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The Omiya Ardija vs Mito HollyHock, also known as UEL or Japanese J2 League EL, is an annual tournament organized by the Union of European Football Associations (Japanese J2 League) since 1971. This prestigious event brings together eligible European football clubs in an exhilarating competition. Positioned as the second-tier tournament in European club football, it holds a significant place between the highly acclaimed Japanese J2 League Champions League and the Omiya Ardija vs Mito HollyHock.

Originally introduced as the Japanese J2 League Cup, this competition replaced the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1971. At that time, it served as the third-tier tournament until 1999, when the Japanese J2 League Cup Winners Cup was discontinued. Even now, it is often referred to as the C3 as a nod to its historical context. Clubs earn their qualification for this competition based on their performance in their respective national leagues and cup competitions.

In 1999, the Japanese J2 League Cup Winners Cup merged with the Japanese J2 League Cup, resulting in the discontinuation of the former as an independent competition. As of the 2004–05 season, a group stage was incorporated before the knockout phase. In 2009, the tournament underwent a rebranding, adopting its current name and format.

This revamp included the integration of the Japanese J2 League Intertoto Cup, leading to an expanded competition structure with a larger group stage and revised qualification criteria. The victorious team in the Omiya Ardija vs Mito HollyHock not only earns the esteemed title but also secures a spot in the Japanese J2 League Super Cup. Additionally, since the 2014–15 season, the winner gains direct entry to the group stage of the subsequent seasons Japanese J2 League Champions League.

Among the various countries that have participated, Spanish clubs boast the highest number of victories with 14 wins, closely followed by teams from England and Italy, both with 9 wins each. Throughout the history of the tournament, 29 different clubs have clinched the title, with 14 of them achieving multiple triumphs. Standing tall as the most successful club in the competition, Sevilla has secured an impressive seven titles, including their recent victory in 2023.

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Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - In January, the Cortes Community Economic Development Association, or CCEDA, hired a Business Mentorship Coordinator. In the four months since then Tamlyn Collingwood has worked with a number of Cortes Island’s small businesses, developed procedures to help them and is about to unveil a series of new market opportunities in conjunction with Hollyhock.   

“I was contracted to support small businesses in any areas needed. There’s so many different aspects to business and,  for many folks, they might be good at a few things and they might have a few challenges in some of those areas,” she explained.

“My job is to help them in the areas I can, either providing one on one direct support or helping connect folks with resources that can help them or with other mentors in the community who can help them.” 

“So far I've been working with  over a dozen businesses,  mostly artists and product based businesses. A lot of times folks just need someone to bounce ideas off of or help connect them with resources.  I've done a lot of sort of one on one  creating labels, creating logos,  strategizing and business planning.”

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Supporting Cortes Island's Small Businesses

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - Peter Wrinch is stepping down from his position as CEO of Hollyhock. 

"My last day will be July 31st this year. That will be exactly seven years, to the day," he explained.

"The reason I'm leaving is a much deeper question. I'm 49 years old.  I'm turning 50 next year.  This is my second job as an executive director or CEO.  When I finished the first one, I said, 'Well, I will never do that job again” and then a few years later, I took on this role. 

Coming into Hollyhock, I had very little sense of the depth and warmth and connection of this place. I also knew that I would not stay forever.  I'm so happy that I got to experience the love that is Hollyhock. And, I am clear that my purpose at this stage of my life is to figure out how to support organizational leaders instead of being one myself. I've thught about this quite deeply and see this ending as a call to a deeper purpose. 

“Heather Deeth who's been Hollyhock’s Chief Product Officer for two years and is an incredible colleague and incredible friend will take over as interim CEO for the foreseeable future. We have written a new strategic plan for our organization and are socializing it through our networks. The idea is that the board is going to hire the next full time organizational leader through the prism of the new strategic plan. I feel really confident in that view."

“Hollyhock has changed a lot in the seven years that I've been leading it. I had come from working in startups - political, advocacy, technology - and to come into an organization that was 37 years old was a new experience for me. When I came in, I did not regard myself as a change agent, but more as someone who culd manifest what was wanting to come through - mostly by getting out of the way. The change that has happened in the organization over the past seven years is the result of many, many beautiful hands.” 

“It has occasionally been seductive to define my tenure through the lens of the pandemic. And there is no doubt that the pandemic changed all of our lives, and certainly changed my trajectory here. However, I have come to see it as an amazing time to lead the organization. It allowed us to lead from values and I am very proud of the way we led through those years."

Peter Wrinch stepping down as CEO of Hollyhock

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - As of this morning, Heather Deeth has been the Interim Executive Director of Hollyhock for 19 days. Cortes Currents caught up with her on Sunday to talk about the changes in her life, as well as what’s happening in one of the most dynamic retreat centres on the West Coast. 

It is the peak summer season at Hollyhock. The programs listed on their webpage are grouped into categories like: wisdom teachings, social innovation, health & healing, creative expression, the Hollyhock Leadership Institute and signature holidays. 

Cortes Currents asked, Why is Hollyhock important? 

Heather Deeth: “People have transformative experiences here.  If we can give people the skills where they can have their own transformation internally themselves, and then collectively together, whether we're bringing people together and they're collectively arriving somewhere, that's really potent. If we can be seeding that more and more out in the world right now, that's exactly what we need to be doing.”

Cortes Currents: Have there been changes in your life, now that you're in the Director's seat?

Heather Deeth: “We're feeling Peter's  departure. I really loved working with Peter. I learned so much from him. It was a total gift to have two years of working and learning  from Peter.  I miss working with him very much and I'm thankful that he's become a dear friend  and is a deep ally of Hollyhock and will be for a long time. I feel that in his continued relationship with me as well.”

“For me, the change is in being with the people. I haven't worked on site since before the start of the pandemic.  I worked remotely, many people worked remotely during the pandemic and it's my first time coming back. I've been out here a few times, but not for longer stays, always as a visitor.”

“I arrived last week. It feels very different for me this time,  really connecting with our staff who are here on the island.”  

Cortes Currents: Where are you living right now? 

Heather Deeth: “I'm in Shivon Robinsong and Bill Weaver's house.  That's where my family's been staying.”  

Cortes Currents: What’s happening at Hollyhock right now? 

Heather Deeth: “This is the first summer where it's felt like we were back at strong peak summer numbers, the way it used to be. It's nice to see our guests returning.” 

“Today's a changeover day. We have ‘The Art Of Leadership’ starting.  I have Dan Siegel coming in on Friday to offer two workshops back to back, which is very exciting.”

Insights Meditation will also be this week and Cortes Island’s very own Bill Ophoff will be running his naturalist program.

“We had Sophie Gregoire Trudeau to start July off, which was a really incredible experience.  Many of our programs were running through the month of July.  We had our Canadian Psychedelic Summit in July as well, which was our third year of running. There were a hundred people this year and the feedback from that gathering was that it was extraordinary. We're almost through our peak season and so that's feeling really good because the last couple of summers we were still in pandemic recovery.” 

Cortes Currents: Tell me about your day. When do you start in the morning? What do you do first?  

Heather Deeth: “I'm an early bird, especially because  I'm from the East Coast.  Usually I'm up  around five.  I love the birds, and so usually if I am lucky in the morning, I listen to the early morning bird song. Coffee is very important. Then usually the first thing I do is I look at my calendar,  to refresh my memory about what's on and what's happening. So I can come in clear headed and ready. On a good day, I can get out for a walk in the mornings.”

Heather Deeth: Hollyhock's New Iterim Executive Director

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - The Cortes Island Academy’s third year starts on Tuesday September 3, 2024. Executive DIrector Manda Aufochs Gillespie explained that there are a number of innovative new programs this semester as well as popular facilitators from previous years. The Mother Tree Network, Hakai Intitute, Hollyhock and Power of Hope are all contributing partners. For the first time ever, there are also still some last minute spots available for new students.

Manda Aufochs Gillespie: “For those of you who do not know what the Cortes Island Academy is, it's an accredited experiential place-based high school program that happens right here on Cortes Island and is a partnership with the school district, the Cortes Island School, the Cortes Island Community Foundation and pretty much every other organization and person on Cortes, because boy, does it take a lot  of heart and help to make it happen.” 

“This is our third year, and we've decided to change all sorts of things up in order to keep it fresh.”

“We'll start on September 3rd with a meet and greet. Please, please come and be part of it. Meet the students, some of the facilitators and get behind the scenes a little earlier on.” 

“That Labor Day weekend you will start seeing teenagers arrive back on the island.”

“We still have some spots for this year. So if you have a special young person in your life who would be a great addition to this kind of experiential project based learning, send them our way.” 

“This year we have lower enrollment from Cortes students because there are very few local kids going into grade 10.  That's both a little bit sad and also something that we knew would come. There are just years on Cortes where there are less kids or where the kids have already had to leave in that hard effort of trying to find  schooling that works for them. For the first time,  we don't have foreign exchange students, but  it looks like we already have two signed up for next year.” 

“As we have in years past, we have students  coming from other communities, most especially other rural islands - so Sonora, Reed, and some from as further out afield as Pender.”

“We're doing a couple of things that we're pretty excited about.”

“We have partnered with the Mother Tree Network and Hollyhock Leadership Institute and are doing a  leadership intensive at Hollyhock October 20th through 25th. This gathering uses the creative facilitation model, which has really been popularized through Power of Hope, and is based on exploring the interface of ecology, the arts and experiential education. We have room for 30 students in a week long intensive with Dr. Suzanne Simard,  other leaders from the Mother Tree Network, the Juno nominated musician Ruby Singh, a team of other local facilitators and knowledge holders, and some of the best known facilitators from the Power of Hope camps.  Kari McClelland, who's perhaps the best known and most beloved of all Power of Hope facilitators is the main facilitator for that week. They're all going to be having a camp experience at Hollyhock.” 

“This case leadership intensive is for the Cortes Island Academy students and other students are coming to join. There is still some spaces for this. We're prioritizing local and indigenous youth, but there are still spaces  for any kids and there are some scholarships available for this workshop.

“Cortes Island Academy students are also going to be joining with some other students at Hakai again for a climate intensive to, see what the  current science is around all things related to climate and the ecological impacts of our changing ecosystems. They spend a week at the incredible state of our science facilities on Quadra Island.” 

“The themes this year are climate and art."

Cortes Island Academy's Third Year starts Sept 3

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