D - Gary Skogen F/C - Roger Wilson F/C - Andrew Winsett F/D - Glenn Witman	D - Cary Adams D - Eddie Arnez F - Bruce Bonnett D - Doug Brotherhood (C) Paul Davis C - Evan Cohn (A) F - Nick Gardner G - John Hunt DC - Txus (Jesus) Martin F - Kyle Mathews F/G - Keith Michaelson D - Don Tehoke C - Mark Terwilliger (A) F - Robb Whittlef	D/F - Gary Adams F/D - Kevin Battistelli F - Judy Cobden RW - Alexander Galvez D - Carlos Gonzalez D - Brian Harrington G - Beau Lavender D - Rodney Newby D - Kelly Owen C - Christopher Prokop F - Andrew Rogers F/D - Raymond J. Stankes F/D - George Tagaris F - Edward Zurav
Recreational-B Division (Mixed)
DC Nationals Jim O'Donnell	Los Angeles Blades Brynne Van Putten	San Francisco Earthquakes Kim McAfee	Vancouver Cutting Edges Kevin Griffin
White (old Washington home)	Red/blue (Vancouver third) Red (Florida away)	Black (Buffalo away) White (Buffalo home)	White (Nashville home) Navy blue (Nashville away)
RW - Adam Bowen RW/LW - Karen Broczek LW/RW - Shulamit Gordon RW - Eden Hannam F - Greg Harper G/LW - Ernie Harris RD/LD - Pete Kester D/LW - John Manecke RD/LD - Jim O'Donnell D/F - Mark Walsh G - Steve Weinberg RW/LD - Dan Weinstein	F - Shella Aguilar F - Jeff Archibald D - Steven Baird F - Paul Bower G - Richard Currie F - Michael Dontanville D - David Epstein D - David Knepprath F - Mike Maloney F - Thomas McMahon C - Michael Quintal (C) F - Sean Sendelsky D - Jay Thayer D - Brynne Van Putten (A) LW/F - Heather Watkins (A) Manager - Sparky Marr	F - Mark Bonine G - Simon Canning D/W - Kieran John Flaherty Blake Harris C - John Heine D - Jeffrey Herd W/C - Marcus Howell F/D - Mike Keihl F - Michelle Mateychuk D - Kim McAfee Inj - Holly Rudelitsch F/D - David Shimabukuro	W - Brent Benaschak D - Douglas Cave W - Terrence Crick D - Dwight Efford D - Patrick Forseille W - David Fullerton W - Daniel Gawthrop W - Daryl Kochan C - Larry O'Brien W - Stenley Rijsouw W - Doug Eastwood W - Coy Travers C - Robb Utendale G - Jeffery Webre Manager - Marcel Champagne
Womens Division
Bad Dogs Julia Ashman	Toronto Rainbow Rockets Janice Jackson	World Louise St. Armand	.
White with blue yokes	Black with rainbow trim White with rainbow trim	Red and black (Ottawa 3rd)	.
D - Lauren Apollo LD/F - Julia D. Ashmun F/D - Cheryl Buchs F - Dorothy Dorn G/F - Gayle Dunham D - Colette Haley D/W - Lou Paradis F - Sevim Perry D/F - Stephanie Ross G - Cheryl Tate W/C - Sofie Taylor F - Jennifer van Dijk D - Kaley Weeks Manager - Bonnie Konopka Coach - Gloria Pepin	D - Sheila Cook D - Dianne Davis D - Karen Decker D - Tracey Dey F - Sandra Gearhart G/F/D - Shena Hinks F - Janice Jackson G - Katherine Kelly F - Eileen MacDougald F - Laura McWade F - Heather Rollo F - Laura Tobias D - Marni Vohs F - Jane Weaver D - Margaret Webb Manager - Meera Dhebar Ass't Coach - Stella Cosentino Trainer - Wendy Taylor	F - Shella Aguilar RW/LW - Karen Broczek C - Deana Cuglietta LW/RW - Shulamit Gordon RD/LD - Christina MacNeal McILwain Facteau G - Becky Pierce D - Louise St-Amand LW - Diane St-Pierre D - Brynne Van Putten LW/F - Heather Watkins Manager - Lisa Baergen	.

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Player Skill Levels - Updated 17 June 2002

In order to enhance fairness, competitiveness, and enjoyment, all players in the tournament will be rated according to their skill level to assure that teams are properly registered in an appropriate division.

Players will be rated on the following IGLIHA scale (decimals allowed):

Rank	Level	Description	Skills	Experience (Typical)
1.0	Beginner	Has learned how to skate and play hockey as an adult and exhibits minimal skating and hockey skills.	Ability to stop, turn, and usually remain standing; occasionally uses stick as crutch; understands most rules.	< 1 year
2.0	Novice	Has some experience playing organized hockey as a youth or is an adult novice with competent skating abilities and hockey skills.	Able to follow play; maintains two hands on stick and able to get to the puck; understands rules and positional strategy.	< 3 years
3.0	Intermediate	Has played organized hockey for several years as a youth, has played for several years as an adult and would be considered a hockey player with average skating and hockey skills.	Can perform hockey stops and skate backward; able to shoot puck with some accuracy and pass puck while in motion; generally in position at all times; keeps head up during play.
4.0	Advanced	Has played on rep or elite teams as a youth, has played for many years as an adult or on teams at the intramural college level and would be considered an above average player in all aspects of the game. In Australia, this would be equivalent to Senior A.	Power skater, can readily change directions (lateral and reverse); accurate shooter and able to pass puck stick-to-stick at speed; may have decent slapshot; good positional play and knowledge of strategy.	> 6 years
5.0	Competitive	Has played on teams at the level of Major Junior A, college or university varsity. In Australia, this might be equivalent to SuperLeague.	All-around complete player: excellent skater, full range of shots, ability to move puck at will, exceptional knowledge of the game.	>10 years
6.0	Elite	Has played on teams at the level of Major Junior A, major college or university varsity, semi-pro or professional.		>16 years

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Rink - Updated 05 October 2002

The entire Sydney 2002 Ice Hockey Tournament will be staged at the Canterbury Ice Rink. Canterbury is an Olympic-sized rink (60m x 40m). As with all rinks in New South Wales, the rink has high boards and no plexi-glass (spectators are protected by a netting system. Secure equipment storage will be available at the rink for the duration of the tournament (Sunday through Friday).

The rink has two internal change rooms and one set of showers. Two additional change rooms and a set of showers are being brought in for the tournament and placed adjacent to the rink (rubber matting allows skates to be put on in the change rooms prior to entry into the rink). Home teams will be assigned to the internal facilities, while visitors will use the external facilities.

For photos and information on the various rinks in New South Wales, including Canterbury, please see Rinks.

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Transportation - Updated 14 October 2002

The Canterbury rink can be accessed via a 20-minute CityRail train ride from downtown Sydney (either "Canterbury" or "Campsie" stations on the southern leg of the purple line) and a 5-minute walk to the rink.

NOTE: An eight-day "Green* TravelPass" (not Purple) is included with your registration, so the train ride is free for participants during the Games (as are all train and bus rides within the "Green* Zone", along with Sydney ferries)!

* Unlimited travel on CityRail services in the area bounded by Bondi Junction, Kogarah, Kingsgrove, Regents Park, Bankstown (via Lidcombe or Sydenham), Epping, Chatswood stations and Olympic Park; Sydney Buses in zones 1 to 7; and Sydney Ferries (except JetCats before 7pm).

A secure facility will be provided at the rink for each team's equipment.

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NSWIHA Affiliation - Updated 20 October 2002

Each player will need to be registered with the New South Wales Ice Hockey Association (NSWIHA). No other affiliation will be required (i.e., neither USA Hockey nor Canadian Hockey Association registration is necessary).

The NSWIHA registration fee is included in the Sydney 2002 registration fee; no further payment is required. The two forms required by NSWIHA are now available for download in Microsoft Word format: AIHF Member Affiliation Application and NSWIHA Self-Clearance.

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Officials - Updated 23 September 2002

The New South Wales Ice Hockey Association (NSWIHA) will provide on-ice officials for the tournament. Nevertheless, NSWIHA will welcome IGLIHA-affiliated officials to augment their officiating crew. On-ice officials will receive payment per standard NSWIHA rates (alternatively, on-ice officials may opt for Volunteer classification). Officials can register online at the Sydney 2002 website.

There will be three (3) on-ice officials for each Medal game, with all other games officiated by a 2-person crew. (On-ice officials who are also participating in the tournament will not officiate within their own division.)

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Volunteers - Updated 05 October 2002

Many volunteer opportunities exist to support the Sydney 2002 ice hockey tournament (scorekeepers, scoreboard operators, announcers, dj's, runners, box-office, etc.). Volunteers can register through the Sydney 2002 website.

Individuals who volunteer to help with at least two games will receive an official "Sydney 2002 Volunteer" long-sleeve T-shirt and other volunteer benefits.

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Q&A / Contact Info - Posted 31 March 2002

(1) Registered participants are encouraged to check both this website and the official Sydney 2002 website (www.sydney2002.org.au) for answers to any questions.

(2) If the website(s) are not sufficiently detailed, please email the appropriate team contact.

(3) For inquiries about information posted on this IGLIHA site, email sydney2002@igliha.org.

(4) For official inquiries regarding Sydney 2002 Ice Hockey (the email and response will become official records of Sydney 2002, Ltd.), email icehockey@sydney2002.org.au .

For general (non-hockey) questions regarding Sydney 2002 administration, please refer to the Sydney 2002 website (www.sydney2002.org.au).

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