1. Bantams Take 2 nd Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Squirt B Make Play-offs PeeWee’s win Title Midgets win Championship Mites rule the “Jams” THANKS Coaches !

2. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Agenda 1.Introductions 2.Association news & financial status 3.League updates 1.CDYHL 2.DNHL 3.MSGHL 4.Safesport 5.ADM & Practice Ice optimization 6.Recruiting plan – Jessica Johns 7.Preseason parent meeting checklist 8.Projected Teams 1.Level of play declarations 2.Discussions on coaching assignments & potential assistants

3. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Association News  Parent Education & Safesport coordinators – Bob/Margaret  Growth & Retention coordinator – Jessica Johns  Goalie coach - Wren  Scheduler – Margaret  Fees raised about 10%, we continue to offer self funded scholarships again this season, (our fees are ~50% less than Denver)  Split Mites into 2 or 3 distinct groups, Beginner(2)/Intermediate  Kingdom Kup Tournament – Oct 11/13 Midget Maj A (HS Preseason)  Mentor program (student coach) will continue  Head Coaches (non parent) stipend concept is in budget again for this season  Contingent on overall financial performance  All players will receive their own water bottles

4. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Coaches Action List 1.Register with USA Hockey $40 2.Register with CAHA for Background check 3.Concussion training – online – free 45min 4.Safesport module online – 1 hour 5.Age level specific module online – 6-8 hours 6.Attend classroom, levels 1-5, 1-5 days All fees and travel paid by Summit Hockey Need copies of 1-5 to Jessica before I can roster your team

5. Summit Youth Hockey Association Fundraising update $5K $10K $15K $20K $25K Hockey Classic ‘09 ‘10 Kingdom Kup ‘09 ‘10 Fatty’s Golf ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘11 ‘13

6. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Coaches Job Expectations 1.Convey hockey knowledge to players 2.Role model on and off the ice 3.Represent our associations vision, morals, etc… 4.Protect the players 1.How they play on the ice 2.From the minute they enter the building 3.Monitor locker rooms, pre/post game and all practices 5.Protect yourself 1.High risk situations

7. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Who are currently most strongly associated with sex offenders these days? Coaches Teachers Priests

8. USA Hockey/CAHA/SYH SafeSport Program Summary Rules for COACHES (reduced from 40 + pages) 1.Never be the only adult with a player, anywhere, anytime. 2.Never communicate with a player using any electronic means, phone, text, Facebook, Twitter, etc…. 3. Never touch a player in any way, at any time. 4. Never transport a player by any means, do not recommend travel or hotel arrangements. 5. Never change clothes, shower, or disrobe in any way in the presence of a player. 6. Treat every player fairly, equally, and respectfully. All violations are to be reported…

9. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Player Development Plans -Playing up -I have a plan for every player! -Summit Association Policy -Potential Exceptions -Girls DR with Boys -When to move to AA/AAA -11 years old minimum -I can/will help facilitate when appropriate -Only when player is in top 10 of the AA/AAA team- otherwise it’s a money grab -Not really necessary -Dice/Metzger/Blass/Striet/Dunlap/Grotes/Farley are AA/AAA -Some questions we should ask ourselves -Is this the best player we have in the age group? -Would they be in the top 5 at the next age group? -Is size an issue? -Is emotional development an issue? -Must remind parents and ourselves that development is not linear

10. Summer 2013 CAHA Summer Meeting Fines will continue to be enforced for CEP and Background check violations $1000/per CEP No waivers Change – revert to old policy of level requirements, but still only take 1 class per year On-line modules will be improved, good for life, reduced redundancy Safesport program will be implemented Locker room monitoring policy

11. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting 1.League updates 1.CDYHL 1.All assoc must field an “A” team 2.No play downs 3.DR teams (lower team) not eligible for play-offs 4.Will support formation of AA tourney teams 2.DNHL 1.No Midget tiering again 2.Possibly more Midget teams this year ~20 3.Possible some Jr Eagles teams 3.MSGHL 1.No new news – considering changes to play-off format

12. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Rule changes – Geoff Palmer

13. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting American Development Model – How are we doing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSt4C23vdV8  More practice time than games  Scale the playing surface  Design practice plans that target 50% participation time – hard!  Use small areas, the game takes place in 25% areas  40+ players can practice together well  Muscle memory, 10,000 reps done correctly “The largest Hockey county in the world is great at producing mediocre players” “our elite players just survived the system”

14. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting American Development Model – How are we doing?  Look critically at every drill…  Ask yourself, “how many are skating, how many are standing?  Solutions 1.Smaller groups 2.Shorten the exercise 3.If its not working – STOP and move to something else 4.Assistants its your job to tell the HC if you see needs/ideas  Mites – OK  Squirts/PeeWees more focus this this year  Identify/address skating mechanics issues – use your asst. coaches!!!

15. Practice Ice Utilization 2 on 2 Cross ice Passing Circle Corner to D, D to D, Shot w screen/tip 1 on 1 Down low Iron Cross w/puck - 6/group, rotate every 7-10 minutes = 30 players, + 2-4 goalies - Low wait times! Station Example

16. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Practice Focus items  ADM means high reps of skill development exercises  Strategies are useless if player can’t execute skills  Do skills with pucks  Evaluate every drill – count how many moving vs how many standing  If its not working – STOP and go to something else  1:1 defensive skills is a key deficiency, spend time on this every practice  Use small games, 30 minutes every week  NOTE – Parents are educated – they will compare your practice plans to others  Water bottles – must use them, no lines at drinking fountains  Pucks – practice pucks will be at the rink, in scorers booth  Ipads for video ! Get an asst coach proficient!

17. Summer 2013 Parent Preseason meeting checklist Introduce yourself, history, experience, personality Introduce manager, clearly identify their role (you are in charge) Introduce asst. coaches, & roles Player expectations, behavior, effort, academic, & rules Discuss Goalie play percentages, pull rules 24 hour rule review Refer to Parent Handbook If a parent wants to be involved – give them a task Discuss any double roster situations Tournaments League tournaments, structure, any special rules, (CDYHL play down) Q & A time – OVER CUMMUNICATE!

18. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting On the bench – be prepared  Make Job responsibilities clear  O door coach, with line up card  D door coach, with line up card  Do you want a certain set of D behind a certain forward line?  Are you line matching?  Who will tend to issues, injuries, on the bench (taking attention away from game)  What players play on PP, PK?  Head coach is responsible for decisions  Tool Kit  Spare mouth guard  Skate stone  Screw driver  Spare parts for helmets, straps  Tape  Dry erase board, markers  Medical Kit  Shall we supply these?  Equipment  Pucks  Players bring water bottles!

19. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting On the bench – Strategies  Line matching – your most powerful tool ! 1.Use in every game, don’t let it be by default 2.Head to head, ie 1 vs 1, 2 vs 2, 3 vs 3 3.2 vs 1, etc… 4.Checking line – (must practice this)  Shadow 1.Use when a single opponent player can dominate the game 2.You need to train your shadow players in practice 3.Must be a very disciplined player 4.Entire team must be aware, so the shadow can hit the ice every time the opponent does, even on the fly! 5. Have a back up for when the shadow is in the box  Trap 1.All players (Sq B on up) should know the basic concept 2.Do not use for a whole game, but it needs to be used sometimes 1.Checking line 2.Line gets stuck out for a long shift 3.Change the MOMENTUM 4.Short bench

20. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting On the bench – Strategies  Tips  Research your opponent before the game, pointstreak  Guess what, the Captains are usually the best players  Pick out skill players during warm ups  Know the opponents goalie stats  You can cheat the “home - line change rules”  Opt to change lines early - for face offs in either end  If you have 3 lines, be sure they know the order might change Time out – huge momentum changer !!! - any game you loose, did you use your time out? - rule of thumb, anytime two quick goals are scored on us use it !

21. Summer 2013 Game Systems, make it simple, fewer decisions in early season, consider your age group – but don’t underestimate them - a face off win in our zone ALWAYS goes behind the net and break out on the week side - a dump into our zone, ALWAYS goes to the weak side brake out - on a regroup the first option should D-D pass - in the offensive zone, moving the puck to the weak side is most always a smart move, Point shots from the middle are more effective - 2-3 Pinch - Torpedo ?

22. Summer 2013 Got Hockey Sense? "A good hockey player plays where the puck is. A great hockey player plays where the puck is going to be." - Wayne Gretzky* The key to winning is in your head. If you’re ready, we’d like to help you hone your hockey instincts until the game lives inside you. The Hockey IntelliGym™ is a revolutionary, software- based training tool that helps players develop hockey sense – the perception and decision-making skills necessary to stay one step ahead of the puck and the game. Train Your Brain. Dominate the Ice.

23. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Recruiting Plan – Jessica Johns  We will participate in USA Hockey “2and2 Challenge”  We will get more One Goal equipment sets – 32 sets in route  We will hold several “Try Hockey for free sessions”  Flyers to schools  Radio advertisements  We will coordinate efforts with Kremmling/Frasier  Allowed use of SYBS email list

24. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Remember other tools - Systems work on outdoor - Chalk talks - VIDEO reviews Early season schedule Practice will begin on Monday - September 9th Schedule for the first four weeks Outside rink might POSSIBLY open on October 11th - not confirmed yet Mondays 4:00 - 5:00 All Peewee 5:15 - 6:15 All Squirts 6:30 - 7:30 U12/14 and U19 7:45 - 8:45 Midgets and Tournament Team Wednesdays 5:30 - 6:30 U12/14 and All Peewee 6:45 - 7:45 Bantams and U19 8:00 - 9:00 Tournament Team and Midgets Thursdays 4:30 - 5:30 Bantams 5:45 - 6:45 ALL Squirts 7:00 - 8:00 CLINICS

25. Summit Youth Hockey Head Coaches Summer Meeting Regular Season Practice Schedule

26. Summit Youth Hockey Association TeamHead CoachAsst. Coach Mite BKohnkeStuckyGrieser Mite IHumeTheriault Squirt DNHL 1Johnson Squirt DNHL 2Fraser Squirt C CDYHL ?? Squirt B CDYHLPalmerWachowiakSiedel PeeWee DNHLHoldcraftGard PeeWee ALaGrange/GannonDavisKrueger Bantam A?BowerChesnuttDresen Midget DNHLMotzDickersonMiyiachi Girls DevoGriffithBarclay U12 / Girls DevoJohnsLongfellowBierbaum U14VEHASchlegel U19DekovendMelendezRose/Jamilee Mountain MilitiaChesnuttGrabham/ArbuthnotMotz

27. HPHL – Mountain Militia 3rd Campaign MM2013 - 44 players registered for tryouts - added a JV team & jersey set - players from Summit, Vail, Aspen, Kremmling, Crested Butte, Glenwood - Varsity team surprised the CO Hockey community - ranked in Tier 1 - very positive experience for the players - finished tied for 5 th in state, won 2 play-off games

28. Rosters – so far Girls TAYLORASH GRACIEELAND ALYSSAJACKMAN WILLOWGRIESER ANNAGRACEWHITT SOPHIAFONDL AMELIACARLETON AVAGOSNELL ASHLYNLEWIS RENBITTNER FREYASCHLAEFER ANDREABIERBAUM CASSANDRAPIERSON DREWHAYHURST SARAH ANNHAYHURST PAIGESCHLEGEL JODILOSCH MIAAMMON TerahEdstrom EMILYCARLSON MORGANCOURTNEY MADISONNEUMAIER ELLEDICE CAITMCCLUSKIE MEGANROSE NatalieIMAMURA RachelFitch? KelbyJohnson? CodyOsteen? TerahEdstrom3 DRs U12 U14 U19 New family with 2 girls – 1 U12, 1 U14

29. Rosters – so far Boys Squirts PeeWee MIAs Squirts - Fraser PEYTONMCGUAN GAVINNEIBERGER BRENNANZIEGLER SARAHMORISSET JOSHBENDRAT JACKSONWESOLOWSKI ETHANBOECKERS CARSONMAHAFFEY LASSEKONECNY ELIASH CALVINHANSON TOBYGARD ZACHPAYNE ROBERTSTECKEN COOPERPEDERSON ZACHCARLETON MITCHELLGOODMAN GRAHAMBEGLEY RYLEEDUNNUM JENNINGSHEFLIN CASSIUSBRADFORD KEATONSMITH KAEDENEDSTROM LIAMGRANT DAVISEMERY BLAZEEBBINGHAUS NOAHTURNER FINNTHERIAULT TYLERWILSON TIMOTHYHERWIG ISAACELAND NOLANSCHWIER COLTONLEOPOLD BLAKEDAVIS DYLANPARMLEY CALEBMALLORY JACOBMALLORY RYLEYCIBULA ISABELAIMAMURA KAITHERIAULT TIMOTHYLUNNEY JONATHONLUNNEY JACOBAMMON

30. Rosters – so far Boys Bantam Midgets MIAs = Walker, Klaas SEANGURLEA KYLERODGERS BENJAMINCARLSON STARKECARLETON WILLIAMNEUMAIER ZANEGALLEGOS DORJEJOHN TERAHEDSTROM BRIANCURNUTTE JOSHDRESEN CASEYLEWARK RYANRODGERS LEVIASCHER BENJAMINSCHOEFFIELD CASEYTANTON JOHANNWESTERHOFF BRENDANGREENBERG BODECULBREATH DANIELPROCTOR CARTERFLAVELL FORRESTDICKERSON WYATTDICKERSON JESSERELLER PARKERROTHEY Mites RYLANSIMONTON ALEXANDRAMILLS SAMUELGURLEA FINNSCHRODER NICHOLASKONECNY NOAHELAND TYLERGRIESER DYLANPAYNE JONATHANGAMBINO ETHANBOWER DAYTONCHAPIN OwenLewis CARSONHUME WILLIAMREMIAS BAUERDUNNUM AUGUSTBRADFORD COLESTUCKEY ALEXSTUCKEY AIDANGRANT ALEXANDRAPOULIAEVSKI TARNIHNKEN AIDENWILSON SERHIYPASTUKH WYNDAMPIERPONT AUDENPIERPONT +4-5 Devos