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2019~ 20 ANNUAL GUIDE 2019 ~ 20 ANNUAL GUIDE ANNUAL 20 USA HOCKEY, INC. Walter L. Bush, Jr. Center 1775 Bob Johnson Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80906- 4090 (719) 576- USAH (8724) • [email protected] usahockey.com Celebrating 10 Seasons of the ADM EXECUTIVE OFFICE Susan Hunt 132 THE USA HOCKEY FOUNDATION Pat Kelleher 114 Manager, Member Services Amber Aragon 106 Executive Director Rachel Hyman 129 Manager, Annual Giving Amanda Raider 165 Member Services/Officiating Administrator Katie Guay (401) 743-6880 Executive Assistant Stephanie Jackson 154 Director, Philanthropy Dave Ogrean 163 Director, Diversity & Inclusion Sheila May 107 Advisor to the President Beth Mahr 113 Manager, Grants & Stewardship Manager, Disabled Hockey HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT Zachary May (612) 202-1974 Susan Peterson 216 Director, Philanthropy Joe Bonnett 108 Administrative Assistant, International ADM Regional Manager Administration & Hockey Operations Tamara Tranter 164 Senior Director, Development Dan Brennan 177 Julie Rebitski 131 Director, Sled National Team/ Regional Specialist/Coaching, NATIONAL TEAM (734) 453-6400 Manager, Coaching Education Program Member Services DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Dave Caruso (678) 592-4302 Seth Appert 314 Manager, Coaching Education Program Debbie Riggleman 128 Regional Specialist, Member Services Head Coach Helen Fenlon 127 Rod Braceful 380 Manager, Officiating Administration FINANCE/IT Assistant Director, Player Personnel Guy Gosselin (719) 337-4404 Cameron Eickmeyer 140 Brock Bradley 320 ADM Regional Manager Director, IT Development Head Equipment Manager Roger Grillo (719) 304-1884 Stephanie Fossinger 122 Justin Dunlop 376 ADM Regional Manager Accountant Manager, Creative Services Rich Hansen (631) 223-5295 Pam Gibson 153 Jon Edwards 378 USA Hockey, Inc. ADM Regional Manager Accountant Manager, Communications Walter L. Bush, Jr. Center Dan Jablonic (224) 605-1538 Karen Hackman 152 ADM Regional Manager 1775 Bob Johnson Drive Manager, Insurance & Employee Benefits Nick Fohr 315 Matt Leaf 186 Associate Coach Colorado Springs, CO 80906-4090 Norman Hayward 137 Director, Officiating Education Program IT Procurement & Media Administrator Brian Galivan 327 Phone: (719) 576-USAH (8724) Bob Mancini (989) 780-0515 Strength & Conditioning Coach Fax: (719) 538-1160 ADM Regional Manager Ralph Heffter 138 Manager, Database Applications Lisa Gross 311 Web: usahockey.com Kevin Margarucci 161 & Programming Administrative Assistant Manager, Player Safety Email: [email protected] Kelly Mahncke 178 Dan Hinote 325 Ken Martel 181 Associate Coach ADM Technical Director Assistant Executive Director, Finance Jason Hodges 321 National Team Development Program Kevin McLaughlin 179 Pam McCraw 156 Head Athletic Trainer 14900 Beck Road Assistant Executive Director, Director, Accounting Hockey Development Brian Merrifield 133 Chris Krenn 330 Plymouth, MI 48170 Scott Paluch (719) 339-1425 Systems Administrator Brian Fishman Intern – NTDP Phone: (734) 453-6400 ADM Regional Manager Michelle Romo 155 Mike Leone 313 Fax: (734) 453-3427 Jodie Penn 182 Accounts Payable Specialist Intern Coach Web: usantdp.com Coordinator, Youth Hockey Administration Chris Smith 139 Dennis MacDonald 321 Email: [email protected] Kenny Rausch 219 Manager, Network & Security Athletic Trainer Director, Youth Hockey Doug Ticas 187 Scott Monaghan 318 ADM Manager, Alaska Senior Director, Information Technology Senior Director, Operations The USA Hockey Foundation BJ Ringrose 121 Kim Pisano 310 Walter L. Bush, Jr. Center Coordinator, Officiating Education Program MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS & EVENTS Finance & Administrative Assistant 1775 Bob Johnson Drive Brent Seidel 217 Colorado Springs, CO 80906-4090 Manager, Coaching Education Program Dana Ausec 173 Kevin Reiter 316 Director, Player Personnel Tim Serratore 210 Director, Creative Services Phone: (719) 538-1107 Video Coordinator, Hockey Operations Madison Brown 167 Brij Singh 319 Fax: (719) 538-7838 Mark Tabrum 185 Manager, Events Brendan Burke Intern Web: usahockeyfoundation.org Director, Coaching Education Program Kevin Couture 184 Thomas Speer 322 Email: [email protected] Steve Thompson (907) 952-9093 Director, Marketing U.S. National Goaltending Coach ADM Manager, Goaltending Brandon Dennis 240 Jake Visser 320 USA Hockey Arena Lou Vairo 148 Manager, Business Development Equipment Manager Director, Special Projects Tony Driscoll 158 Lisa Vollmers 392 14900 Beck Road Suzie Whallon 101 Assistant Executive Director, Director, Student-Athlete Services Plymouth, MI 48170 Coordinator, Resource Center Marketing, Communications & Events John Wroblewski 312 Phone: (734) 453-6400 Kristen Wright 218 Dave Fischer 171 Head Coach Fax: (734) 453-3427 ADM Manager, Female Hockey Senior Director, Communications Web: usahockeyarena.com Scott Zelkin (312) 925-6146 USA HOCKEY ARENA (734) 453-6400 Jennifer Greene 159 Email: [email protected] Manager, Junior Officiating Coordinator, Communications Maria Castrodale 301 Development Program Gretchen Hursh 166 Administrator, Arena Office HOCKEY OPERATIONS Manager, Licensing & Merchandising Paul Fassbender 307 Email: Scott Aldrich 174 Kyle Huson 260 Manager, Arena Facilities Email addresses for all USA Hockey staff are Manager, Hockey Operations Coordinator, Digital Content Mike Henry 332 available at usahockey.com/staffdirectory. Marc Boxer 147 General Manager Andrew Ketterer 109 Visit usahockey.com for updates and Director, Junior Hockey Director, Content Bryan Johnson 317 Katie Million (719) 258-0113 Maddy Schachte 172 Manager, Marketing Operations changes to the staff listing. Director, Women’s National Brian Fishman Intern – National Office Pete Krupsky 328 Team Programs Mike Lukken 126 Manager, Broadcast and Media Kelley Olsen 162 Manager, Marketing – Sponsor Services Jacqueline Lupinacci-Mooney 339 Administrative Assistant, International Administration Meg Stahl 144 Skating Coordinator Coordinator, Social Media John Vanbiesbrouck 388 Josh McAfee 352 AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS Assistant Executive Director, Harry Thompson 170 Manager, Arena Hockey Operations Editor-in-Chief, USA Hockey Magazine Vicki Miller 347 Manager, Food & Beverage MEMBERSHIP LEGAL/HUMAN RESOURCES Tony Noble 307 Ashley Bevan 183 Kevin Buckner 104 Assistant General Manager Senior Director, Adult Hockey Shipping & Receiving Clerk 331 Natalia DePauw 135 Kara Deschenes 175 Joe Pitel Regional Specialist, Member Services Director, Human Resources Director, Food & Beverage Paul DeSandro 141 Tom Hackman 0/100 Carla Rogge 306 Coordinator, Adult Hockey Building Services Administrator Accountant, NTDP/Food & Beverage John Monteleone Director, Education Kevin Erlenbach 119 Casey Jorgensen 143 Denise Ronayne 333 (719) 538-1514 Assistant Executive Director, Membership General Counsel Director, Corporate Sales & Marketing Jeff Theiler Chief Operating Officer Kim Folsom 125 Brad Kauhane 105 Mike Sikora 344 Director, Member Services Manager, Facilities Operations Night Manager, Arena (719) 538-1149 Brian Hartman 102 Joyce Kulpinski 145 Julie Szmatula 381 Tom Wacker Office Assistant Coordinator, Adult Hockey SafeSport and Legal Administrator Manager, Corporate Accounts (719) 538-1110 Katie Holmgren 120 Ben Tronnes 103 Andrea Walkuski 309 Director, Program Services Associate Counsel Senior Accountant TABLE OF CONTENTS THIS IS USA HOCKEY .......................................................................................... 1 This is USA Hockey ...................................................................................... 3 Table of Contents USA Hockey Sanction ................................................................................... 4 USA Hockey Core Values ............................................................................. 4 Long Range Planning Statement ................................................................... 5 Declaration of Player Safety .......................................................................... 6 Standard of Play and Rules Emphasis ........................................................... 9 Youth/Junior Age Classifications – 2019-20 Season .................................... 14 2018-19 Registration Data Total Membership ................................................................................. 14 Players by Age Group ............................................................................ 15 Registration by District ......................................................................... 15 Players ............................................................................................ 15 Girls’/Women’s Players ................................................................. 15 Adult Players .................................................................................. 16 Coaches .......................................................................................... 16 Officials .......................................................................................... 16 PROGRAMS & PHILOSOPHIES ............................................................................. 17 Youth Hockey ................................................................................................ 19 Code of Conduct ............................................................................................ 21 Junior Hockey ................................................................................................ 23 Player Development & International Programs........................................... 27 Coaching Education Program .......................................................................
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