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if they have TV deals lining up i would expect some endorsements to be coming in sometime soon
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its going to take a few days of trading for that to make a difference but it is great news to all of us who already have shares tucked away
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no buyer MOMO coming in either, im looking for that to change sometime this week with a big open, IMO
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im expecting some movement this next week after this past slow one, what do you guys think
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The chart is looking mighty oversold to me. This is the longest the stochs have stayed below 20 since February.
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The NY Black Knights of The Hockey Farm Join The World Hockey Association's Junior A Eastern Division Jun 18, 2007 9:00:00 AM VANCOUVER, BC -- (MARKETWIRE) -- 06/18/07 -- The World Hockey Association (PINKSHEETS: WHKA) announces that The Hockey Farm, a prestigious hockey academy located in New York State, will be putting the NY Black Knights franchise on the ice as part of the WHA's new Junior A Eastern Division. The Hockey Farm will be holding two sets of Junior A tryouts July 12-15 and July 19-22.
The Hockey Farm is a small school in upstate New York which provides its enrollees with an outstanding academic education as well as a superior hockey program which is designed to develop the athlete's skills to an unparalleled level. The student body is made up of elite hockey players from around the globe.
The Hockey Farm's NY Black Knights are the fourth franchise to enter the WHA's newly created Eastern Division and are the first team from the United States to have been accepted to the division. The WHA Eastern Division is expected to have a minimum of seven to nine teams when the 2007-2008 hockey season gets underway.
WHA CEO Ricky Smith commented, "Every time we think we cannot hope to equal our last new franchise announcement, we surprise ourselves. The Hockey Farm is all about excellence in the classroom and highly developed hockey skills on the ice. The academy puts its players through a program designed to help its athletes reach NCAA Division I. We expect the Black Knights will consistently force our other franchises to be at the top of their games or to suffer the consequences. The Hockey Farm's NY Black Knights are a welcome addition to the WHA Junior A League's Eastern Division structure."
About The Hockey Farm:
The Hockey Farm is located in Norfolk, NY and operates with the following stated objectives:
1) To provide elite student-athletes with a hockey-specific developmental program over a 10-month training regimen designed to help the student-athlete reach their goals ... a career as a NCAA Division I hockey player. 2) To provide a unique and comprehensive academic program that gives the elite student-athlete the preparation, tools, support and encouragement to achieve academic excellence and pursue a university education. 3) To provide the elite student-athlete with life skills that allows him or her to develop into a socially well adjusted, focused and goal-oriented adult. 4) Through working with our academic advisors and councilors, to help the elite student-athlete identify and explore their goals -- both on and off the ice, and develop the foundation, maturity and personal life skills that will allow them to pursue these goals. 5) To prepare the elite student-athlete for life after hockey. For more information on The Hockey Farm, please visit their website at: www.thehockeyfarm.org/index.php
About the World Hockey Association:
The World Hockey Association created the WHA Hockey League to promote the sport of hockey. The WHA Hockey League is the successful combination of hockey and education & will create opportunities for the talented student-athletes 15-20 years of age to showcase their skills in a highly competitive environment.
The WHA is staffed and operated by committed career professionals and hockey legends such as WHA League Commissioner Bobby Hull, Managing Director of Hockey Operations, Butch Goring, and Head Coach and General Manager of the 2006-2007 WHA Season Champion New West Minster Whalers, Garry Unger, among others.
The single most important element of the WHA is the successful combination of hockey and education. Players in the WHA are expected to treat their academic education as a priority equal to their athletic development. Each team is expected to combine a high level of competition with a commitment to education.
With a schedule of more than 50 games, practice time, off-ice conditioning and public appearances, players should be well prepared for their next level of hockey, whether it is at the college, university, or professional level.
The 2007-2008 season will feature a transformation to Junior A Hockey and a significant expansion. The result will find the WHA firmly established in British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec and the Northwestern United States.
Philosophy of the WHA Junior A Hockey League:
The WHA Junior A Hockey League is expected to become the pinnacle of the skill development program. WHA Junior Hockey is for players who seek a greater or difficult challenge than that which might be available through their, high school varsity or club team, area midget or other junior teams.
The principal purpose of the WHA junior development program is to prepare the athlete for career advancement either in a collegiate or professional opportunity. This objective can be accomplished by virtue of the following:
1) By providing considerable training time and quality coaching. 2) By providing players with a healthy, constructive environment in which to develop socially. 3) By providing assistance and opportunities for the accomplishment of the participant's educational goals. In short, the WHA works to provide players with exposure to collegiate recruiters and professional scouts, and to encourage educational advancement.
As a listed company on the Over-The-Counter Pink Sheets our mission is to provide a financially sound economic model that is responsible to WHA investors, coaches and staff, and the junior hockey players participating on each team. Fan satisfaction is a primary consideration in our decision making process.
Forward-Looking-Statement:
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors affecting the company's operations, markets, products and prices and other factors discussed in the company's various filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The World Hockey Association cannot be responsible for the statements or actions of John D Briner, The Briner Group or Global Developments, Inc.
CONTACT: Ricky Smith 989-794-6444
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great news!!! we have some above average volume hitting us today as well, we could see some real movement on WHKA this week!!!
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volume still on the high side compared to the last few weeks, could spring up if a good PR is released - come on WHA
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still sitting pretty nuetral right now, mm's trying to get some cheapies, i would be surprised but if it gets below .006 im gonna try to average down some
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When the camps start and future prospects are at hand then we should see some real intrest. Then hopefully the money folks will jump in.
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VANCOUVER, BC, Jun 25, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- The World Hockey Association (PINKSHEETS: WHKA) is pleased to announce that its Colorado Camp is confirmed for July 26th through the 29th at "The Edge Ice Arena" in Littleton, Colorado. Garry Unger of the New Westminster Whalers and Coach/GM of the Squamish Cougars Matt Samson will be in attendance to evaluate players for the coming WHA Season. Players wishing to sign up for this camp can do so by sending an email to whadenvercamp*yahoo.com The dates for the New York and Texas camps will be released this week as well. As it was last season, WHA Camps for Canada will be held in August in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba.
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alot of investors are going long on this stock I imagine with the lawsuit and new season coming up but alot of people are getting shaken out of their shares with this downtime, thats why we are seeing .006's, JMO
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I agree sometime in september or october i am hoping for some good postings. money that is. I think they can get somewhere,it might take a few years with the lawsuit pending.
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The court case is looking better and better! The judge in the case if asking that the lawyers for Nexus and GDVM explain why they want to withdraw as representatives for Nexus. The Briner Goons are about to find themselves in one heck of a pickle in the court case. This is far from over.
law.com just wrote a big article about the Nexus lawyer, Phillip Offil, who created Nexus for Briner. It looks like the SEC is suing him for other supposed stock scams.
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