2018 - 2019 Minor Hockey Directory www.hockeynl.ca
A Good Coach Can Change A Game A Great Coach Can Change A Life Attention Minor Hockey Players in Newfoundland and Labrador
Presents
Stay at any Steele Hotels this season and enter for your chance to $ Every time your Minor Hockey WIN A 1000 PRIZE or Team stays at a Steele Hotel, OF $ don’t forget to ask for your WIN 1 4 500 PRIZES ballot for a chance to win! Towards your education or Minor Hockey Registration for 2019-2020
Promotion is open to all Minor Hockey Players registered with Hockey NL (some restrictions may apply). Prizes will be drawn on Friday, June 7, 2019. Winners to be notified by phone. STEELE HOTELS WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE 2018 WINNERS PLAYERS: Lilly Tulk (Grand Falls Windsor) and Paul Norman (St John’s Triple “A” Midgets) ASSOCIATION: Grand Falls Windsor Minor Hockey and St. John’s Minor Hockey Association
Participating Hotels Dedication in Honour of DEC lacour
In 1975 Dec LaCour began his involvement with Minor Hockey in our Province in what is now the Labrador West Minor Hockey Association and he never looked back. While working in Labrador he was involved with the minor program for 2 years and then returned to Harbour Main to continue a life long passion in Minor Hockey that lasted over 40 years.
To say that Dec has been a fixture in Minor Hockey is an understatement. He served Hockey NL during the tenure of 4 Branch Presidents and 6 Minor Chairs. A few notable achievements other than his more than 40 years of volunteering are as follows: - He was the President of Conception Bay Central Minor Hockey Association, prior to their amalgamation with CBS Minor Hockey Association - In 1983 he won the Minor Council Meritorious Award for the Eastern Region - In 1986 he won the Brian Wakelin Award as Provincial Executive of the Year - In 1990 he became a member of Minor Council as Eastern Director, a position he held for 26 years. During this time Dec guided many Association Presidents with Hockey NL policy and Procedures and made numerous lifelong friends in the game. - In 1999 he was presented with the HNL Gold Stick Award for 10 years of service as a Board Member of Hockey NL - He was twice a rep at the TELUS Cup National Midget Championship and he was an amazing 25 years as the Branch Rep at the Bantam Irving Atlantics, attending all 25 events in which Irving was the Title sponsor.
On top of his dedication to Minor Hockey, Dec found other ways to give back to the community. He was on the Stadium Committee Board in 1976 when the CBS Stadium was being built. He coached Softball in Harbour Main for many years and was instrumental in some of those players going on to become some of Newfoundland’s finest. He received the Governor General’s Medal in 1992 for Community Volunteering. He has served as Chairperson of the Harbour Main Recreation Commission and has been heavily involved in fundraising activities for the Harbour Main Volunteer Fire Department, the Parish of Saints Peter and Paul in Harbour Main and Roncalli Central High School.
Dec had a truly remarkable career in our Branch and for 26 years has been at the provincial boardroom table making changes to policy that evolved the minor game in this province; for this we are truly grateful. He continues to be involved at the Branch level being a member on several committees and was recently made a life member of Hockey NL.
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Dedication...... 1 Chairperson’s Message ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 Minor Council Executive �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������4 President’s Message ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������6 2018-2019 Executive Committee ���������������������������������������������������������������������������7 Hockey NL Branch Office ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������8 Thanks to the Volunteers ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9 Tournament Dates 2018-2019 �����������������������������������������������������������������������������11 Important Dates 2018-2019 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������12 List of Associations �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������13 Female Chairperson’s Message ��������������������������������������������������������������������������59 Female Committee 2018-2019 �����������������������������������������������������������������������������60 Hockey Development Delivery Network 2018-2019 ���������������������������������������������61 Hockey NL Major Midget 2018-2019 ��������������������������������������������������������������������62 Hockey NL AAA League 2018-2019 ��������������������������������������������������������������������63 Senior Council Executive 2018-2019 �������������������������������������������������������������������64 Junior Council Executive 2018-2019 ��������������������������������������������������������������������65 Hockey Canada Officiating Program 2018-2019 ��������������������������������������������������66 Hockey NL Life Members/Deceased Members ����������������������������������������������������67 Hockey NL Award/Scholarship Winners ��������������������������������������������������������������68 Minor Hockey Players Who Have Passed �����������������������������������������������������������75 Hockey Canada Mission Statement ���������������������������������������������������������������������76 2018-2019 Rules and Regulations �����������������������������������������������������������������������77 Auto Minimum Suspensions ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������81 Sanctioning Guidelines �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������83 Duties Hockey NL Coordinators ���������������������������������������������������������������������������85 Provincial Tournament Medal Winners ����������������������������������������������������������������88 Pee Wee, Bantam & Minor Midget AAA Provincial Championship Schedule �����90 Steele Hotel Provincial Tournament Schedule �����������������������������������������������������92 2018-2019 Provincial Tournament Procedures ����������������������������������������������������96 HNL Coaching Requirements ����������������������������������������������������������������������������102 Initiation Program - Hockey Cross Ice Guidelines ����������������������������������������������109 Novice Hockey Half Ice Guideline ����������������������������������������������������������������������114 2018-2019 Female Rules and Regulations ��������������������������������������������������������123 Respect in Sport �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������128 Breakaway Foundation ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������130 Thank You, Credits & List of Sponsors ��������������������������������������������������������������131 Contacts at a Glance ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������147 Kids Help Phone �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������149 2018 - 2019 Season Calendar ���������������������������������������������������������������������������152 CHAIRPERSON’S MESSAGE
On behalf of Hockey NL’s Minor Council welcome to the 2018-2019 minor hockey season. The season, as always, will be an exciting one for so many young hockey players in our province. As hockey volunteers and guardians of our sport, it is our responsibility and challenge to deliver a program to our players that allows them to experience the game in a safe, fun and competitive environment ensuring a positive experience for all. There is a necessity for us to provide a program that meets the needs of all participants in our ever changing society and there is a genuine requirement for us to be flexible to the needs of our diverse population. We need to be accessible to all and willing to change and adapt. If we do, we have a real chance to make a difference and grow the game.
It is also our responsibility as a Branch to offer programs that allow all players a chance to play at the highest level possible. Inherent in this process is the requirement for periodic changes to our thinking and format. Do not fear change, rather embrace it. Forward thinking is necessary for the development of our game as it allows for a competitive sport and a positive environment for players to experience the game.
This year’s minor hockey slogan is centered around our coaches and the important impact they have on all players that they become involved with. “A Good Coach Can Change a Game, A Great Coach Can Change a Life.” outlines the importance of the role that these volunteers have in the development of our young players and the lasting impact they will have on many of them as they develop not only hockey skills but life skills as well.
Good luck to all associations with your hockey programs. As chairperson of minor council I look forward to working with you all for another minor hockey season in an attempt to foster and promote the game. Put emphasis on skill development, it is the building block of our sport. You can’t run before you walk.
In closing I wish to thank all of you for your continued support. To the volunteers, who are the cornerstone of our programs, your dedication is unparalleled. To the players, I hope you all have an enjoyable season full of memorable experiences and success.
Arnold Kelly Chair, Minor Council Hockey NL
3 2018 - 2019 Minor Council Executive
Arnold Kelly - Chair, Minor Hockey Tel: 709-896-2663 Fax: 709-896-3200 Email: [email protected]
Ed O’Brien - Vice Chair Tel: 709-691-4793 Fax: 709-237-5081 Email: [email protected]
Gonzo Bennett - Eastern Director Tel: 709-689-5341 Email: [email protected]
Morgan Anderson - Western Director Tel: 709-458-2568 Email: [email protected]
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Terry Clark - Northern Director Tel: 709-280-4926 Email: [email protected]
Robert Bouzane - Central Director Tel: 709-673-7047 Email: [email protected]
Wendy Penney - Tripen Director Tel: 709-596-0320 Email: [email protected]
Lynette Hiscock - Secretary Tel: 709-466-3810 Email: [email protected]
5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
On behalf of myself and the Officers of Hockey NL, I would like to welcome all players and coaches to the 2018-2019 hockey season as we prepare for an exciting season ahead.
This year our focus is on Grassroots Hockey and to make sure we offer the best quality program for this level of hockey. We have to make sure we offer proper teaching methods at this level to prepare our players for the future of the game.
This year we are excited to announce we have a new female junior hockey league about to start and we wish them all the best in their first season.
The Breakaway Foundation had a successful season last year. They funded in excess of 115 players this past season and we are expecting more of our membership to take advantage of this program.
My message is always to focus on team work. I have seen over the last seven years of my presidency the many challenges we face with social media and personal attacks. I think it is important that we all work together towards resolving issues instead of personally attacking others. Resolving issues will only help to make the game better.
It is always an exciting time within Hockey NL as we strive to offer the kids of this province the best possible experience within the sport of hockey. These initiatives, of course, are not possible without the ongoing support of the many volunteers who work daily to execute them.
To all the players, coaches, officials and off-ice volunteers a very sincere thank you. I look forward to working with you throughout this season.
Regards,
Jack Lee President Hockey NL
6 2018 - 2019 Executive committee
Jack Lee, President Tel: 709-368-6525 Fax: 709-368-7719 Email: [email protected]
Murray Roberts, Vice President Tel: 709-257-4833 Fax: 709-257-3162 Email: [email protected]
Gerry Evans, Immediate Past President Tel: 709-364-8533 Fax: 709-747-3332 Email: [email protected]
Gary Gale, Chair Senior Hockey Tel: 709-455-4591 Email: [email protected]
Charlie Kearsey, Chair Junior Hockey Tel: 709-754-2559 Email: [email protected]
Arnold Kelly, Chair Minor Hockey Tel: 709-896-2663 Fax: 709-896-3200 Email: [email protected]
Debbie Bouzane, Chair Female Hockey Tel: 709-424-5262 Fax: 709-256-5479 Email: [email protected]
Ed Flood, Referee-in-Chief Tel: 709-632-0842 Email: [email protected]
Ken Chafe, Chair Hockey Development Tel: 709-745-3118 Fax: 709-745-5546 Email: [email protected]
7 Hockey NL branch office 32 Queensway, p.o. box 176, grand falls-windsor, nl a2a 2j4 tEL: 709-489-5512 FAX: 709-489-2273 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hockeynl.ca Twitter@hkynl
hours of operation September - June 8:30am - 4:30pm June - September 8:30am - 4:00pm Monday - Friday
Executive Director * By-laws, Regulations, Policies, Appeals Craig Tulk * Marketing Program [email protected] * Finance Accounts Payable * Media Contact
Administrative Assistant * Registration and Player Transfers Tamar Hobbs * Web Management [email protected] * Finance Accounts Receivable * Insurance Program
RISK MANAGEMENT
Murray Roberts P.O. Box 1028, Botwood, NL A0H 1E0 Tel: 709-257-4833 Fax: 709-257-3162 E-mail: [email protected]
8 THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS
Minor Hockey Week is a week set aside by Hockey NL to celebrate and to show appreciation to those who make participation in Canada’s National Sport possible for our children. The least we can do is pay public tribute to the men and women who spend so many hours organizing and operating the many leagues and games for our children.
Hockey provides healthy exercise that will improve the body, discipline the mind, as well as teach co-operation, team play and respect for rules.
Hockey NL urges everyone, particularly parents, to join the coaches, managers and organizers to make sure that everyone has fun. Let’s put fun back into hockey. It’s a game not a war. The right attitudes are just as important as the physical skills.
Thank You!
9 A Good Coach Can Change A Game A Great Coach Can Change A Life hockey nl Minor Council Tournament Dates 2018-2019 Season Provincial TOURNAMENTS
MINOR HOCKEY WEEK Kickoff.... Labrador West ...... January 12 Minor Hockey Week...... January 12-19
HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY 2018 Confederation Cup...... February 7-10
MIDGET “AAA” World’s Finest Provincial Host – Fortune ...... March 1-3
BANTAM AAA PROVINCIALS Provincial Host – East ...... March 8-10 Atlantics – Host – St. Margarets Bay, NS ...... April 4-7
PEE WEE AAA Provincial Host – Rocky Harbour ...... March 15-17 Bellaliant Cup – Host – New Glasgow, NS ...... April 4-7
BANTAM FEMALE Provincial Host – Port Aux Basques...... March 15-17 AAA Atlantics Championship – Host – Clarenville ...... April 4-7
MIDGET FEMALE Provincial – Host – Corner Brook ...... March 15-17 Atlantics – Host – Bathurst, NB ...... April 4-7 Esso Cup Nationals – Host – TBA...... April 21-27
PEE WEE FEMALE Female AAA Provinicals – Host – Glovertown ...... March 22-24 Female AA Provinicals – Host – Glovertown ...... March 22-24
MIDGET MAJOR Atlantics - Host – Charlottetown, PEI ...... April 4-7 TELUS CUP – Host – Thunder Bay, ON ...... April 22-28
STEELE HOTELS PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENTS Female U15 Mega ...... March 29-31 Female U20 Mega ...... March 29-31 Female U12 Mega ...... April 12-14 Peewee and Midget ...... April 22-24 Atom and Bantam ...... April 25-27
11 Hockey NL Minor Council 2018-2019 important dates
SEPTEMBER 13-14 First Grading Report
NOVEMBER 29 Appeal Deadline Grading Report
NOVEMBER 30-2 Second Grading Meetings
DECEMBER 7 Second Grading Report
DECEMBER 15 Final Date for Filing Team Affiliations
JANUARY 10 Final Date for Submitting Team Rosters for Provincial Competition.
JANUARY 15 Final Date for Filing Special Affiliations
JANUARY 25 Final date for teams participating in Easter Provincial Tournaments to have minimum number of players that constitute a team registered with Branch. Any team not having minimum number of players registered will not be placed on final grading.
JANUARY 31 Appeal Deadline Second Grading Report
FEBRUARY 1-3 Final Grading Meetings
FEBRUARY 8 Final Grading Report
FEBRUARY 10 Hockey NL Final Player Registration Date
MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IS JANUARY 12-19, 2019 THE PROVINCIAL KICK OFF WILL BE HELD JANUARY 12, 2019 AND IS BEING HOSTED BY LABRADOR WEST MINOR HOCKEY
12 AVALON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Box 5783, St. John`s, NL A1C 5X3 Email: [email protected] Website: www.avalonceltics.com
President: Mark Sexton Tel: 709-237-7799 Cell: 709-763-1339
Secretary: Heather Conway Phone: 709-383-1108
Coordinator/ Technical Director: Steve Power Tel: 709-383-1108 Fax: 709-383-1107
Local RIC: Mark Noseworthy Phone: 709-383-1108
BUSSEY - HORWOOD ARENA Arena: 753-5782 Minor Hockey Office 211A lemarchant road, st. johns, nl Minor hockey office: 383-1108 Fax: 383-1107
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BAIE VERTE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 365, Baie Verte, NL A0K 1B0 Email: [email protected]
President: Jeff Quigley Cell: 709-532-6640 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Kim Hiscock Tel: 709-532-4551 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Jennifer Wimbleton Tel: 709-532-4999 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Danielle Seymour Home: 709-532-4524 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Myles Regular Tel: 709-254-8585 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Oliver Penney Tel: 709-297-0048 Email: [email protected]
TOMMY RICKETTS ARENA Arena: 532-8295
14 BAY ARENA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 161A Conception Bay Highway, Bay Roberts, NL A0A 1G0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bamha.goalline.ca
President: Michelle Russell Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Melissa Hierlihy Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Tracy Drake Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Matthew French Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Brad Hunt Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Dave Crane Email: [email protected]
BAY ARENA Arena: 786-6343 Ext. 21 Fax: 786-0233 Minor Hockey Room: 786-4501 Fax: 786-0233
15 BAY D’ESPOIR MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 592, St. Alban’s, NL A0H 2E0 Email: [email protected]
President: Carolyn Smith Tel: 709-538-3582 Cell: 709-290-0126 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Robyn Howse Tel: 709-538-3213 Cell: 709-538-8824 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Gail Hoskins Tel: 709-538-3877 Email: [email protected]
BAY D’ESPOIR RECPLEX ARENA: 538-3672 FAX: 538-3683
16 BELL ISLAND MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 958, Bell Island, NL A0A 4H0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.facebook.com/bellislandminorhockey
President: Dwayne Yetman Tel: 709-693-6248 Email: [email protected]
Vice President: Gary Gosine Tel: 709-685-9222 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Allison Noseworthy Tel: 709-728-4887 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Charlene Bickford Tel: 709- 986-2917 Email:[email protected]
MONSIGNOR BARTLETT MEMORIAL ARENA Arena: 488-2111 Fax: 488-3422
17 BEOTHIC MINOR HocKEY ASSOCIATION General Delivery, Brookfield, NL A0G 1J0 Email: [email protected]
President: Joy Stagg Tel: 709-536-9330 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Janice Goodyear Tel: 709-530-2281 Cell: 709-536-7781 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Jackie Kelloway Cell: 709-222-9206 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Samantha Tiller Cell: 709-571-3305 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Juan Gill Tel: 709-571-4864 Email: [email protected]
BEOTHIC ARENA Arena: 536-5883
18 BISHOP’S FALLS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 689, Bishop’s Falls, NL A0H 1C0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bishopsfallsminorhockey.com
President: Robert Temple Tel: 709-258-7256 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Cathy Lahey Cell: 709-258-6538 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Kerrylynn Greene Tel: 709-258-5618 Email: [email protected]
PAT O’REILLY MEMORIAL Arena: 258-5451 Fax: 258-6346
19 BONAVISTA TRINITY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 71, Bonavista, NL A0C 1B0 Email: [email protected]
President: Leigh-Ann Ryder Cell: 709-468-5074 / 709-468-4038 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Colleen Hayley Cell: 709-468-8246 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Melanie Russell Cell: 709-476-2131
Registrar: Brad Piercey Cell: 709-468-0027 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Curtis Fisher Cell: 709-468-6607 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Nicole Abbott Cell: 709-468-4921 Email: [email protected]
CABOT STADIUM ARENA: 468-7886 MINOR HOCKEY ROOM: 468-2846
20 BOTWOOD AREA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 966, Botwood, NL A0H 1E0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sport.ca/botwoodblades.com
President: Sherry Sharron Tel: 709-257-4857 Cell: 709-486-1725 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Krista Buckley Cell: 709-486-5196 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Cheryl Moores Tel: 709-257-3824 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Jeremy Canning Cell: 709-486-5151 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Lucas Peckford Cell: 709-486-8705 Email: [email protected]
HARRY IVANY ARENA Arena: 257-3361 Minor Hockey Room: 389-4518
21 CEE BEES MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 306, Riverhead, NL A0A 3P0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ceebees.ca
President: David Kennedy Tel: 709-596-0819 Cell: 709-597-3404 Email: [email protected]
Female Director: Heather Kelly Tel: 709-596-2489 Cell: 709-597-5512 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Neil Shute Tel: 709-589-3946 Cell: 709-589-7939 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Natalie Verge Tel: 709-596-6869 Cell: 709-589-5455 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Brendan Chafe Tel: 709-573-7553
Local RIC: Dean Whelan Tel: 709-596-1572 Cell: 709-597-3054 Email: [email protected]
dan cleary hr. grace community centre
22 CONCEPTION BAY REGIONAL MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 17206, CBS, NL A1X 3H1 Email: [email protected]
President: Pat Carroll Cell: 709-691-0589 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Tony Lambert Cell: 709-727-6659 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Tracy Murphy Cell: 709-725-8984 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Tina Patey Cell: 709-728-8550 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Dave Tilley Cell: 709-728-6355 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Tony Cronin Cell: 709-691-9850 Email: [email protected]
ROBERT FRENCH MEMORIAL STADIUM 70 Legion road cbs arena graham mifflen way minor hockey room: 836-6373 Fax: 834-6962
23 CHURCHILL FALLS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 16, Churchill Falls, NL A0R 1A0 Email: [email protected]
President: Scottie Blake Email: [email protected]
terry smith memorial ARENA Arena: 925-3560
24 CLARENVILLE AREA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 15B Blackmore Avenue, Clarenville, NL A5A 1b8 Email: [email protected]
President: Steven Thistle Cell: 709-727-1793 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Edgar Balsom Cell: 709-429-0071 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Tresha Rideout Tel: 709-727-1794 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Paul Bitsack Cell: 709-766-2115
Technical Director: Rebecca Russell Cell: 709-427-5889 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Fred Slade Cell: 709-427-0274 Email: [email protected]
CLARENVILLE EVENTS CENTRE Arena: 466-4105 Minor Hockey Room: 466-7601 Fax: 466-7601
25 CORNER BROOK MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 333, Corner Brook, NL A2H 6H6 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cbmha.ca
President: Jackie Simms Cell: 709-638-3773 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Della Biggin Cell: 709-640-1098 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Jamie Park Cell: 709-640-0705 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Sheri George Cell: 709-426-0108 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Rob French Cell: 709-640-7825 Email: [email protected]
civic CENTRE Arena: 637-1230 Fax: 637-1573 Minor Hockey Room: 639-8888 Fax: 639-8888
26 DEER LAKE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 8 Crescent Street, Suite 1, Deer Lake, NL A8A 1E9 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dlmha.ca
President: Darren Fitzgerald Tel: 709-635-2263 Cell: 709-458-8672 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Karen Osbourne Cell: 709-635-3749 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Lorraine Bloom Cell: 709-636-6922 Email: [email protected]
HODDER MEMORIAL REC CENTER Arena: 635-3530
27 FOGO ISLAND / CHANGE ISLANDS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 164, Joe Batt’s Arm, NL A0G 2X0 Email: [email protected]
President: Jordan McKenna Tel: 709-658-7273 Cell: 709-673-6411 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Debbie Neil Tel: 709-658-3327 Cell: 709-270-1578 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Melissa Sargent Cell: 709-571-1482 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Cindy Torraville Tel: 709-627-3302 Cell: 709-989-0224 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Steve Ford Cell: 709-571-2115 Email: [email protected]
ICEBERG ARENA Arena: 266-1111 FAX: 266-1323
28 GANDER MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 112, Gander, NL A1V 1W5 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ganderminorhockey.ca
President: Shawn Wells Cell: 709-622-2402 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Audrey Taj Cell: 709-235-2066 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Tina Hedges Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Rod Lane Email: [email protected]
GANDER COMMUNITY CENTRE Arena: 651-5931 Fax: 256-4195 Minor Hockey Room Fax: 256-8946
29 GLOVERTOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 370, Glovertown, NL A0G 2L0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.glovertownhockey.ca
President: Dean Ralph Tel: 709-533-6622 Cell: 709-533-7779 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Coleen Moulton Tel: 709-533-3360 Cell: 709-424-0598 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Lindsay Keating Tel: 709-533-7131 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Kirby Tulk Tel: 709-533-9561 Cell: 709-235-0064 Email: [email protected]
GLOVERTOWN GARDENS Arena: 533-3090 Fax: 533-2225
30 GOULDS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Box 39, Goulds, NL A1S 1C9 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sport.ca/gouldsminorhockey
President: Leslie Newell Cell: 709-727-7749 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Trina Whiffen Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Pam Dinn Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Ed Dyke Tel: 709-745-1174 Cell: 709-693-6081 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Chris Lemessurier Cell: 709-743-1523 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Colin Heffernan Email: [email protected]
GOULDS LIONS ARENA Arena: 745-8580
31 GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 543, Grand Falls-Windsor, NL A2A 2J9 Email: [email protected] Website: www.gfwmha.com
President: Mark Gill Tel: 709-293-4441 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Amy Bishop Tel: 709-489-7546 Cell: 709-486-2508 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Linda Snelgrove Tel: 709-725-7287 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Susanne Ivey Tel: 709-489-5664 Cell: 709-486-9489 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Terry Goulding Tel: 709-489-1071 Email: [email protected]
windsor STADIUM joe byrne memorial stadium ARENA: 489-0488
32 GREEN BAY SOUTH MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 116, Pilley’s Island, NL A0J 1M0 Email: [email protected]
President: Mark Walters Tel: 709-441-6615 Cell: 709-263-6733 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Laura Tizzard Cell: 709-650-0025 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Crystal Colbourne Cell: 709-650-0838
Technical Director: Nancy Rideout Tel: 709-263-2298 Cell: 709-293-0056 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Jeremy Winsor Cell: 709-990-1364 Email: [email protected]
GREEN BAY SOUTH ARENA ARENA: 263-2220
33 GROS MORNE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 91, Rocky Harbour, NL A0K 4N0 Email: [email protected]
President: Robert Bugden Tel: 709-458-3124 Cell: 709-458-8619 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Tracy Payne Tel: 709-458-2709 Cell: 709-458-7270 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Bonnie Knott Tel: 709-458-2175 Cell: 709-458-7126 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Robert Bugden Tel: 709-458-3124 Cell: 709-458-8619 Email: [email protected]
GROS MORNE COMPLEX Minor Hockey Room: 458-2435
34 HARBOUR BRETON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 278, Harbour Breton, NL A0H 1P0 Email: [email protected]
President: Jonathan Hynes Email: [email protected]
Vice President: Terry Baker Tel: 709-885-3242 Cell: 709-885-6196 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Sandra Dominie Tel: 709-885-2982 Cell: 709-885-5157 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Melissa Spencer Cell: 709-885-5267 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Trina Mercer Tel: 709-885-2625 Cell: 709-885-3004 Email: [email protected]
CONNAIGRE ARENA Arena: 885-2490
35 LA SCIE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 269, La Scie, NL A0K 3M0 Email: [email protected]
President: Jamie Matthews Cell: 709-297-1052 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Chastity Andrews Tel: 709-675-2266 / 2282 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Nancy Thomas Cell: 709-838-8871 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Lori Payne Tel: 709-675-2576 Email: [email protected]
CAPE ST. JOHN ARENA ARENA: 675-2893
36 Labrador West Minor Hockey Association P.O. Box 12, Labrador City, NL A2V 2K3 Email: [email protected]
President: Junior Humphries Cell: 709-944-1864 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Shelley Cormier Tel: 709-944-5573 Cell: 709-282-8705 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Krista Pardy Tel: 709-282-3238 Cell: 709-280-6713 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Kimberley Blake Tel: 709-944-4080 Cell: 709-280-2143 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Shawn Dyke Tel: 709-589-9076 Email: [email protected]
LABRADOR CITY ARENA ARENA: 944-3602 MINOR HOCKEY ROOM: 944-7901
37 LAKE MELVILLE XTREME MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 209, Stn. B, Happy Valley, NL A0P 1E0 Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Website: www.sport.ca/xtreme/
President: Shawn Brown Cell: 709-897-5036 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Tracey Winters Cell: 709-899-3708 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Natasha Canning Cell: 709-899-4807 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Sherry Chubbs Cell: 709-897-7209 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Gary Dove Cell: 709-897-4647 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Keith Leonard Cell: 709-897-7653
EJ BROOMFIELD MEMORIAL ARENA Arena: 896-2871
38 LEWISPORTE AREA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1605, Lewisporte, NL A0G 3A0 Email: [email protected]
President: Rodney Foss Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Paula Feltham Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Lori Pardy Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Connie Jennings Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Brad Perry Email: [email protected]
LEWISPORTE STADIUM Arena: 535-2746
39 MARYSTOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 332, Marystown, NL A0E 2M0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.marystownminorhockey.com
President: Jack Brenton Tel: 709-279-2225 Cell: 709-277-2457 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Jeannie Walsh Tel: 709-279-4298 Cell: 709-277-0806 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Stacey Saunders Tel: 709-891-1353 Cell: 709-276-0441 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Nadine Murray Paul Tel: 709-279-7847 Cell: 709-277-4958 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Kyle Paul Tel: 709-279-7847 Cell: 709-788-0054 Email: [email protected]
MARYSTOWN ARENA Arena: 279-3220 Fax: 279-2862
40 MOUNT PEARL MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 114, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 2C1 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mountpearlblades.com
President: Trevor Murphy Cell: 709-725-1152 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Jeff Brown Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Kim Pelley Cell: 709-687-3190 Email: [email protected]
Administrator: Dave Burry Tel: 709-364-5352 Fax: 709-364-5995 Email: [email protected] [email protected]
Technical Director: Ed O’Brien Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Paul Breen Email: [email protected]
GLACIER ARENA Arena: 748-1100 Minor Hockey Room: 364-5352 Fax: 364-5995
41 NORTHEAST MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1082, Torbay, NL A1K 1A7 Email: [email protected] Website: www.neeagles.com
President: Tim Best Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Harold Kelly Tel: 709-437-1632 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Ann Marie Reddy Tel: 709-437-1632 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Don Stevens Tel: 709-437-1632 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Kenny Shea Tel: 709-437-1632 Email: [email protected]
JACK BYRNE ARENA Arena: 437-6224 Hockey Room: 437-1632
42 PLACENTIA INTERTOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 41, Placentia, NL A0B 2Y0 Email: [email protected]
President: Jamilee Fitzpatrick Cell: 709-226-0840 Email: [email protected]
UNITY PARC ARENA Arena: 227-3996
43 paradise MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 1 Sarah Davis Way, Suite 2, Paradise, NL A1L 3W3 Email: [email protected] Website: www.paradiseminorhockey.ca
President: Greg Barton Cell: 709-691-4152 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Marie Newhook-Penny Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Cindy Barnes Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Stacey Silver Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Andrew McKim / Doug Jackman Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Roy Baggs Cell: 709-769-5410 Email: [email protected]
paradise double ice surface complex Arena: 782-6490 Fax: 782-6298 Minor Hockey Room: 782-3915
44 CHANNEL-PORT AUX BASQUES MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1461, Port aux Basques, NL A0M 1C0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.portauxbasquesminorhockey.ca
President: Krystal Blackler Tel: 709-695-3184 Cell: 709454-1546 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Sara Taylor Tel: 709-698-3216 Cell: 709-695-6300 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Vanessa LeRiche Cell: 709-964-0196 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Lorna Coffin Tel: 709-695-7188 Cell: 709-694-0956 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Joe Lane Tel: 709-695-3108 Cell: 709-694-3625 Email: [email protected]
BRUCE II ARENA Arena: 695-3592 Fax: 695-7683
45 SHESHATSHIU INNU MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 323, Stn C, Goose Bay, NL A0C 1P0 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: George Cabot Cell: 709-899-1091 Email: [email protected]
SHESHATSHIU ARENA Arena: 497-8825
46 SOUTHERN SHORE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 335, Witless Bay, NL A0A 4K0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sport.ca/southernshorebreakers
President: Tracy Coady Cell: 709-363-7189 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Rodney Sullivan Cell: 709-687-4717 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Susan Mullowney Cell: 709-765-9416 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Melissa Lynch Cell: 709-746-5003 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Meghan Frizzell Cell: 709-743-4504 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Mike Lee Email: lee_mike4”hotmail.com
SOUTHERN SHORE ARENA Arena: 334-2288
47 SPRINGDALE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1710, Springdale, NL A0J 1T0 Email: [email protected]
President: Trenton Johanson Cell: 709-668-1328 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Sue Ann Rowsell Cell: 709-673-6761 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Erica Chatman Tel: 709-673-3918 / 709-867-2010 Cell: 709-668-1032 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Rebecca Bowers Tel: 709-673-4644 Cell: 709-668-0660 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Jamie Tizzard Cell: 709-673-7476 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Bill Adams Cell: 709-668-1525 Email: [email protected]
SPRINGDALE STADIUM COMPLEX Arena: 673-4313
48 ST. ANTHONY AND AREA MINOR HOCKEY P.O. Box 561, St. Anthony, NL A0K 4S0 Email: [email protected]
President: Cara Hancock Cell: 709-454-6525 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Kim Rose Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Tanya Sexton Cell: 709-454-7855 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Krista Diamond Cell: 709-454-6765
POLAR CENTRE ARENA: 454-3864 FAX: 454-4154
49 ST. JOHN’S MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 39006, St. John’s, NL A1E 5Y7 Email: [email protected] Website: www.capshockey.ca
President: Jack Casey Tel: 709-745-5510 Cell: 709-687-0886 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Shawn Pendergast Tel: 709-745-5652 Fax: 709-579-4088 Email: [email protected]
All Star Rep: Jim Brown Fax: 709-579-4088 Email: [email protected]
Registrar/Coordinator: Jodi Blackwood Office: 709-579-9091 Fax: 709-579-4088 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Wally Bray Fax: 709-579-4088 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Bob Wight Fax: 709-579-4088 Email: [email protected]
TWIN RINKS Arena: 579-9681 Minor Hockey Room: 579-9091 Fax: 579-4088
50 ASSOCIATION DU HOCKEY MINEUR SAINT-PIERRE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Boulevard Louis Heron de Villefosse Postal Box 1364, 97500 Saint-Pierre-Et-Miquelon Email: [email protected] Website: www.hockeymineurspm.fr
President: Claudio Detcheverry Tel: 011-508-55-18-85 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Nathalie Poirier Tel: 011-508-55-26-55 Email: [email protected]
Coordinator: Zack Bowring Tel: 011-508-55-88-23 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Arnold Disnard Email: [email protected]
PATINOIRE DE SAINT-PIERRE Arena: 011508410480 Minor Hockey Room: Phone/Fax 011508414513
51 STEPHENVILLE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 145, Stephenville, NL A2N 2Y9 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stephenvilleminorhockey.com
President: Genny Duffenais Tel: 709-649-9436 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Jody Parsons Tel: 709-721-0731 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Tonia Muise Tel: 709-283-2042 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Ria Targett Tel: 709-649-6176 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Barry Snow Tel: 709-640-9532 Email: [email protected]
Jimmy Delaney Tel: 709-649-7383 Email: [email protected]
STEPHENVILLE DOME arena: 643-2591 FAX: 643-6300
52 STRAITS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 133, Anchor Point, NL A0K 1A0 Email: [email protected]
President: Della Parrill Tel: 709-456-2679 Cell: 709-456-6291 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Lynn Dempster Tel: 709-456-7477 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Trixie Thomas Tel: 709-456-2704 Cell: 709-456-7322 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Tracy Genge Tel: 709-456-3313 Cell: 709-456-8380 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Jack Taylor Tel: 709-877-2317
STRAITS ARENA Arena: 877-2307
53 TORNGAT MOUNTAINS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Box 400, Nain Nunatsiavut A0P 1L0 Email: [email protected]
President: Lisa Ivany Tel: 709-922-1375 Work: 709-922-1546 Email: [email protected]
Technical Director: Edward Flowers Tel: 709-922-1968 Work: 709-922-1546 Email: [email protected]
NAIN HUSKY CENTRE Arena: 922-2879 Fax: 922-2295 Minor Hockey Room: 922-2879
54 TRINITY PLACENTIA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 666, Blaketown, NL A0B 1C0 Email: [email protected]
President: Dennis March Cell: 709-683-2522 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Renee Gilbert Cell: 709-680-4102 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Amy Higdon Cell: 709-728-8510 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Krista Welsh Tel: 709-582-3385 Cell: 709-730-5534 Email: [email protected]
TRINITY PLACENTIA ARENA Arena: 759-2500 Minor Hockey Room: 759-2602 Fax: 759-2622
55 TWILLINGATE / NEW WORLD ISLAND MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 649, Twillingate, NL A0G 4M0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.facebook.com/combineshockey
President: Lisa Lewis Tel: 709-884-5737 Cell: 709-884-8257 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Cindy Drover Cell: 709-884-6523 Email: [email protected]
Female Rep: Kathy Pardy Tel: 709-884-5234 Cell: 709-884-1623 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Tracy Baggs Tel: 709-884-2043 Cell: 709-884-6175 Email: [email protected]
Local RIC: Philip Dove Tel: 709-884-2097 Cell: 709-884-7889 Email: [email protected]
GEORGE HAWKINS memorial ARENA Arena: 884-5429
56 TWIN TOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 314, Port Aux Choix, NL A0K 4C0 Email: [email protected]
President: Dwanna Dobbin Cell: 709-861-8062 Email: [email protected]
Vice President: Jody Perry Cell: 709-861-7464 Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Pam Billard Cell: 709-861-7594 Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Lynette House Cell: 709-861-7892 Email: [email protected]
TWIN TOWN SPORTS COMPLEX ARENA: 861-3051
57 UNITED TOWNS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1170, Grand Bank, NL A0E 1W0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sport.ca/unitedtowns
President: Lynn Downey Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Michelle Russell Email: [email protected]
Registrar: Gayle Bolt Email: [email protected]
FORTUNE ARENA Arena: 832-1421
58 FEMALE CHAIRPERSON’S MESSAGE
The Female Hockey Council would like to welcome all the players, coaches, female representatives, officials and volunteers to another exciting year of female hockey! We are looking forward to a full season for our female players to enjoy this wonderful sport, as well as experience a ton of fun, build new friendships and develop new hockey skills!
Introducing our young female players to hockey through the U9 (Female IP/Novice) program has been a success over the past year. Female council will continue to support and promote female hockey grassroots through Female IP/Novice initiatives and Esso Fun Day programs supported by Hockey Canada. This allows our young players to experience female hockey within a fun and exciting structure.
There will be a continuation of developing and revising the female program to ensure continued growth with promotion, retention and developing a sustainable program for our female hockey players. There will be more focus on coach development to ensure continued age appropriate skill development of our players. We will continue with the provincial structure to have more mini-mega formats and round robin provincial tournaments allowing the smaller communities to host and promote female hockey in their area.
We are currently working on developing a NL Female Hockey website for all female teams, Female AAA league and the new Eastern Junior Women’s Hockey League, a new Goalie Recruitment Program, Female Coaching courses, and more Female Hockey Promotional material to help support minor hockey association’s promotion of female hockey.
Hockey Canada has announced a new format for the Girl’s World Hockey Weekend on October 7-8, 2018 with a new addition of the Skills Surge which will be the largest development event in the world. This is a great way to get female players out to celebrate female hockey as well as demonstrate their amazing hockey skills!
Over the summer the Female Hockey Council has initiated a Female AAA Committee to help organize and support the AAA program. The Committee has been committed and working hard to ensure a stronger AAA program for all divisions. This year there will be a Female Peewee AA program to provide more players with an introduction to the AAA system and support the Peewee AAA development. We are excited to be hosting the Bantam AAA Atlantics this year by Clarenville Minor from April 4-7, 2019. This will be an amazing weekend of high level and fast female hockey. We encourage everyone to come out and support our NL teams!
We would like to thank all the volunteers that give their time to promote and develop female hockey programs and players throughout our province. The passion for female hockey continues to grow with great individuals that continue to build and promote our female hockey program.
I wish everyone a fun, exciting and safe hockey season. I am sure I will see you all at the rink!
Debbie Bouzane Female Hockey Chair, HNL
59 2018 - 2019 FEMALE COUNCIL
Debbie Bouzane - Chair, Female Hockey Cell: 709-424-5262 Fax: 709-256-5479 Email: [email protected]
Denise Fagan, Eastern Zone Coordinator Tel: 709-745-5864 Email: [email protected]
Heidi Hefford, Central Zone Coordinator Tel: 709-381-0380 Email: [email protected]
Bonnie Knott, Western Zone Coordinator Tel: 709-458-7126 Email: [email protected]
tina Martin, Northern Zone Coordinator Tel: 709-280-1315 Email: [email protected]
tracey Hatcher, Secretary Tel: 709-364-1523 Email: [email protected]
60 2018 - 2019 HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT DELIVERY NETWORK
Ken Chafe - Chair, Hockey Development Tel: 709-745-3118 Fax: 709-745-5546 Email: [email protected]
Charlie Quick, Grass Roots Coordinator: Tel: 709-368-0000 Email: [email protected]
Garry Dove, NCCP Coordinator Tel: 709-896-7002 Email: [email protected]
Ed Flood, Referee-In-Cheif Tel: 709-632-0842 Email: [email protected]
Debbie Bouzane, Female Chair Tel: 709-424-5262 Fax: 709-256-5479 Email: [email protected]
Arnold Kelly, Minor Chair Tel: 709-896-2663 Fax: 709-896-3200 Email: [email protected]
Nick Miller, Initiation Program Coordinator Tel: 709-765-4237 Email: [email protected]
61 2018 - 2019 Hockey NL MAJOR MIDGET LEAGUE
Executive: Glenn Littlejohn, President Email: [email protected]
Austin Kenny, Vice President Email: [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer - VACANT
Gerry Wicks, Administrator Email: [email protected]
Governors: Joe Boland, St. John’s Maple Leafs Email: [email protected]
Chris Crosbie, TriPen Osprey Email: [email protected]
Mark Lee, East Coast Blizzard Email: [email protected]
Steve Watton, Central IcePak Email: [email protected]
Craig Simms, Western Kings Email: [email protected]
62 2018 - 2019 Hockey NL AAA LEAGUE
Executive: Gonzo Bennett, President Tel: 709-689-5341 Email: [email protected]
Robert Bouzane, Vice President Tel: 709-673-7047 Email: [email protected]
Gonzo Bennett, Eastern Director Tel: 709-689-5341 Email: [email protected]
Wendy Penney, TriPen Director Tel: 709-596-0320 Email: [email protected]
Robert Bouzane, Central Director Tel: 709-673-7047 Email: [email protected]
Morgan Anderson, Western Director Tel: 709-458-2568 Email: [email protected]
Terry Clarke, Northern Director Tel: 709-280-4926 Email: [email protected]
63 2018 - 2019 Senior Council Executive
Gary Gale, Chair, Senior Council Tel: 709-455-4591 Email: [email protected]
Andy Brake, Vice Chair Tel: 709-636-2724 Email: [email protected]
Joe Maynard, Eastern Director Tel: 709-437-6600 Fax: 709-437-6091 Email: [email protected]
Jared Butler, Central Director Tel: 709-293-3000 Fax: 709-292-8443 Email: [email protected]
ed Kearsey, Western Director Tel: 709-640-2207 Email: [email protected]
Don Webber, Northern Director Tel: 709-896-2137 Fax: 709-896-9454 email: [email protected]
Seamus O’Keefe, Secretary Tel: 709-726-8672 Fax: 709-722-7606 Email: [email protected]
64 2018 - 2019 JUNIOR COUNCIL EXECUTIVE
Charlie Kearsey, Chair, Junior Council Tel: 709-754-2559 Email: [email protected]
Doug Tibbo, Vice Chair Tel: 709-237-2919 Email: [email protected]
George Bursell, Eastern Director Tel: 709-437-5803 Email: [email protected]
Lloyd Bursey, Central Director Tel: 709-489-1924 Fax: 709-489-8641 Email: [email protected]
Ron Downey, Western Director Tel: 709-632-5918 Email: [email protected]
Secretary - Vacant
Northern Director - Vacant
65 2018 - 2019 HOCKEY NL OFFICIATING PROGRAM
Ed Flood, Referee-In-Chief Tel: 632-0842 • Email: [email protected]
Ted Murphy, Supervisor of Officials Tel: 690-8435 • Email: [email protected]
Avalon Zone Minor Hockey Associations Avalon • Bell Island • CB Regional • Goulds • Mt. Pearl • Northeast • Paradise • Southern Shore • St. John’s Iain Hollett, Coordinator Tel: 727-8814 • Email: [email protected]
Eastern Zone Minor Hockey Associations Bay Arena • Bonavista • Cee Bees • Clarenville • Marystown • Placentia Intertown • St. Pierre • Trinity Placentia • United Towns Fred Slade, Coordinator Tel: 427-0274 • Email: [email protected]
Central (East) Zone Minor Hockey Associations Bay D’Espoir • Beothic • Fogo/Change Islands • Gander • Glovertown • Harbour Breton • Lewisporte • Twillingate/NWI Dean King, Coordinator Tel: 256-8587 Cell: 424-6006 • Email: [email protected]
Central (West) Zone Minor Hockey Associations La Scie • Baie Verte • Bishop’s Falls • Botwood • Grand Falls-Windsor • Green Bay South • Springdale Mark Walters Tel: 263-6733 • Email: [email protected]
Western Zone Minor Hockey Associations Channel/Port Aux Basques . Corner Brook . Deer Lake . Gros Morne . St. Anthony . Stephenville . Straits . Twin Towns Joe Lane, Coordinator Tel: 695-3108 • Email: [email protected]
Northern Zone Minor Hockey Associations Churchill Falls . Labrador West . Lake Melville . Sheshatshiu . Torngat Mountains Daniel Eisenhauer, Coordinator Tel: 486-8715 • Email: [email protected]
66 hockey nL life members
The late Claude Anstey The late W. M. Clarke The late Ralph Colyer Gerry Evans The late George Fardy The late Robert S. Furlong The late Harold Hillier The late Don Johnson Gerry Kelly The late Vince Rossiter Wayne Russell Brian Wakelin Dec LaCour Gerry Taylor Ken Williams
Hockey NL MINOR COUNCIL LIFE MEMBERS
Gerry Kelly Dec LaCour
67 BRIAN WAKELIN EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS 1985 Glen Blandford, Gander 1986 Marvin Ryder, Bonavista 1987 Dec LaCour, Harbour Main 1988 David Denine, Mount Pearl 1989 Nellie Devereaux, Mount Pearl 1990 Melvin Jacobs, Lewisporte 1991 Marie Ryan, Corner Brook 1992 Wayne Hollett, Grand Falls-Windsor 1993 Colin Pritchard, Gould’s 1994 Cyril Russell, St. John’s 1995 Ron Penney, Bishop’s Falls 1996 Gary Sparkes, Port Aux Basques 1997 Cyril Rogers, Clarenville 1998 Randy Smith, Port Aux Basques 1999 Bruce Oake, Lewisporte 2000 Ray Darrigan, Labrador West 2001 Gord Smith, Marystown 2002 Charles Janes, Port Aux Basques 2003 Val Slaney, Cee Bees 2004 Gerard Morry, Stephenville 2005 Bruce Sweetapple, Glovertown 2006 Jack Casey, St. John’s 2007 Joe Lane, Port Aux Basques 2008 Andrew Parsons, Port Aux Basques 2009 Todd Fowler, St. Anthony 2010 Bob Clements, Grand Bank 2011 Wally O’Neil, Mount Pearl 2012 Wendy Penney, Cee Bees 2013 Gonzo Bennett, Mount Pearl 2014 Jack Brenton, Marystown 2015 Ken Mills, Stephenville 2016 Junior Humphries, Labrador West 2017 Joe Murley, Northeast 2018 Genny Duffenais, Stephenville
68 Hockey NL GOLD STICK AWARD
This award is presented to individuals for 10 years as an officer with Hockey NL or as a director of one of the councils/committees or for outstanding contributions to hockey.
1977 Claude Anstey, Walter Clarke, R. S. Furlong, Harold Hillier, Donald Johnson, Vince Rossiter, Cecil Soper, Cecil Strong, Victor Wiseman 1978 Joseph Byrne 1979 Brian Wakelin 1980 Eric Dawe 1981 Gordon Juckes 1984 Mel Andrews, George Fardy, Charles McCarthy, Hugh Wadden 1985 Ralph Colyer, Stephen Herder 1986 Carl Hansen 1987 Sam Rose, Bruce Styles 1988 Jim Sooley, Ed Mahoney, Ray Bowe 1989 Bill Bromley 1990 Gerry Kelly 1991 George Hutchings 1994 Marvin Ryder 1995 Clyde Bradbury 1998 Wally Dalley, Don Webber 1999 Wayne Russell, Wayne Mercer 2000 Dec LaCour, Gerald Fitzgerald 2003 Bill Strickland 2004 Gerry Taylor 2005 Ron Healey, Kenny Williams, Melvin Jacobs 2006 Reg White 2007 Garfield Bickford 2008 Matt Chambers 2010 Marilyn Dawe, Murray Roberts 2011 Gerry Evans, Don Kelly, Bill Noseworthy 2012 Art Barry, Charlie Kearsey, Bonnie Evans 2013 Kevin Heffernan, Carolyn Yates 2014 Joe Maynard, Tamar Hobbs, Craig Tulk 2015 George Bursell 2017 Lloyd Bursey, Ken Chafe 2018 Garry Dove, Jack Lee, Arnold Kelly
69 minor council MERITORIOUS AWARD WINNERS 1981 Bill Holt, Andy Joy, Cal Tilley, Hubert Whitten 1982 George Brown, Pat Kenny, Joe Byrne, Tom Kieley, Jim Mercer 1983 John Haliburton, Louise Swantee, Kevin Payne 1984 Peter Record, Dec LaCour, Bill Crane, Jack Miller 1985 Ralph Parsons, Charlotte Woolfrey, Mike Penney, Albert Chafe 1986 Bill Mayne, Wally Anderson, Rex Matthews, Gerald Coates 1987 Ralph Angel, Barbra Howlett, Stewart Anderson, Cliff Hynes 1988 Bernard Tricco, Eric Boys, Jim Grant, Art Peckford 1989 Marie Ryan, Ron Pinsent, Jack Young, John Kennedy 1990 Bill Bromley, Eric Richards, Wes Gosse, Glen Peyton 1991 Steven Hurley, Lou Bixby, Garfield Bickford, Mary Critch 1992 Maryann Doucette, Ed Mahoney, Madonna Chaulk, Reg White 1993 Gary Crane, Ron Penny, Joan Rowe, Barry Carter, Rod Dwyer 1994 Dennis Laing, Roger Darrigan, Murray Chaplin, Don Janes 1995 Randy Hogg, Marvin Ryder, Stan Coffin, Richard Cashin, Don Webber 1996 Gary White, Stan McCarthy, Glen Russell, Junior Humphries 1997 Violet & Roy Mills, Edgar Reid, Eric Clarke 1998 William Chaplin, Gerald Evans, Angus Head, Jim Samways 1999 Joan Power, Wally Dalley, Alvin Boyd, Louise Bickford, Robert White 2000 Dave Ducey, Bruce Applin, Edgar Hunt, Billy Haynes 2001 Gerry Kelly, Ronald Manet, Mike Kolanko, Ron Downey, Rob Fisher 2002 Garry Dove, Gord Dean, Lorna Coffin, Clayton Collins 2003 Curtis Garnier Sr., Todd Fowler, Rod Woodford, Keith Harding 2004 Andrew Loader, Darren McWhirter, Roland Rogers, Ross Hillier 2005 Richard Harvey, Millie Dredge, Roxann Haliburton & Maureen Mahar 2006 Terry Hawco, Joe Lane, Rhonda Collings & Linda Farrell 2007 Matt Chambers, Stan Doucette, Neil Ward, Albert “Bud” Chafe 2008 Susan Hollett, Meanie Pafford, Richard (Dick) Kelly, Marg Noftle 2009 Debbie Morris, Trevor Compton, Arlene Burke, Barry English 2010 Bev Hawco, Andrew Parsons, Georgina Ollerhead, Bob Mitchell 2011 Eva Dumaresque, Perry Compton, Barry Miller, Wendy Penney 2012 Judy Power, Chris Dohaney, Brian Tremblett, Jack Casey 2013 Brian Baggs, Claudette Pittman, Elizabeth Battcock, Tracey Hatcher 2014 Levi Warren, Melvin Jacobs, Lisa Robinson, Michelle Burt, Terry Clark 2015 Sharon Pelley, Lex Hudson, Roberta Primmer, Phil Hancock 2016 Robert Bouzane, Stephanie Spencer, Shawn Brown, Dennis March, Brian Chaulk 2017 Dave Cheeks, Chris Butt, Keith Fillier, Rick Delaney, Tim Power 2018 Joe Reid, Kyle Paul, Keith Leonard, Mark Noseworthy, Hubert Spurrell
70 Hockey NL AWARD WINNERS FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO MINOR HOCKEY 1967 Wilson Butler, Jack Braye, George (Daddy) Dawe, Carl Hansen 1968 Harold Hillier 1969 Austin Hollett, Don Holloway 1970 Roger Howse 1971 Heber Rideout, Don Johnson 1972 Ambrose O’Reilly, Bill Parrott 1973 Bob Evans 1974 Ewart Tibbo 1975 Sam Rose 1976 Rosemary Marshall, Roy Noseworthy 1977 Victor Wiseman, Brother J. Murphy, Gerry Taylor 1978 Joseph Crane, David Riche 1979 Mac Davis, Walter Short, Brian Wakelin 1980 Gordie Staples, Wes Gosse 1981 Ralph Neil, Fred Grimes 1982 Whit Kean, Eric Rowe 1983 Bill Holt, Mike Squires 1984 Douglas Macwilliams, Norm Peckham 1985 Robert Davis, James Savory, Claude Anstey 1986 Jim Mercer, Kevin O’Neil 1987 George Fardy, John Brothers 1988 Bruce Styles, Derm Clancey 1989 Joe Byrne, John Haliburton 1990 James Sooley, Marie Ryan 1991 Bill Bromley, Corbet Newman 1992 Kevin Payne, Melvin Jacobs 1993 Margaret Careen, Charles McCarthy 1994 Wally Anderson, Eugene Howlett 1995 Bill Mayne, Gerry Kelly 1996 Ron Penney, Wally Fitzpatrick 1997 Marvin Ryder, Francis Wiseman 1998 Daryl Macgillvary, Ed Mahoney 1999 Terry Billard, Albert Chafe 2000 Wally Dalley, Peter Breen 2001 Bud Chafe, James Samways 2002 Dave Ingram, Howard Neil, Hayward Young, Arnold Kelly 2003 Joan Power, Roxanne Ryland, Elizabeth Battcock, Ed Beaton 2004 Wayne & Patsy Rice, Eric Richards, Debra Sparkes Mercer, Dan Breen, Junior Humphries 2005 Todd Clarke, Marilyn Ward, Michael Duffney, Janice Pilgrim 2006 Luke Bidgood, Rowena Chubbs, Lynn Adams, Craig Scott, Gerry Jewer 2007 Rod Churchill, Veronica Coffey, Baxter Howell
71 minor council ASSOCIATION/COMMUNITY CLUB OF THE YEAR AWARD This award is presented annually to recognize one minor hockey association or club for their significant contributions to Hockey NL programs and for their commitment to improve the minor hockey association or club within their community. The selection committee shall be comprised of the Hockey NL Minor Chairperson and his/her appointed committee. Nominations for this award shall be accepted until midnight on the second Friday of April each year.
2006 Lake Melville Xtreme Minor Hockey Association 2007 Channel Port Aux Basques Minor Hockey Association 2008 Trepassey Minor Hockey Association 2010 Northeast Minor Hockey Association 2011 Gros Morne Minor Hockey Association 2012 Mount Pearl Minor Hockey Association 2013 Grand Falls-Windsor Minor Hockey Association 2014 Conception Bay Regional Minor Hockey Association 2015 Labrador West Minor Hockey Association 2016 Bay Arena Minor Hockey Association 2017 Paradise Minor Hockey Association 2018 united Towns Minor Hockey Association
Hockey NL FEMALE PROMOTION AWARD WINNERS
1991 John Kennedy 2005 Tina Humphries 1992 Devin & Diane Martin 2006 Howard Purchase 1993 John Coombs 2007 Veronica Coffey 1994 Gary Martin 2008 Sheila Jeans 1995 Bill Strickland 2009 Alexander Crawford 1996 (No Award) 2010 Dave Hawkins 1997 Trevor Murphy 2011 Craig Clarke 1998 Eric Richards 2012 Trudy Russell 1999 Ken Williams 2013 Michelle Elliott 2000 Mona Hoffe 2014 Wendy Penney 2001 Kenneth Skinner 2015 Angela Cooper 2002 Fred Price 2016 Bonnie Evans 2003 Imelda Brown 2017 Carolyn Yates 2004 Gerald Samson 2018 Edgar Balsom
72 MINor council SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
1979 Ray Laite, Doug Power Jr. 2010 Mitchell Whelan – Dunville 1980 John Guzzwell, Kirk Rogers Justin Noseworthy – Spaniard’s Bay 1981 Tom Burton, Tim Walker 2011 Joshua Hawco – Churchill Falls 1982 Gus Bailey, Lorne Porter Matthew Parsons – North River 1983 No Scholarship Awarded 2012 Emily King – Durrell 1984 Wilson Singleton, Keith Hicks Connor Flannigan – St. John’s 1985 Fred Rose, Jim Locke 2013 Jason Penney – Carbonear 1986 Rodney Batten, David Lundrigan Christina Burke – Baie Verte 1987 Dave Greening, Dwight Snow 2014 Jeremy Billard – Lake Melville 1988 Dion Goodland Devin Whelan – Placentia Rodney Thornhill 2015 Jade Roberts – Twillingate/NWI 1989 Gary Croke, Leah Stead Marcus Elliott – Botwood 1990 R.Todd Chislett 2016 Matthew Fisher – Bonavista Michael P. Mullaly Christian Pelley – Springdale 1991 Karl K. Sheppard, Randy Batten 2017 Luke Fowlow – Bay D’Espoir 1992 Alexandra Williams 2018 Liam Buckley – Goulds Dwayne Mercer Emily O`Brien – Bonavista 1993 Lori Toope, Neil Cleary 1994 Russell Moore, Trevor Murphy 1995 Tobias Maher, Jerry Drover 1996 Lance Hoffe, Corey Bone 1997 Ian Langdon, Bradley Bonnell 1998 Hayward Rideout, Albert Snook 1999 No Scholarship Awarded 2000 Mark Tucker – Burgeo Robert Gordon – Twillingate 2001 Matthew Boone – South River Adam McCarthy – Marystown 2002 Tanya Warford – Springdale Bobby Leyte – Springdale 2003 Trina & Trula Seaward – Port Aux Basques Johnathon Flynn – Gander 2004 Jason Evans – Gander, Gary Keough – Bonavista 2005 Craig C.B. Snow – Bay Arena Lee Wayne Gaye – Bishop Falls 2006 Darren Ryan – St. John’s Stephen Adams – Gander 2007 Christopher Humphries Michael Walsh 2008 Jonathan Wilcott – Bay D’espoir 2009 William Casey – St. John’s Christopher White – Deer Lake 73 WAYNE MERCER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP 2009 Nick Keough, Botwood 2015 Kyle Cronin, South River 2010 Corey Drake, Long Cove Ryan Kenny, St. John’s 2011 Marc Jewer, Botwood 2016 Andrew Bailey, St. John’s 2012 Mark Jewer, Botwood 2017 Andrew Bailey, St. John’s 2013 Jason Penney, Carbonear 2018 Robin Murphy, St. John`s 2014 David McCarthy, Corner Brook
PRESIDENT’S AWARD 2009 Bonnie Evans, Murray Roberts 2015 Bonnie Evans, Murray Roberts 2010 George Fardy, Don Johnson 2016 Dec LaCour 2011 Art Barry, Joe Maynard 2017 Gerry Taylor, Carolyn Yates 2012 Arnold Kelly, Gerry Taylor 2018 Charlie Kearsey, 2013 Gary Gale, Don Kelly Debbie Bouzane 2014 Gerry Evans, Ken Chafe
THE RAY BOWE AWARD OF MERIT RECIPIENTS 2003 Ray Bowe, Jack Reardigan, 2007 No Recipient Wayne Mercer, Ron Healey, 2008 Jim Hare, Ralph Angel Reg White, Don Walsh, 2009 No Recipient George Thorne, Neil Best, 2010 Gerald Hall, Larry Kinden Bob Miller, Robert Gosse, 2011 Michael Dinn Sean King, Boyce Osmond, 2012 Wayne LeDrew Tony Bowering 2013 Roland Cooper, 2004 Pat Parsons, Greg Pearce, Dave Murphy Fred Oates 2014 Derm Bishop, Don Tulk 2005 No Recipient 2016 Tony Cronin 2006 Bob White, Keith Cronin, 2017 Eddie Russell Gary Chaytor 2018 Todd Horward
JOE BYRNE HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT HONOUR ROLL 1989 Wayne Russell 2004 Steve Power 1990 Ray Bowe 2005 Chris Whelan 1991 John MacSween 2007 Joe Lane 1992 Bill Strickland 2008 Gerard Morry 1993 Hubert Hynes 2009 Garry Dove 1994 Ed O’Brien 2010 Juan Gill 1995 Michael Shea 2011 Dave Burry 1996 Randy Browne 2012 Ken Chafe 1997 Jim Hornell 2013 Brian Tremblett 1998 Rick Babstock 2014 Megan Frizzell 1999 Wayne Mercer 2015 Eric Clarke 2000 Terry Billard 2016 Trevor Murphy 2001 Greg Byrne 2017 Rebecca Russell 2002 Terry Goulding 2018 Glen McCarthy 2003 Gary Martin
74 MINOR HOCKEY PLAYERS WHO PASSED AWAY WHILE PLAYING FOR THEIR ASSOCIATION
Player Name Date of Birth Date Deceased association last Division Played
Bobby Pretty Feb 21, 1958 Feb 24, 1972 Gander Bantam
Paul Joseph Griffin Jan 10, 1960 Jan 20, 1973 Grand Falls Pee Wee
Bobby Thoms (13) Aug 11, 1979 Cee Bees Pee Wee
Jerry Thoms (11) Aug 11, 1979 Cee Bees Pee Wee
Jody Ted Hart Dec 26, 1970 July 5, 1981 BTMHA Atom
Carson Rice July 27, 1969 June 19, 1987 Springdale Midget
Dwayne Rogers Nov 7, 1971 April 30, 1988 Marystown
David James Lavallee Sept 19, 1974 Oct 1, 1988 Springdale
Neil Maynard Jr. Jan 30, 1979 Jan 11, 1991 Northeast
Dean Clyde Little Feb 21, 1979 Feb 13, 1993 BTMHA Pee Wee
Loman Noel Nov 16, 1984 July 7, 1995 Twin Towns Atom
Leon May Feb 15, 1978 Jan 23, 1996 united Towns Midget
Michael Martin Aug 4, 1985 March 14, 1999 Corner Brook Atom
Gregory Hutchings May 3, 1989 Aug 14, 1999 Botwood Initiation
Bobby L. Mitchell July 28, 1981 Oct 10, 2001 Baie Verte Midget
Sean Stanley Power Dec 8, 1993 Oct 4, 2001 Churchill Falls Novice
John R. Hann Sept 7, 1996 Dec 26, 2004 Stephenville
Matthew R. Churchill July 14, 1989 Mar 28, 2005 St. John’s Midget
Dylan J. Gould Oct 6, 1993 April 9, 2006 Twin Towns Pee Wee
Jonah Winsor May 20, 2009 Green Bay South Midget
Troy Stacey July 5, 1992 Nov 05, 2009 Baie Verte Midget
Danika Adams Feb 8, 1992 April 29, 2010 Clarenville u20 Female
James Guy Dec 8, 1997 July 17, 2010 Twillingate/NWI Pee Wee
Joshua Guy Jan 25, 2000 July 17, 2010 Twillingate/NWI Pee Wee
Zackery St. Croix Oct 2, 1995 May 24, 2011 Stephenville Midget
David Stone April 28, 1999 Feb 27, 2013 Port Aux Basques Pee Wee
Brandon Harris Feb 20, 1997 Dec 17, 2014 Cee Bees Midget
Ethan Penney Nov 24, 2002 Aug 14, 2017 Bishop’s Falls Bantam
Matthew Sargent Dec 16, 2002 May 21, 2017 Gander Bantam
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76 RULES & REGULATIONS
AUTOMATIC MINIMUM SUSPENSIONS
FOR INFRACTIONS WHICH OCCUR IN MINOR & FEMALE HOCKEY
Major Penalty Situations
Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension 6.2 Boarding 1 Game 6.2 Body Checking 1 Game 6.3 Charging 1 Game 6.4 Checking from Behind 1 Game 6.5 Head Contact 1 Game 6.6 Elbowing 1 Game 6.6 Kneeing 1 Game
7.4 Slew Footing/Tripping 1 Game 8.2 Cross-Checking 1 Game 8.4 Slashing 1 Game ACCUMULATION SANCTIONS Any player receiving 2 majors in same season for 2 games any of the above infractions Any player receiving 3 majors in same season for 4 games any of the above infractions MAJOR PENALTY MAJOR SITUATIONS Any player receiving 4 majors in same season for Indefinite Suspension Player any of the above infractions
77 AUTOMATIC MINIMUM SUSPENSIONS
FOR INFRACTIONS WHICH OCCUR IN MINOR & FEMALE HOCKEY
Match Penalty Situation
Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension 6.1 Attempt to Injure 3 Games Butt-Ending Grabbing Face Mask Hair Pulling Kicking Kneeing Spearing Spitting 6.1 Deliberate Injury Indefinite Suspension 6.2 Boarding 3 Games 6.2 Body Checking 3 Games 6.3 Charging 3 Games 6.4 Checking from Behind 4 Games 6.5 Head Contact 4 Games 9.6 Physical Abuse of Official Indefinite Suspension Accumulation Sanctions In addition to the minimum suspension, a player 4 Games accumulating 2 Match penalties under 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 in same season for any of the above infractions MATCH PENALTY SITUATIONS MATCH In addition to the minimum suspension, a player 5 Games accumulating 2 Match penalties under 6.4, 6.5 in same season for any of the above infractions Any player receiving 3 Match penalties for any of the Indefinite Suspension Player above infractions
78 AUTOMATIC MINIMUM SUSPENSIONS
FOR INFRACTIONS WHICH OCCUR IN MINOR & FEMALE HOCKEY
Fighting Situations Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension 6.7 Fighting Fighting Major Penalty First Offence in the 1 Game season Fighting Major Penalty First Offence in the 2 Games season last ten minutes Third player in a fight 2 Games Any Player receiving a Fighting Major 2 Games penalty, which is a result of a second or subsequent fight during the same stoppage of play.
Player identified as first to leave the 3 Games players’ bench during a fight or for the purpose of fighting. Leaving the Penalty Box as above 4 Games Coach of a team whose player is penalized 3 Games under the above two points. Coach whose player is not identified as 1 Game the first to leave the players’ or penalty bench during an on-ice altercation. Instigator or Aggressor of a Fight Game Misconduct 1st Offense (GM) 2nd Offense GM plus 2 Games rd FIGHTING SITUATIONS 3 Offense GM plus 3 Games Pre/Post Game Altercations Any player involved where Majors and 2 Games Game Misconducts are assessed. Coach of team whose players as so Indefinite Suspension penalized Any team involved in a pre or post game Indefinite Suspension brawl Accumulation Sanctions Last 10 Mins Fighting Major Penalty Second Offence in the 2 Games 3 Games
season Fighting Major Penalty Third Offence in the 4 Games 5 Games Player season Fighting Major Penalty Fourth Offence in the Indefinite Suspension Indefinite
season Suspension
79 AUTOMATIC MINIMUM SUSPENSIONS
FOR INFRACTIONS WHICH OCCUR IN MINOR & FEMALE HOCKEY
Coaches Accumulation
Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension ACCUMULATION SANCTIONS Any team receiving a combination equaling 1 Game
3 major penalties in the same game from a major penalty, match penalty or fighting infraction For a 2nd violation of a team receiving a 3 games PENALTY combination equaling 3 major penalties in the same game from a major penalty, JOR match penalty or fighting infraction. SITUATIONS For a 3rd violation of a team receiving a Indefinite Suspension MA combination equaling 3 major penalties in the same game from a major penalty, Coach match penalty or fighting infraction
Other Situations
Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension
9.2 Harassment of Officials/Unsportsmanlike 2 Games Conduct/Misconduct Where a Game Misconduct is assessed Where a Gross Misconduct is assessed 2 Games Accumulation Sanctions Any player who receives two game or gross 4 Games misconducts under rule 9.2 in a season Any player who receives three game or gross Indefinite Suspension misconducts under rule 9.2 in a season Player Any coach who receives two game or gross 4 Games
OTHER SITUATIONS OTHER misconducts under rule 9.2 in a season Any coach who receives three game or gross Indefinite Suspension
Coach misconducts under rule 9.2 in a season
80 AUTOMATIC MINIMUM SUSPENSIONS
FOR INFRACTIONS WHICH OCCUR IN MINOR & FEMALE HOCKEY
NOTE # 1: Applicable in League games and tournament games.
Coaches Accumulation NOTE #2: Suspensions for all infractions will begin to be served immediately after the assessment of the penalty in accordance with the suspension guidelines Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension above. ACCUMULATION SANCTIONS Any team receiving a combination equaling 1 Game NOTE #3: When the suspension3 major penalties carries in athe time same frame game from (i.e. a 7 days) the player will serve the full 7 days. Formajor example, penalty, matchif an infractionpenalty or fighting occurs during a game on infraction Saturday, the player cannot returnFor a 2nd until violation the of following a team receiving Sunday. a In3 nogames case can the PENALTY day on which the infraction occurredcombination be equaling counted 3 major as penalties a day ofin suspension. the same game from a major penalty, JOR match penalty or fighting infraction. NOTE #4:SITUATIONS Players who are under suspension can practice only with their For a 3rd violation of a team receiving a Indefinite Suspension MA League teams. combination equaling 3 major penalties in the same game from a major penalty, NOTE #5: In all casesCoach wherematch the penalty infraction or fighting results infraction in injury, the suspensions will be of a longer duration.
NOTEOther Situations#6: Players receiving Gross Misconducts or Match penalties are not eligible to play until the suspension has been ruled on by the Branch President. Rule # Penalty Minimum Suspension
9.2 Harassment of Officials/Unsportsmanlike 2 Games NOTE #7: Any CoachConduct/Misconduct or Team official who provides wine, beer or any other Where a Game Misconduct is assessed alcoholic beverage, Where or aknowingly Gross Misconduct allows is assessed those beverages2 Games to be consumed by legally under Accumulation aged members Sanctions of their team, while they are responsible for the players, shall receiveAny player a suspension who receives two of game not orless gross than 4 twoGames (2) years. misconducts under rule 9.2 in a season Any player who receives three game or gross Indefinite Suspension NOTE #8: Team/League/Associationmisconducts under rule 9.2 in a Presidentsseason have the authority to give out a more Player severe suspension. All suspensions must be reported to the Provincial Office Anyby thecoach President. who receives two game or gross 4 Games
OTHER SITUATIONS OTHER misconducts under rule 9.2 in a season Any coach who receives three game or gross Indefinite Suspension
NOTE #9: Coach The misconductsabove procedures under rule 9.2 inwould a season also allow for the player to first make an appeal to his/her League and further appeal to the HNL Appeals Committee must be made by the player with a $200.00 appeal fee made payable to Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador. $100.00 will be refundable if you are successful with your appeal.
NOTE #10: Any member of a coaching staff not wearing a CSA certified hockey helmet with chin strap during on ice functions except games will receive a one (1) game suspension.
NOTE #11: Any player or team official who is assessed (any infraction above that is assigned a suspension) in the last ten minutes of regular time, at any time in overtime, or after the conclusion of the game and prior to the player or team official enter the dressing room, shall be suspended for another game in addition to any suspension listed in the automatic suspension.
81 SUPPLEMENTARY TO HOCKEY CANADA PLAYING RULE 3.6
#1: The wearing of a STOP Patch properly attached above the numbers is compulsory for players registered in minor and female hockey. When a player fails to wear or properly wear a STOP Patch, his team will receive one warning. The player will have to leave the ice and return when the STOP Patch is properly attached. Any player on that team who commits a subsequent infraction will receive a Misconduct Penalty. Referees are encouraged to deliver this warning directly to the coach.
#2: In divisions of Novice, Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam B and below, Midget B and below and Female Hockey, a minor penalty or, at the discretion of the Referee, a Major Penalty and a Game Misconduct Penalty shall be assessed any player who, in the opinion of the Referee, intentionally body checks, bumps, shoves or pushes any opposing players. If a player is injured, a Major Penalty and a Game Misconduct Penalty must be assessed.
82 SANCTIONING GUIDELINES
ON-ICE ACTIVITIES
1. Any activity which is a part of a Hockey NL member association/league/ team’s program will be sanctioned. This may include fall/spring conditioning and evaluation camps. Any association/league/team having invitational or exhibition tournaments and jamborees must first receive the sanction of the Hockey NL and will be required to complete a Tournament Sanction Request Form. The tournament sanctioning must be requested through the Hockey NL office three weeks prior to the commencement of the tournament. Hockey NL does not sanction Summer Hockey with the exception of the Hockey NL Program of Excellence and “AAA” Midget Training Camps. Summer hockey is considered to be played between May 1 and August 1.
2. TOURNAMENT POLICIES: “Within the jurisdiction of Hockey NL, tournament sanctioning, coordination and operation cannot be subcontracted, transferred or conveyed in any form or manner to a non-member or private enterprise entity.”
3. Hockey NL member teams must be competing against other Hockey NL or HC member teams in order to have coverage. Coverage will not be extended to Hockey NL member teams who participate against non Hockey NL/HC member teams. Hockey NL member teams competing against IIHF or USA hockey member teams in events sanctioned by the appropriate body will be covered. (See HC Regulation D, Exhibition Games and Tours).
4. One exception would be for “benefit games”. “Benefit Games” in which an Hockey NL member team is playing a game against a non Hockey NL/HC member team in a fund-raising situation, the Hockey NL member team would be covered, however, coverage would not be extended to the non member team. An example of this would be the minor hockey dads playing against a local team in a fund- raising or charity game. Hockey NL may have the ability to sanction this form of activity at their discretion.
5. In cases where the Hockey NL has granted “overage” status to a minor hockey player, the player and those he or she competes against will be covered.
6. Hockey NL may sanction fall or spring hockey schools if they are conducted by a member association and if all proceeds go back to the local minor hockey association.
7. Hockey NL may sanction Skate-a-thons if involving registered members.
8. Hockey NL will sanction dry land training if all participants are registered members and the training has the sanctioning of the association/league/team.
83 9. Hockey NL will sanction year end banquets for registered associations/leagues/ teams only.
10. Hockey NL may sanction the following fund-raising activities provided the association/league/team has the appropriate certification from the Provincial Government’s Lotteries Licensing Board:
1. Chocolate bar sales 2. Bottle drives 3. Bingo 4. Car wash 5. Ticket sales 6. Chuck a puck
Any association/league/team holding special events or fundraising activities will be required to complete a Special Event Request Form for possible sanctioning. The special event sanctioning must be requested through the Hockey NL office three weeks prior to the commencement of the event. Hockey NL will review each request separately and any events that are deemed to be high-risk will not be sanctioned.
11. The following fund-raising activities or functions will not be sanctioned by Hockey NL:
1. Community festivals 2. Rock concerts 3. Dunk tanks 4. Musical festivals 5. Selling of alcohol 6. Slo-pitch tournament and other sports related activities.
Any activity or event requested that is not covered in these guidelines will be handled independently by Hockey NL.
84 Revised October 2018
DUTIES OF Hockey NL CO-ORDINATORS FOR EASTER PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENTS
1…..To hold a meeting with team officials before the opening game and go over the tournament rules and regulations.
2…..To handle any disputes.
3…..To report any suspensions to Hockey NL.
4…..Th make sure the Hockey NL Coordinator or the local Coordinator uploads the scores in a timely fashion to the Hockey NL Provincial Tournament Score Reporting Website. Scores should be uploaded after each game if at all possible.
5…..To present championship trophy and medals and to acknowledge the title sponsor Steele Hotels in closing ceremonies.
6…..To check team roster sheets against score sheets prior to the first game and to spot check their lineups. If a name does not appear on the team roster sheet, contact the Hockey NL office in Grand Falls-Windsor (709-489-5512) or call after 5:00 pm (709-486-0442) to confirm the registration or non-registration of the player. The player is not permitted to participate in tournament play until his/her eligibility has been confirmed.
7…..To complete, in every detail, the tournament co-ordinator’s report and return with all score sheets to the Hockey NL office.
8…..A coin toss at the coaches meeting will decide home and visiting teams in round robin play. In the semi finals and final playoff games, the team that finishes the highest shall be the home team. (Amended June 1994).
9…..During tournaments for Provincial Championships, any team found guilty by Hockey NL of deliberately losing to tying a game by their actions on the ice shall be eliminated from the tournament. Points awarded for any game involving such teams would be declared null and void and not included in the final team standings for playoff positions. Suspensions of the team officials would be at the discretion of the Minor Council Executive after receiving the Hockey NL tournament co-ordinators report.
10….To ensure the following ice time allocations are monitored and enforced:
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HOCKEY NL ICE TIHNLHNLME ICEALLOCATIONICE TIME ALLOCATION POLICY POLICY INPOLICY-BRANC H PLAY ONLY
DIVISION NOVICE ATOM PEE WEE/UNDER 12 FEMALE CATEGORY GAME TYPE SELECT NON SELECT NON SELECT NON REGIONAL SELECT SELECT SELECT Regular N/A EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL DISCRETION EQUAL DISCRETION Season/league 1 2 Exhibition &/or N/A EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL DISCRETION EQUAL DISCRETION Invitational 1 2 Tournaments Provincial N/A N/A EQUAL N/A DISCRETION N/A DISCRETION Championships 1 2 Goaltender All N/A EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL Game Types
DIVISION BANTAM/UNDER 15 FEMALE MIDGET/UNDER 20 FEMALE CATEGORY SELECT NON SELECT REGIONAL SELECT NON SELECT REGIONAL DISCRETION EQUAL DISCRETION DISCRETION EQUAL DISCRETION 1 2 1 2 DISCRETION EQUAL DISCRETION DISCRETION EQUAL DISCRETION 1 2 1 2 DISCRETION N/A DISCRETION DISCRETION N/A DISCRETION 1 2 1 2 EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL EQUAL
DDEFINITIONSEFINITIONS DEFINITIONS EEqual:qual: Is Is defined defined asas equalequal ice timetime everyevery game. game. ThereThere has has to to be be a variablea variable allowed allowed dueEqual:due toto the !D56T?652D6BF2=:46E:>66G6CJ82>6 ,96C692DE@362G2C:23=6 uncertainty inin thethe frequency frequency in in stoppages stoppages of ofplay. play. Goaltenders Goaltenders have have the the option of changing during the mid-way point of each game or playing full games as long 2==@H655F6E@E96F?46CE2:?EJ:?E967C6BF6?4J:?DE@AA286D@7A=2J option of changing during the mid-way point of each game or play full games as long asas theythey have equal gamegame timetime throughout throughout a a season season and/or and/or provincial provincial championship. championship. The @2=E6?56CD92G6E96@AE:@?@7492?8:?85FC:?8E96>:5 H2JA@:?E@76249Goaltenders championship are restricted game in to a aprovincial one game tournament differential is throughout excluded from the season this definition or for goaltenders82>6@CA=2J7F==82>6D2D=@?82DE96J92G66BF2=82>6E:>6E9C@F89@FE2tournament. only. The Coacheschampionship may play game either in a provincialgoaltender. tournament is excluded from seasonthis definition and/or for provincialgoaltenders championship. only. Coaches may Goaltenders play either are goaltender. restricted to a one Discretion82>65:776C6?E:2=E9C@F89@FEE96D62D@?@CE@FC?2>6?E ,96492>A:@?D9:A 1: Is defined as equal ice time every game however, there is the ability for a coach to use select players in the following situations: 82>6:?2AC@G:?4:2=E@FC?2>6?E:D6I4=F5657C@>E9:D56T?:E:@?7@CDiscretion 1: Is defined as equal ice time every game, however, there is the ability for a coach to use select players in the last three minutes of a period and on all 8@2=E6?56CD@?=J @2496D>2JA=2J6:E96C8@2=E6?56C special(a) inteam all specialsituations. team situations in the third period; (b) in the last three (3) minutes of the third period; and Discretion(c) in any 1: overtime !D56T?652D6BF2=:46E:>66G6CJ82>69@H6G6CE96C6:DE96 period(s) that ensue. ability for a coach to use select players in the last three minutes of a period Discretion 2: Is defined as the ability for a coach to use players anytime during the gameand on as allthey special decide; team however, situations. each player must receive a minimum of 3 shifts per period. Discretion 2:!D56T?652DE9623:=:EJ7@C24@249E@FD6A=2J6CD2?JE:>6 Special5FC:?8E9682>62DE96J564:569@H6G6C6249A=2J6C>FDEC646:G62 Team Situation: Any situation that does not require 5 skaters vs. 5 skaters. Select:minimum Any of team 3 shifts that is per formed period. based on a selection process or any team participating in a provincial championship. Special Team Situation: Any situation that does not require 5 skaters vs. 5 Nskaters.on Select: Any team formed that is not based on a selection process. Teams are formed based on other factors (age, random assignment, house league).
Select: Any team that is formed based86 on a selection process or any team A2CE:4:A2E:?8:?2AC@G:?4:2=492>A:@?D9:A Regional: Any team formed based on a selection process involving a number of Associations (Major Midget, AAA program).
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
GAME TYPE:
Regular Season/League, Exhibition &/or Invitational Tournaments: The complainant must register their complaint with their local Minor Hockey Association and/or League who is responsible for such complaints and they will determine if the guideline is being followed.
Provincial Championships: For Hockey NL Provincial Tournaments the complainant must register the complaint with the Hockey NL coordinator who will determine if the guideline is being followed.
SANCTIONS All coaches registered with Hockey NLcoaching any minor teams who are not adhering to the Hockey NL Ice Time Allocation Policy will be assessed the following disciplinary action: First Offence: Any coach found not adhering to the Provincial Ice Time Allocation Guidelines Policy will be immediately issued a first-time written warning by the President of the Minor Hockey Association (or Hockey NL Coordinator for Provincial Championships). Second Offence: Any coach found not adhering to the Provincial Ice Time Allocation Guidelines Policy will be immediately issued a one month suspension, from the date of the offence, with not less than five (5) games. Third Offence: Any coach found not adhering to the Provincial Ice Time Allocation Guidelines Policy will be immediately suspended for one (1) year from the date of the offence. Fourth Offence: Any coach found not adhering to the Provincial Ice Time Allocation Guidelines Policy will be suspended indefinitely upon review by the Branch.
No warning is required to apply the sanction during a team’s last game of the provincial championship. In this case, guidelines under the second offence regulation will be applied.
NOTE There is some flexibility in this guideline. There are situations where players/ goaltenders are not playing due to physical restrictions. Goaltenders can be changed in a game when their team is trailing by five or more goals.
87 STEELE HOTELS PROVINCIAL Minor TOURNAMENT STEELE HOTELS PROVINCIAL MINOR TOURNAMENT 2017-20182017-2018 M EMEDALDAL WINNERS WINNERS
Classification Site Gold Silver Bronze Atom A Mount Pearl Paradise St. John’s Grand Falls-Windsor Atom B Southern Shore Avalon Bay Arena Paradise Atom C Cee Bees Trinity Placentia Clarenville Cee Bees Atom D Lewisporte CB Regional Deer Lake Springdale Atom E Paradise Lake Melville Pardise Northeast Atom F Port Aux Basques CB Regional Labrador West Goulds Atom G Corner Brook St. John’s Botwood Green Bay South Atom H Beothic Paradise Northeast Beothic Atom I United Towns CB Regional Mount Pearl Bell Island Atom J Goulds Clarenville Bay Arena Cee Bees Atom K Trinity Placentia Churchill Falls Northeast Paradise Mega Tournament Host Grand Falls-Windsor Tier 1 Baie Verte Bonavista Bay D’Espoir Tier 2 Avalon Harbour Breton Grand Falls-Windsor Tier 3 St. Anthony Clarenville Gander Tier 4 Straits Southern Shore Bishop’s Falls
Classification Site Gold Silver Bronze Pee Wee A Goulds RBC Hawks RBC Jackals RBC Falcons Pee Wee B Grand Falls-Windsor Gramd Falls-Windsor Northeast Mount Pearl Pee Wee C Lake Melville Lake Melville Cee Bees Labrador Pee Wee D Straits Stephenville Straits Marystown Pee Wee E Mount Pearl Mount Pearl Northeast Bay Arena Pee Wee F Avalon Harbour Breton Fogo Island Paradise Pee Wee G Gros Morne Southern Shore Corner Brook Bishop’s Falls Pee Wee H Botwood Springdale Northeast Botwood Pee Wee I Paradise United Towns Labrador Paradise Pee Wee J Clarenville Churchill Falls Clarenville Northeast Mega Tournament Host Gander/Glovertown Tier 1 Twillingate Glovertown Placentia Tier 2 Beothic Green Bay South Gander Tier 3 Grand Falls-Windsor Cee Bees Marystown Tier 4 Bonavista Stephenville Sheshatshiu
Classification Site Gold Silver Bronze Bantam A Avalon Corner Brook RBC Thrashers RBC Gladiators Bantam B-Tier 1 Deer Lake Gander Goulds Northeast Bantam B-Tier 2 Grand Falls-Windsor Deer Lake Marystown Bantam C-Tier 1 Clarenville Avalon Clarenville Lake Melville Bantam C-Tier 2 Cee Bees Trinity Placentia St. John’s Bantam D St. Anthony CB Regional Port Aux Basques Paradise Bantam E Placentia Intertown Placentia Intertown Mount Pearl Bonavista Bantam F Springdale Northeast Fogo Island Avalon Bantam G Bay Arena CB Regional Labrador West Bay Arena Bantam H Stephenville Paradise Northeast Stephenville Mega Tournament Host CB Regional Tier 1 Northeast Corner Brook Southern Shore Tier 2 Bishop’s Falls St. John’s Straits Tier 3 Harbour Breton Paradise Glovertown Tier 4 Twillingate Beothic Gander
88 STEELE HOTELS PROVINCIAL Minor TOURNAMENT STEELE2017-2018 HOTELS PROVINCIAL MEDAL MINOR W INNERTOURNAMENTS 2017-2018 MEDAL WINNERS
Classification Site Gold Silver Bronze Midget A St. John’s Avalon St. John’s Gander Midget B Corner Brook Marystown Cee Bees Bay Arena Midget C Northeast Straits Labrador West Northeast Midget D Stephenville Stephenville Sheshatshiu Lake Melville Midget E Bonavista Bonavista Lewisporte Bishop’s Falls Midget F Green Bay South Goulds St. John’s Green Bay South Midget G Twillingate Twin Towns Bay D’Espoir Twillingate Midget H Bay Arena Bay Arena Port Aux Basques Baie VBerte Midget I Marystown Marystown Springdale Paradise Midget J Cee Bees Cee Bees Mount Pearl Clarenville
STEELE HOTELSTEELE PHOTELROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL FEMALE FEM TOURNAMENTALE TOURNAMENT 2017-20182017-2018 M EMEDALDAL WINNERS WINNERS
Classification Site Gold Silver Bronze Female U12 Division A Clarenville Bay Arena Bonavista Clarenville Division B Marystown Cee Bees Straits Marystown Female U12 Mega Host Gander Division C Springdale Corner Brook Lewisporte Division D Baie Verte CB Regional Deer Lake Division E Paradise Grand Falls-Windsor Gander Female U15 Division A Stephenville Stephenville Glovertown/Twillingate Clarenville Division B Bonavista Bonavista Marystown Springdale Division C Grand Falls-Windsor Churchill Falls Lake Melville Grand Falls-Windsor Division D Cee Bees Northeast St. John’s CeeBees Division E Stephenville Gander Botwood Labrador West Female U20 Division A Gros Morne Deer Lake Marystown Grand Falls-Windsor Division B-Tier 1 CB Regional CeeBees Labrador West Mount Pearl Division B-Tier 2 CB Regional CB Regional Trinity Placentia Port Aux Basques Division C St. Anthony Gander St. Anthony Baie Verte
89 pee wee, bantam & MINOR MIDGET AAA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE
FOUR TEAM AAA PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 3 Team 3 vs Team 1 Game 4 Team 2 vs Team 4 Day 2 Game 5 Team 4 vs Team 1 Game 6 Team 3 vs Team 2 Game 7 2nd Place vs 3rd Place Day 3 Game 8 Loser Game 7 vs 4th Place Game 9 1st Place vs Winner Game 7
FIVE TEAM AAA PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 3 Team 2 vs Team 5 Game 4 Team 4 vs Team 1 Game 5 Team 5 vs Team 3 Day 2 Game 5 Team 4 vs Team 2 Game 6 Team 1 vs Team 5 Game 7 Team 2 vs Team 3 Game 8 Team 5 vs Team 4 Game 9 Team 3 vs Team 1 Day 3 Game 11 3rd Place vs 4th Place Game 12 1st Place vs 2nd Place
90 pee wee, bantam & MINOR MIDGET AAA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE
SIX TEAM AAA PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 4 vs Team 6 Game 3 Team 3 vs Team 5 Game 4 Team 6 vs Team 1 Game 5 Team 2 vs Team 3 Game 6 Team 5 vs Team 4
Day 2 Game 7 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 8 Team 5 vs Team 1 Game 9 Team 6 vs Team 2 Game 10 Team 1 vs Team 4 Game 11 Team 3 vs Team 6 Game 12 Team 2 vs Team 5
Day 3 Game 13 Team 5 vs Team 6 Game 14 Team 4 vs Team 2 Game 15 Team 1 vs Team 3 Game 16 Championship Game
* EACH TEAM IS ENTITLED TO A MINIMUM OF 3 HOURS REST PERIOD BEFORE EACH GAME. * HOST TEAMS HAVE THE CHOICE OF NUMBER, WITH OTHER TEAMS BEING ASSIGNED A NUMBER. THE TEAM ON THE RIGHT SHALL BE HOME TEAM, IN A FIVE TEAM SCHEDULE. ALL OTHER SCHEDULES COIN TOSS. * TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES FOR AAA MINOR MIDGET MUST BE SUBMITTED TO AND APPROVED BY YOUR RESPECTIVE AREA DIRECTOR AT LEAST 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE TOURNAMENT START DATE.
91 STEELE HOTEL PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
THREE TEAM PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 2 vs Team 3 Game 3 Team 3 vs Team 1 Day 2 Game 4 Team 1 vs Team 3 Game 5 Team 3 vs Team 2 Game 6 Team 2 vs Team 1 Day 3 Game 7 Team 2 vs Team 3 Game 8 Winner of Game 7 vs 1st Place Championship Game
FOUR TEAM PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 2 vs Team 3 Game 3 Team 4 vs Team 1 Day 2 Game 4 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 5 Team 1 vs Team 3 Game 6 Team 2 vs Team 4 Day 3 Game 7 2nd vs 3rd Semi Final Game Game 8 Loser of Game 7 vs 4st Place Bronze Medal Game Game 9 Winner of Game 7 vs 1st Place Championship Game
92 STEELE HOTEL PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
FIVE TEAM PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 4 vs Team 3 Game 3 Team 5 vs Team 1 Game 4 Team 2 vs Team 4
Day 2 Game 5 Team 5 vs Team 4 Game 6 Team 3 vs Team 2 Game 7 Team 4 vs Team 1 Game 8 Team 3 vs Team 5
Day 3 Game 9 Team 1 vs Team 3 Game 10 Team 2 vs Team 5 Game 11 Championship Game
SIX TEAM PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 4 vs Team 6 Game 3 Team 3 vs Team 5 Game 4 Team 6 vs Team 1 Game 5 Team 2 vs Team 3 Game 6 Team 5 vs Team 4 Day 2 Game 7 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 8 Team 5 vs Team 1 Game 9 Team 6 vs Team 2 Game 10 Team 1 vs Team 4 Game 11 Team 3 vs Team 6 Game 12 Team 2 vs Team 5 Day 3 Game 13 Team 5 vs Team 6 Game 14 Team 4 vs Team 2 Game 15 Team 1 vs Team 3 Game 16 Championship Game 93 STEELE HOTEL PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
SEVEN TEAM PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 3 Team 5 vs Team 6 Game 4 Team 7 vs Team 1 Day 2 Game 5 Team 2 vs Team 4 Game 6 Team 6 vs Team 1 Game 7 Team 5 vs Team 3 Game 8 Team 4 vs Team 7 Game 9 Team 1 vs Team 5 Game 10 Team 3 vs Team 2 Game 11 Team 6 vs Team 7 Day 3 Game 12 Team 2 vs Team 5 Game 13 Team 7 vs Team 3 Game 14 Team 4 vs Team 6 Game 15 7th Seed vs 2nd Seed Game 16 6th Seed vs 3rd Seed Game 17 5th Seed vs 4th Seed Day 4 Game 18 4th best remaining seed vs Round 1 - First Place Game 19 3rd best remaining seed vs 2nd best remaining seed Game 20 Loser of game 18 vs Loser of game 19 Game 21 Winner of game 18 vs Winner of game 19
* EACH TEAM IS ENTITLED TO A MINIMUM OF 2 HOURS REST PERIOD BEFORE EACH GAME. * TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES MUST BE SUBMITTED TO AND APPROVED BY YOUR RESPECTIVE AREA DIRECTOR AT LEAST 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE TOURNAMENT START DATE. * ANY DEVIATION FROM THE APPROVED SCHEDULE MUST BE APPROVED BY ALL TEAMS INVOLVED AND THE Hockey NL COORDINATOR.
94 STEELE HOTEL PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
EIGHT TEAM PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Day 1 Game 1 Team 1 vs Team 2 Game 2 Team 3 vs Team 4 Game 3 Team 5 vs Team 6 Game 4 Team 7 vs Team 8 Game 5 Team 3 vs Team 2 Game 6 Team 1 vs Team 6 Game 7 Team 8 vs Team 5 Game 8 Team 7 vs Team 4 Division A Division B A Team 1 Ranked 1 B Team 1 Ranked 5 A Team 2 Ranked 2 B Team 2 Ranked 5 A Team 3 Ranked 3 B Team 3 Ranked 7 A Team 4 Ranked 4 B Team 4 Ranked 8 Day 2 Game 9 B2 vs B3 Game 10 A2 vs A3 Game 11 B1 vs B4 Game 12 A1 vs A4 Game 13 B2 vs B4 Game 14 A2 vs A4 Game 15 B1 vs B3 Game 16 A1 vs A3 Day 3 Game 18 B1 vs B2 Game 19 A1 vs A2 Game 20 B3 vs B4 Game 21 A3 vs A4 Game 22 B Championship Game 21 A Championship
NOTE: Tie-breaker If two or more teams are tied at the conclusion of day one, the Hockey Tie Breaking System will be used. The rules that apply to a full round robin will apply despite the fact that a full round robin will not have been played.
95 2018-2019 MINOR HOCKEY PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT PROCEDURES
1. Entries in Provincial Championships in all divisions will be limited to six centres with the schedule being a single round robin. In a five or six team tournament the teams finishing in first and second place at the conclusion of the round robin shall play each other for the championship. For a four team tournament a single round robin shall be played to determine the standings. The first place team will have a bye. The second and third place teams play each other in a semi-final game. The winner of the semi-final game plays the first place teams for the gold and silver medals. The loser of the semi- final game plays the fourth place team for the bronze. In a three team tournament a double round robin will be played with the first place team getting a bye into the championship game. The second and third place teams will play a semi-final game with the winner advancing to the championship game. The loser will be awarded the bronze medal. The awarding of medals at Provincial Tournaments is compulsory. These medals will be supplied by Steele Hotels and will be awarded in the following manner: A. The Gold medal will be awarded to the winner of the championship game of the tournament. B. The Silver medal will be awarded to the runner up which is the loser of the championship game. C. The Bronze medal must be awarded to the third place finisher or the winner of the bronze medal game of a four team tournament.
2. For all Provincial Tournament Games, in all divisions, periods will be three stop time fifteen minute periods.
3. No overtime will be played in round robin tournament games. In the event of a tie each team will be awarded one point. In a playoff game overtime shall be played if necessary, according to paragraph 12(G).
4. Mega Tournaments Supplementary Procedures A. Provincial Mega Tournaments will be limited to ten, twelve, sixteen or twenty teams. The schedule will be done by random draw with each team receiving two games in the placement round on Day one. Day two will consist of four or five (four-team) single round robins with the medal round taking place on Day three. B. For Provincial Mega Tournaments, games will consist of three 15 minute periods for tournaments with ten, twelve teams, three 12 minute periods for tournaments with sixteen teams and three 10 minute periods for tournaments with twenty teams. The ice will not be resurfaced between periods. C. In the event of a tie after regulation time in MEGA Tournament Medal Games, the teams will take a two minute break and play a five minute sudden victory overtime period. In the event the game is still tied after the overtime period, a shootout will take place with three players being chosen from each team. 96 If the game remains tied after this 3 player shootout, a sudden victory shootout will occur. Players from each team will be selected until a winner is decided. The three players selected in the initial shootout are not eligible to shoot in this sudden victory shootout until all remaining players on the roster have done so. The home team will have the choice of whether to shoot first or second in the shootout. D. If two or more teams are tied at the conclusion of day one, the Hockey Canada Tie Breaking System will be used, with the exception of step (2), as the points established in the games among the tied teams can only be used in a single round robin competition. Notwithstanding the tiebreaking procedures, the host committee has the discretion to place teams in a division other than where their results would dictate should they feel a team will not be competitive based on the results of their play and the teams they played on day one.
5. Hockey Canada Tie-Breaking System
Tie Breaking Sequence
Two Teams Tied If two or more teams are tied at the conclusion of a round robin series, then the following procedure will be used to determine the final ranking before the semi- final and final games are played. In the event that teams are tied for a playoff position, the following procedure will apply: 1.1 The winner of the round robin game between the two tied teams gains the higher position 1.2 The team with the most wins in the round robin gains the higher position. 1.3 If the two teams are still tied after 1.1 and 1.2 have been applied then the team with the best goal average gains the higher position. The goal average of a team is to be determined in the following manner.
Total number of goals for divided by the total number of goals for and against. Note: All round robin games are included
Example: 10 Goals For 4 Goals Against
Percentage 10 = .714 10+4
Note: The higher percentage gains the higher position. 1.4 If the two teams are still tied after 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 have been applied, the team with the least number of minutes in penalties throughout all of the round robin games gains the higher position. 1.5 If the two teams are still tied after 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4 have been applied ,then the team which scored the first goal in the game between the tied teams gains the higher position. 97 1.6 If the two teams are still tied after 1.2, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5 have been applied, a single coin toss will determine which team gains the higher position.
Three or More Teams Tied Note: The three-team tiebreaker is used to determine the seedling of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd seed. If any step in the tiebreaker only seeds one team, that team assumes that position. The three-team tiebreaker will continue to determine the seeding of the two remaining teams. At no time will teams using this formula go back to the two-team tiebreaker. 2. If three or more teams are tied, the point record established in the game among the tied teams only will be used as the first tie breaking formula in deciding which team(s) shall advance. 2.1 The team with the most wins would gain the highest position. 2.2 If the teams are still tied after 2.1 has been applied, then the team with the best goal average gains the highest position. The goal average of a team is to be determined in the following manner: total number of goals for divided by total number of goals for and against. Note: All round robin games are included Example: 10 Goals for 4 Goals Against
Percentage 10 = .714 10 + 4
Note: The highest percentage gains the highest position(s). The exercise of 2.2 establishes the team or teams with highest position(s) by percentage. These teams will advance. If there are still teams tied, they go to the next step. They do not go back to the “Two Team Tie Breaker”. Example: A. Team A - .714 = 1 seed – Advances Team B - .500 = 3 seed – Does not Advance Team C - . 650 = 2 seed – Advances B. Team A - .714 = 1 seed – Advances Team B - .500 = Still tied with team C – go to next step 2.3 Team C - .500 = Still tied with team B – go to next step 2.3 C. Team A - .650 = Still tied with team B – go to next step 2.3 Team B - .650 = Still tied with team A – go to next step 2.3 Team C - .500 = Does not advance 2.3 If teams are still tied after 2.1 and 2.2 the team(s) with the fewest goals against (all round robin games played) will gain the highest position. 2.4 If teams are still tied after 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 the team(s) with the most goals for (all round robin games played) will gain the highest position(s). 2.5 If teams are still tied after 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 have been applied, the team to qualify would be the team(s) that received the least number of minutes in penalties throughout all the round robin games.
98 2.6 If teams are still tied after 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 and 2.5 have been applied, a coin toss shall determine the winner. In a 3 team coin toss, the odd team gains the hifhest position.
6. There will be a $750.00 registration fee for every team an association sends to a Provincial Tournament. This fee will be paid to hockey NL and will be distributed to the host association with $50.00 being retained by Hockey NL.
7. BNQ approved throat protectors, CSA approved face masks and helmets must be worn by all participants, in all games, in all divisions.
8. Hockey NL referees and linesman for provincial tournaments will be provided by the host committee and approved by the hockey NL referee-in-chief. Payment to officials will not exceed the scle recommended by Hockey NL.
9. Score keepers, time keepers, penalty keepers, goal judges and other necessary minor officials must be provided by the tournament host committee and meet with the approval of the Hockey NL representative. Score sheets are to be returned to the Hockey NL office: P.O. Box 176, Grand Falls-Windsor, NL A2A 2J4 immediately after the tournament.
10. In associations where sufficient players are registered in a division, teams must carry 17 players, at least two of whom must be goaltenders. Teams with only one goaltender are permitted to register and carry 16 players. Exceptions may be permitted to carry less than the required number in extenuating circumstances as determined and approved by the Minor Council Director and/or Chairperson. The minimum number of players for a team is 12, at least one of whom must be a goaltender and a maximum number of players for a team is 19, at least two of whom must be a goaltender. Minor Associations who do not meet the minimum numbers of players and approved coaches with proper qualifications required for a team one week prior to the commencement of the Final Grading, will not be eligible to participate in the Provincial Tournaments and will not be placed on the Final Grading Report. In the event of an injury or illness or suspension by the association or Hockey NL to a goal keeper during a tournament, coaches have the option of: dressing another player, accepting a goaltender from the host association (if available), or forfeiting the game. (passed June 2018).
11. Players registered with a AAA team competing in a provincial minor league may register or play under a second registration with a representative team.
12. A) Minor Hockey Associations are only permitted to use a maximum of 4 Novice players to make up a total of 15 players, one of whom must be a goalie. Novice players that are picked up must come from your own association. No Atom players will be displaced in this process. B) The Novice players must be in their final year of Novice eligibility and graduating to Atom in the next hockey season.
99 13. A) In all divisions of hockey, the goal posts must be anchored in such a way that they break loose on sudden impact. B) It is the responsibility of the host centre to provide an extra set of jersey’s for a possible change. C) Any combination of three major penalties during the tournament will result in the said player being eliminated from the remainder of the tournament. D) A player can only play one minor provincial tournament in any playing year. There may be an exception for goaltenders as approved by the Minor Council Chair. E) The referee or linesman will stop the play immediately if a player of either team receives an injury, no matter what team has possession of the puck. F) Coaches must have their certified roster available at all tournaments. G) Playoff games: in the event of a tie between two teams, the teams will take a two minute break and play for a sudden victory. The first overtime will be ten minutes and the sudden victory (the 1st goal scored) will decide the winner. In the event teams are still tied at the end of the first overtime, a ten minute break will be allowed and both teams will resume a ten minute period with the sudden victory rule in effect. This will continue until a winner is declared.
14. BODY CHECKING: • Is permitted in Bantam and Midget category A only.
• Is prohibited in all other divisions and categories and all female hockey. A minor penalty or, at the discretion of the referee, a major penalty and a game misconduct shall be assessed any player who, in the opinion of the referee, intentionally body checks/bumps, shoves or pushes any opposing player. If a player is injured, a major penalty and a game misconduct penalty must be assessed.
15. BANQUETS held during Provincial Tournaments will be at the discretion of the host association and will not be scheduled for the last day of the tournament. Teams failing to attend the banquet shall be fined $250.00 payable to the host association.
16. MERCY RULE: Where a ten (10) goal differential occurs anytime during the game in all divisions, the game officially declared as per the score at that time. At the discretion of the referee and the Hockey NL coordinator, and in consultation with the coaches, a decision may be made to let the game continue after the ten (10) goal differential, however, no further goals will be recorded, only penalty infractions. (Passed September 2001)
100 17. PICK UP PLAYERS: Any association that doesn’t have the maximum number of players for a team, as per paragraph 9, shall have until 7 days prior to the commencement of the provincial tournament week to submit pick up forms to their respective Director(s). No pick up player shall be permitted to be added to a team roster after this date.
18. GAME REST PERIOD: During Provincial Tournaments, each team must have a minimum of two (2) hour rest period before each game. (Passed September 1992)
19. CODE OF ETHICS: It is considered unethical for a manager, coach, trainer, director of teams, league executive members, or any members that are affiliated with Hockey NL to make direct derogatory or disparaging remarks to the media or public domain about any other person, member or affiliate of Hockey NL. (Passed September 1992)
20. TIME OUTS: One (1) “Time Out” of 30 seconds will be permitted per game (including overtime). The “No Time Out Rule” still applies in house league competition. (Passed June 1993)
21. SKILLS COMPETITION: Host centers that don’t have a full compliment of teams and wish to have skills competition may do so with the approval of their Minor Director. The skills competition will be optional for teams/players wishing to participate. (Passed September 2004)
101 22. HNL COACHING REQUIREMENTS
Coaching Levels
Initiation Program (5 & 6) novice (7 & 8) (All Staff Members Must be Coach 1 Trained)
Required Course(s): Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders Hockey University Online Course Coach Level 1 - Trained
Course Layout: Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders HU Online Coach Course In Class (1 Day / 4.5 Hours)
Atom - All Categories (9 &10) Peewee to Midget (House League) Female U12 - All Categories House & Rep Female U15 - House League Female U20 - House League High School - All Levels
Required Course(s): Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders Hockey University Online Course Coach Level 2 - Trained
Course Layout: Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders HU Online Coach Course In Class (1 Day / 4.5 Hours)
Peewee to Midget Rep Teams/AAA Regional Rep Teams (excluding Atom) Female U15 - Rep Teams Female U20 - Rep Teams (Head Coach must be Development 1 Certified, Assistant Coaches Coach Level 2)
Required Course(s): Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders Development 1 Certified Making Ethical Decisions
Course Layout: Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders In Class 12-14 Hours MED Online
Major Midget AAA High Performance Program (Head Coach must be HP1 Certified, Assistant Coaches Development 1 Certified)
Required Course(s): Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders High Performance 1 Certified
Course Layout: Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders In-Class 36 Hours + post task requirements as per the HP1 course guidelines.
102 Hockey Canada Safety Course Online
Required Course(s): HU Safety is now completed online only. Once complete the safety certificate will be valid for 5 years from the original completion date.
Course Layout: Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders Online Safety Course
peewee a and Above (Assistant & Head Coaches) BANTAM A and Above (Assistant & Head Coaches) MIDGET A and Above (Assistant & Head Coaches) FEMALE PEEWEE AAA, BANTAM AAA, MIDGET AAA (Assistant & Head Coaches) * (Any coach outside the above levels can avail of this course but is not mandated)
Required Course(s): Hockey University Online Checking Course
Course Layout: Hockey U Checking Cousre
registered goaltender coaches
Required Course(s): Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders Goaltending 1 Trained Course
Course Layout: Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders In Class 3 Hours + 1 Hour On-Ice
* Coaches only need to take Hockey University online course & Respect in sport for Activity Leaders once. A coach will need to complete the Hockey U online course before being able to register for a Coach Level 1 or 2 in-class session.
Hockey University Online Course Dates 2018-19: Safety: Closes - February 28, 2019 Coaching: Closes - February 28, 2019 Officiating: Closes - January 31, 2019
Notes for Each Course: (Coach Level 1) – To obtain Coach 1 trained status, coaches must complete the Hockey Canada University online course. The cost of the online and in-class course is $95.00. We advise you to check with your MHA President before registering for the online course, MHAs may cover fees or have a payment plan set-up within your association. Please note you only need to complete the Hockey U Online Course once, this online course is a prerequisite for the in-class for Coach Level 1 & 2.
Additional Notes for Coach Level 1: 1. To sign-up for online Hockey University *Please note new users will have to set-up an account. 2. Certification is not required at the Coach 1 Level. All coaches at the IP & Novice level will require Coach Level 1 Training. The cost of the course if you already have your online portion completed in a previous season is $45.00. 3. Coach Level 1 is not a prerequisite to Coach Level 2. Coach Level 1 is only required for coaches at the Initiation & Novice Program Level (5 & 8).
103 (Coach Level 2) – To obtain Coach 2 trained status, coaches must complete the Hockey Canada University online course. The cost of the online and in-class course is $90.00. We advise you to check with your minor hockey association President before registering for the online course, MHAs may cover fees or have a payment plan set-up within your association. Please note you only need to complete the Hockey U Online Course once, this online course is a prerequisite for the in-class for Coach Level 1 & 2. The cost of the in-class course if you already have your online portion completed in a previous season is $60.00.
Additional Notes for Coach Level 2: 1. To sign-up for online Hockey University *Please note new users will have to set- up an account. 2. Certification is not required at the Coach 2 Level. Once you have completed Coach Level 2 you are now eligible to register for a Development 1 coaching course. Coaches wishing to take the Development 1 course must complete the Coach Level 2 course prior to registering for the Development 1 course.
(Under Hockey Canada guidelines only one of these courses – Coach 2 and Development 1 - can be completed each hockey season).
Development 1: Head Coach must be D1 certified for Provincial Tournaments. (Refer to Coaching Requirements Page)
To become Development 1 certified a coach must: 1. Attend the in-class clinic (12-14 hours) 2. Complete the post task work book (signed off by MHA TD/President & Course Facilitator) 3. Complete the Online Making Ethical Decisions Course – MED Competition Introduction * The MED course will be offered for free once a coach is registered into the Locker national database & workbook is completed.
High Performance 1: This course is for advanced coaches and is a weeklong course offered yearly throughout Canada. The HP1 course is offered every two years in Atlantic Canada.
HU Checking: 1. Cost is $15.00 (Hockey U online checking course only needs to be completed once) 2. Course is completed online 3. See chart for coaches who are required to take this course (please note coaches outside these requirements can still take the course but is not mandatory)
Goaltending 1 In-Class: 1. $40.00 - Attend in-class Goaltending 1 course (No online portion) 2. 3 hours in-class + 1 hour on-ice 3. See chart for coaches who are required to take this course (please note coaches outside these requirements can still take the course but is not mandatory) 4. Please note this course does not permit Goaltending coaches to be on the bench during games, only practices. Speak out, Criminal Check and HNL Screening Required for registered goaltender coaches. All coaches, trainers and managers must complete the Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders (available online) This is also requirement to become a coach at any level.
104 Coaching Age Requirements: Coach Level 1 = 16 Years of Age (IP Level 5 & 6) Coach Level 2 = 18 Years of Age Development 1 = 19 Years of Age Respect in Sport/Speak Out = 16 years of Age Goaltending 1 Clinic: 16 Years of Age HU Online Checking: 16 Years of Age
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: http://www.hockeynl.ca/development/clinics
23. Provincial Tournaments have priority over High School, League Playoffs, Exhibition and Out-of-Province Tournaments.
24. Any Minor Hockey Association that does not wish to have their teams compete in provincial tournaments must advise the Grading Committee prior to final grading. Minor Hockey Associations who have not stated their intention to be excluded for provincial play by this time will be expected to fulfill their commitment. Failure to do so will result in disciplinary action.
25. Teams failing to participate in opening ceremonies of the Provincial Tournament will result in the Head Coach of said team being suspended for the next two (2) games his/her team participates in following the Opening Ceremonies.
26. PROTESTS: 1. Protests of games may be made only in regard to interpretation of the rules of competition and not in regard to the judgement of a referee or other official. 2. (a) Verbal protest must be registered by the Captain of the aggrieved team to the referee at the first reasonable opportunity after the action or decision complained of, but in all cases must be made within five minutes after the cease of the period or overtime period in which such action or decision is made. The referee shall note such protest on the game report. Such verbal protests shall be ignored if not followed up as hereinafter described. (b) Any protest of a game regarding matters outside the game officials’ jurisdiction such as scheduling, player eligibility, etc., may be made without the verbal notice or time limit required in (a) above. 3. All protests and all evidence in support thereof must be made in writing in duplicate and must be signed by two authorized representatives of the protesting team, league or association and must be accompanied by the applicable protest fee. 4. (a) At Provincial Minor tournaments any protest must be presented in writing to the Provincial Representative at the tournament at the conclusion of the game for which the protest is being made, and it must be accompanied with a $50 non-refundable protest fee, payable to the Hockey NL Minor Council. No protest will be entertained on the outcome of any final championship game. 5. When necessary a decision on any protest must be given at least six hours prior to the next game in which the protesting team is to compete.
105 6. The decision on a protest will be made by the official named above to receive the protest who will solicit advice or information from any source which he feels will be of assistance in rendering a decision. 7. The Chairperson of the division concerned and the President of Hockey NL shall be informed as soon as possible of any protests. 8. Where the protest has been ruled on by a League President or minor tournament representative an appeal may be made to the Chairperson of the division concerned and where the protest has been ruled on by a Minor Director or a Hockey NL Chairperson an appeal may be made to the Appeals Committee of Hockey NL. Appeals to the Hockey NL Appeals Committee must be accompanied with a $200.00 fee made payable to Hockey NL. $100.00 will be refunded if the appellant is successful. 9. (a) In all divisions of hockey, any such appeal must be made in writing within 48 hours of the original decision being given and must be accompanied by a payment of $200. A decision on the appeal must be given within a further 48 hours. The decision of the Appeals Committee shall be final.
27. When a game is declared forfeited due to a team having insufficient players to continue play, either through injury and/or penalties, the non-offending team shall be declared the winner and the score shall be recorded as per the Official Game Report if the non-offending team was in the lead at the time of the infraction or as 5-0 if the non-offending team was not in the lead. The players on both teams shall be credited with all personal statistics earned up to the time the forfeit was declared.
28. Teams failing to send a representative to the Coaches meeting held prior to the Provincial Tournaments shall result in the Head Coach being suspended for the first two (2) games that his/her team participates in.
Additional Rules
1. Any association not represented at the annual or fall meetings of Hockey NL without just cause will be charged a penalty of $5.00 for each registered player for the first time absent and double this amount for the second time absent. If an association does not pay their fine then they will not be permitted to play in the Provincial Tournament. 2. Any team dropping out after the Final Grading is complete shall pay a fine of $1,000.00 to the Host Association and $1,000.00 to Hockey NL Minor Council. 3. No Bantam Age player is eligible to register or participate with a Midget team unless numbers warrant and permission is granted from the Minor Council Executive. (Approved June 2002) 4. All Minor Hockey Associations with teams traveling outside of their Association within the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador must complete and file a Minor Hockey Travel Notice Form with their respective Minor Director. Failure to comply with this requirement shall result in a $250.00 sanction to the Minor Hockey Association.
106 This excludes travel within a sanctioned league. All leagues shall file their schedule with their respective Minor Director and with the Hockey NL Branch Office. Minor Hockey Associations who host games and/or tournaments with teams from outside of their Association will be required to request a Travel Notice Form for each team. Failure to comply with this shall result in a $250.00 fine to the Host Association. 5. A Minor Hockey Association refusing to host a Provincial Tournament will be fined $1,000.00 and further, refusing to host said tournament may result in your association not being permitted to participate in the provincial tournaments. (Adopted September 2003) 6. It is mandatory for all coaches and on ice staff to wear a CSA certified hockey helmet with chin strap while attending practices. The following sanctions have been adopted for those members that do not adhere to the mandatory helmet policy: First Offence: Warning Second Offence: thirty day suspension to the coach and a $500 fine to the home association. Third Offence: indefinite suspension to the coach and association to be reviewed by the Executive Committee of Hockey NL 7. Minor Council Executive Committee members are not to be involved in decision making roles with any minor hockey association or executives including AAA and Major Midget teams or Associations.
Code of Ethics
Managers and coaches are expected to share with game officials the responsibility for orderly conduct of the contest by the following: i. By acknowledging the authority of officials in a contest and by relating to them in a respectful manner. ii. By exercising control over players in their charge and serving as a stabilizing agent during contentious moments of games. iii. By exercising control of their own conduct so as to avoid inciting players, officials and spectators. iv. By conducting themselves at all times in a manner which is appropriate to the responsibilities of their position.
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Initiation Program (IP) Hockey Cross-Ice Guidelines
Rationale:
To build on the changes brought in at the Initiation Program level with regards to the sizing of ice space, equipment and other areas for the youth hockey development structure. Hockey NL has mandated that ALL Initiation Program hockey games beginning in the 2017-2018 season, are to be played in a cross-ice setup. The smaller ice surface will support more competitive, fun and overall better development for our youth hockey players.
The intent of this package is to cover off areas with regards to the implementation of the Cross- Ice program for Initiation Program Hockey.
Hockey Canada Cross-ice hockey benefit video CLICK HERE
Video Message on IP from Hockey Canada CEO, Tom Renney CLICK HERE
What is the ideal IP set-up for practice?
What is the IP ice set-up for games?
All games at the IP level will be played in a cross-ice set up.
More ice set up options on Page. 5 1
109 What pucks should be used blue pucks, black pucks?
For IP Blue 4oz pucks will be used for all practices and games.
How do we keep score?
At the IP level, we shouldn’t be focusing on the score but player skill development and the fun of the game. However here are some options to keep score. The score can be kept on score flip cards if more than 1 game is taking place at that time. If hosting a jamboree, the score can be kept simply filling out game sheets and the bench coaches can track the score. At the IP level, just let them play! No need to keep a running score, remember it’s about skill development not the score!
How long should periods, shift lengths be?
For one-hour time slots, you can play 2 x 18-20 minute periods (2-minute shift lengths). In our model on page one, during a one hour practice you can have a rotation game zone with multiple skills stations.
What about the officials, do we need them?
For IP practice with game zone you can have a coach assist with the cross-ice game. Have a young official be in uniform and drop the puck and get used to acting like an official but do not call penalties. If a young player does continually commit penaltie(s) direct him off the game area for a change and have his coach talk to him about that behavior. Have the young official drop the puck at the beginning of the game. If you want to drop the puck after each goal, have the young official do so or simply throw the puck in the corner and let the kids keep playing. The young official will get the opportunity to get the feel of the game, how to skate to keep up to the play and with the smaller area how to move to keep out of the play. All of these officiating aspects help ensure we develop & promote experiences for on-ice officials, which is an investment or the game as a whole.
What about off-sides, icings?
For cross-ice hockey there are no off-sides or icings, just let the kids play! The players will have ample time to learn these rulings at the later stage (Atom).
What do we do after a goal (face-offs?)
At IP level, you can designate an area or draw a line using bingo dabber that players on team that scored have to skate back to give team who was scored on time to regroup. If using a coach/official they can place puck in designated area for play to continue, be flexible! If hosting a jamboree style, officials can drop puck and set-up face off or use designated line ruling as suggested in bullet 1.
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What size nets should we use?
Recommended for IP – 2 x 3 – 3 x 4 or smaller. If you don’t have the smaller nets, try flipping net over using bottom size. Use regular size nets if no other option is available.
What coaching levels do you require for IP?
Coaches are required to have Coach Level 1 Trained to assist at the IP level. CLICK HERE for the HNL coaching requirements document.
Should there be full time goaltenders?
For IP, no full time goalies. When using the smaller nets 2 x 3, goaltenders are not necessary.
What if we don’t have the boards, dividers?
If you don’t have the boards, use the dividers. If you don’t have the dividers, use coaches to put puck(s) back into play. Use pylon to divide the zones.
Should games still be 5 vs. 5?
Improvise! Try 4 on 4, 3 on 3. Depending on the numbers available. Whatever keeps the players moving and engaged. Cater to your needs! If for example you have 15 players, could split into two games, with buffer zone.
How much do you smaller nets cost?
Prices will range on shipping costs, how many you’re ordering (Starting at $500). More information on Page. 4
How much do foam dividers cost?
Prices will range on shipping and quantity ordered. Standard foam divider set will start at $1500.00. With foam dividers there is an option to have screen windows added to the divider this would allow the potential to put sponsor logos on the divider. This can help drive the cost down for the purchaser.
Foam dividers Boards
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How much do the boards cost?
Custom boards with cart to easily transport and store, can start at $6500. With boards, you can put sponsor logos on, to help drive costs down for the purchaser.
Is there funding available through Hockey NL for IP/Youth development equipment?
Yes, if your Minor Hockey Association needs financial assistance to purchase equipment for their Initiation Program, they can apply for up to $500.00 of funding CLICK HERE to view an application form.
Where can I purchase small nets, boards, foam dividers?
Paula Sealey Arena Services Athletica Sport Systems 519-747-1856 ext. 234
CLICK HERE to visit the HNL Initiation Program website.
CLICK HERE to view the IP/Novice Information Handout
CLICK HERE Hockey Canada Cross-ice hockey benefit video
Benefits of Cross Ice/Half Ice Hockey?
• Cross-ice vs. Full-ice: Puck Touches 2X More, Pass Attempts 2X More, Shot Attempts 5X More, Passes Received 6X MORE! • More children get a chance to play hockey. • Hockey IQ, or understanding the principles of the game, is being developed at a young age. • More children will experience a feeling of success when playing hockey. • The same exciting and fun environment as in a “real” game is created. • Both more and less gifted children will benefit from close/tight action on the ice. • Children are excited and motivated to continue playing hockey. • Hockey will be more appealing and rewarding to a wider range of children and their parents. • Group sizes become smaller which means learning and teaching will become more effective. • The close feeling of belonging to a team will motivate a child to participate with even greater enthusiasm. • More repetition/frequency in drills in one ice session. • More frequent line changes in the game means more ice time for each player. • Children remain active between their shifts with various activities in the neutral zone. • The feeling of being an important part of the action increases because of the small size of the rink. • The children have more energy with which they can improve their skills when they are skating 85 feet across the ice surface as opposed to the 200-foot length of the ice surface. • Playing on a smaller surface allows for more puck contact resulting in improved puck control skills. • Decision-making skills are enhanced as more decisions must be made more frequently at a higher 112 4 tempo. • Individual technical skills develop more quickly. • Scoring skills are enhanced since the players have more shooting opportunities and the child sized goal nets challenge the players to shoot more accurate. • More repetition for goalkeeper’s which improves reading of the game and reaction to changing game situations becomes more effective. • The game is full of continuously changing situations. • The speed in playing situations increases, which will require quicker mental and physical reactions by the players this is because there are no unnecessary breaks in the game.
More options for ice set ups:
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113 Novice Hockey Half-ice Guidelines
Rationale:
To build on the changes brought in at the Initiation Program level with regards to the sizing of ice space, equipment and other areas for the youth hockey development structure. Hockey NL has mandated that ALL novice hockey games beginning in the 2017/18 season, are to be played in a half-ice setup. The smaller ice surface will support more competitive, fun and overall better development for our youth hockey players.
The intent of this package is to cover off areas with regards to the implementation of the half- ice program for Novice hockey.
Ice Surface Layout:
With certain ice time restrictions and/or jamborees taking place at the Novice level a 4 team playing structure is possible, however 2 teams playing at the same time with a development zone is the recommended ice surface layout.
Using dividers or half-ice boards, two different options are: 1. 2 teams playing: Divider at red line/or far blue line (Picture #1 Below) *Can use other half of ice for buffer zone and development zone for other teams/players to practice skill work. 2. 4 teams playing: Divider at red line and have two games taking place at one time (Picture #2 Below) *If using buzzer system, game & shifts must start at same time.
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Net Placement: 2 Teams Playing: One net is to be placed on the goal line (original crease markings), the second net is to be placed on the red ice line, using the centre dot for guide marking of placement (net centre of dot), this will allow for play to proceed behind the nets in each zone.
Net Placement: 4 Teams Playing: One net is to be placed on the goal line (original crease markings), the second net is to be placed 5 feet in front of the centre ice red line using the centre ice dot as a guide marking. Divider would be place behind the nets on the centre ice red line to divide into two separate ice surfaces.
Dividers: Dividers must be used to separate the ice/zones, half ice boards are encouraged to enhance the experience but are not mandatory.
Nets: Smaller nets are encouraged for the Novice age group, however if not available Associations can use the regular size net.
Pucks (Blue 4oz & Black 6oz): The blue puck is to be used throughout the Novice hockey season. Black 6oz pucks can be introduced at the last half of season in a practice setting, not to be used for games.
Benches: Depending on ice set-up being used, teams may have to share bench(es).
Game Warm-Up Time: The recommendation is to provide a 2-3 minute warm-up prior to the start of each game.
Game Time & Shift Length: Recommended game times are 2 x 18 minute stop time periods. Shifts are to be two minutes in length and a buzzer will be utilized to signal a shift change, the clock is to stop the time during the shift change(s).
Face-offs: Shift Change Face-off: A face off will take place after each shift change, utilizing the one of the ‘4’ face off dots in the respective zone. The official will determine what dot the face off will be held, determined where the play finished at the buzzer.
Goaltending Covers Puck Face-off: When the goaltender covers the puck, and is un-playable the official is to blow the play and drop the puck on the left or right side of the net/dots. *When 4 teams are playing, space will be tighter in the neutral zone due to the nets being moved up, and the official may need to have the face-off just passed the neutral dots on the left/right side to allow more room for each team to set-up.
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Goal or End/Start of Period Face-off: Face off is to be taken in the middle of playing surface. This can be identified by the official, suggestion is to use a bingo dabber or ice marker to label a dot close to the middle of the playing surface.
Puck over the divider face-off: In the event that a puck travels over the divider, an official will retain the puck and a face off will take place at the dot closest to where the puck went out of play.
Off-sides and icing: There are NO offside or icing calls for a half-ice game.
Penalties: If a player(s) takes a penalty, that player is to be taken off to his/her respective bench and the team that receives the infraction call will play shorthanded for the remainder of that shift only.
Scoring: 2 teams playing can use the main arena scoreboard. 4 teams playing, can utilize the flip scoreboards used for volleyball/basketball etc.
Scheduling: Ideally Novice groups would be scheduled following IP groups to allow limited transition of dividers etc.
Playing Numbers & Roster Size: The game structure will consist of 5 vs. 5 plus 1 goaltender for each team. Hockey NL understands the unique challenges of roster size consistency throughout the province. The recommendation is 12-14 players at the Novice level with 1 rotating goaltender.
Officials: The guideline is a minimum of one official per game to a maximum of two per game. These officials are responsible for goal/penalty calls, face off determination etc. The goal is to help develop our youth officials and communication skills essential for official development.
How much do you smaller nets cost?
Prices will range on shipping costs, how many you’re ordering (Starting at $500). More information on Page. 4
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Half Half Boards Dividers
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How much do foam dividers cost?
Prices will range on shipping and quantity ordered. Standard foam divider set will start at $1500.00. With foam dividers there is an option to have screen windows added to the divider this would allow the potential to put sponsor logos on the divider. This can help drive the cost down for the purchaser.
How much do the boards cost?
Custom boards with cart to easily transport and store, can start at $6500. With boards, you can put sponsor logos on, to help drive costs down for the purchaser.
Is there funding available through Hockey NL for IP/Youth development equipment?
Yes, if your Minor Hockey Association needs financial assistance to purchase equipment for their Initiation Program, they can apply for up to $500.00 of funding CLICK HERE to view an application form.
Where can I purchase small nets, boards, foam dividers?
Paula Sealey Arena Services Athletica Sport Systems 519-747-1856 ext. 234
Benefits:
• Decision-making skills are enhanced as more decisions must be made more frequently at a higher tempo. MORE Puck touches, pass attempts, received passes, shot attempts. • Puck touches, shot attempts, passes received all increase! • Individual technical skills develop more quickly. • Scoring skills are enhanced since the players have more shooting opportunities and the child sized goal nets challenge the players to shoot more accurate. • More repetition for goalkeeper’s which improves reading of the game and reaction to changing game situations becomes more effective. • The game is full of continuously changing situations. • The speed in playing situations increases, which will require quicker mental and physical reactions by the players this is because there are no unnecessary breaks in the game. • With development zone set-up, players can remain active improving their skills. • More repetition/frequency in drills in one ice session. • The close feeling of belonging to a team will motivate a child to participate with even greater enthusiasm. • Hockey IQ, or understanding the principles of the game, is being developed at a young age.
117 4 Frequently Asked Questions:
What about not learning offsides or icing, will that hurt a player’s development?
No, a player will have lots of time to learn offsides and icing as they progress to the Atom level. The recommendation is that coaches teach the players in the last part of the season the fundamentals of icing and off-sides but the main focus in strictly on the players skill(s) development. It’s encouraged that coaches teach their player(s) to be engaged in the play and play within their respective positions.
What about goaltending at the Novice level, where do we draw the crease?
A recommendation is to use the bingo dabber to mark the crease. Dimensions to be used will be determined by the net size. Recommend start at goal post, draw out 3 feet and draw back to far post.
Are we allowed to have full time goaltenders?
Currently there is no mandate at the Novice level for goaltenders not to be full time. However, we recommended that the goaltending position is rotational and all players have an attempt throughout the season.
Please submit any questions to [email protected]
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5 Phase 3 Phase 1/3 of Season 1/3 Ratio of practices of practices Ratio as same games to 1 phase / 1 3 practices Game 1 Maximum per Jamboree team • • • Phase 2 Phase 1/3 of Season 1/3 Change in practice practice in Change ratio game to / 1 2 Practices Game 1 Maximum per Jamboree team • • • no games no - Phase 1 Phase 1/3 of Season 1/3 Month 1 Month / 1 3 Practices Game 1 Maximum team per Jamboree • • • Novice Seasonal Structure Seasonal Structure Novice Reminder Hockey that Novice is all about skill development and acquisition verses competition.
119 MINOR HOCKEY AAA PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES (AS AMENDED 2014)
Preamble: Hockey NL offers a AAA program for teams competing at the AAA Provincial Championships. This program is meant to supplement the local minor hockey association. Players/coaches first priority shall be to the guidelines set out by their local minor hockey association. This program is not an entity on to its own rather it was developed for the enhancement of players who require a higher level of competition.
*Paragraphs 2 and 3 of this section do not apply to teams participating in the Provincial Pee Wee or Bantam AAA Leagues
1. Divison, Zones, Host Association, Host Sites a. Divisions: Pee Wee, Bantam, Minor Midget b. Zones: The following zones are eligible to send representation to the provincial tournament: Tri-Com, St. John’s, Tri Pen, Central, Western and Northern. c. Host Association: Identified annually by the respective Minor Director. d. Tournament Host Sites: Rotates through the defined zones on an annual basis.
2. Coach and Team Selection a. The Head Coach and Director of Operations shall be selected by the respective Hockey NL Minor Director and approved by the Minor Council Chair. Preference will be provided to personnel who are currently active with a minor hockey association. b. The respective Minor Director in consultation with the Minor Council Chair shall select the Assistant Coach and Safety Person for each team after the completion of the selection process. c. Any male or female player registered in the Midget division with their respective minor hockey association may be eligible to participate subject to the guidelines set out by their local association. All players and coaching staff shall be in good standing with their respective association to be eligible to participate in the AAA program. Associations are responsible to inform their Minor Director if a player or coach is not in good standing. d. All teams will be selected by an evaluation process involving two independent evaluators and the respective Head Coach. The Minor Council Chair in consultation with the respective Minor Director shall appoint the independent evaluators for each zone and team, and the evaluators shall not have a child(ren) participating in the AAA program. The cost associated for the independent evaluators shall be included in the selection process registration fees. e. The Director of Operations, or designate, shall conduct an orientation session during the first selection camp.
120 f. The selection process shall include a minimum of six hours to a maximum of twelve hours of ice time. g. A maximum of $10 per hour per participant shall be charged for all selection camps. h. The practice to game ration during selection camps shall be 1:1.
i. All selection camps shall start no later than November 1st. Teams shall be selected and team rosters submitted to the Hockey NL office along with the following information by no later than November 22nd. i. Name of Team ii. Division iii. Name of the person responsible for the team iv. Team Roster of nineteen (15 skaters, two goaltenders and two alternates) v. Team Colors
3. Team Operation a. There shall be a maximum of five hours of practice per week with a maximum of three hours on ice. b. All exhibition games, tournaments and travel shall require prior approval by the respective Minor Director or Minor Council Chair. c. Each team shall be allowed one out of province tournament per season and shall require a travel permit approved by the Minor Council Vice-Chair d. All teams shall present to their respective Host Association and Minor Director, an annual operation budget by no later than December 7th and a year-end financial statement by no later than April 30th.
4. Provincials a. Representation: Each zone shall declare its participation in the provincial championship by no later than December 31st of each season. b. Team Withdrawal: Teams or leagues withdrawing shall be assessed a fine in the amount of two thousand dollars {$2000.00} c. Respecting Rules and Regulations:maximum of three hours on ice. i. To be eligible to participate in a Provincial Championship, a team must have respected all Hockey Canada and Hockey NL Rules and Regulations. ii. Teams failing to send a representative to the meeting held prior to the Provincial AAA Championship shall result in the Head Coach being suspended for the first two {2} games that his/her team participates in. iii. Teams failing to participate in the opening ceremonies of the Provincial AAA Championship, if applicable, shall result in the Head Coach of said team being suspended for the next two {2} games following Opening Ceremonies.
121 122 Female Hockey Rules and Regulations 2018-2019 (These rules are referring to girls who register and play female hockey)
1.0 Female Hockey Program Eligibility:
1.1 Female Entry Age Rules:
DIVISIONS AGE ELIGIBILITY a. U20 Open to female players fifteen (15) to nineteen (19) years of age in the current playing Season.
b. U15 Open to female players fourteen (14) years of age and younger in the current playing Season.
c. U12 Open to female players eleven (11) years of age and younger in the current playing Season.
d. Novice Female Open to female players eight (8) years of age and younger in the current playing Season.
e. Initiation Female Open to female players six (6) years of age and younger in the current playing Season.
1.2 A player may not register and play under a second registration in the same season unless properly released from the initial registration in accordance with Hockey Canada regulations. Associations, at their discretion, may dual sign a minor female player on both a female and minor team in accordance with regulation 101, where applicable.
2.0 Player Movement:
2.1 Players play in the division their age dictates unless they have been evaluated by either (1) a member of Hockey Development or (2) the Association’s Technical Director. If neither 1 nor 2 are available, the highest coach level in their association. Players must be found to be too strong for the division they are moving from.
2.2 Where associations do not have sufficient numbers to register a team, a” Request to Pick Up A Player” form must be forwarded to the Female Zone Coordinator . This form must be signed by the President of the two associations involved. The Zone Coordinators response will be forwarded to both the Female Chair and the Hockey NL Office. Verbal request will not be entertained. Requests to pick up female players must be submitted on the Female pick up forms. Pickup forms are required for ALL exchange of players between divisions and/or associations.
123 3.0 Female Hockey Team Registration
3.1 Players have to be registered in a Female Hockey program to play on any female teams in exhibition games and invitational tournaments.
3.2 All teams must have a female on the bench, either as a coach, assistant coach, trainer or manager. This person must have all necessary Hockey Canada and Hockey NL certifications.
3.3 All Tournaments and exhibition games are to be submitted using the Tournament Sanction Form at least 3 weeks prior to the event. Once approved by MHA President and zone coordinator - the form is to be submitted to the Hockey NL office to be sanctioned. All teams attending the tournament are to be listed on the form.
3.4 Female Teams must use the Travel forms found under Forms in the Female section on the Hockey NL web site. Travel form is required for ALL team movement outside their own association. Fines will be assessed for non- compliance.
3.5 All interdivisional play (female teams vs minor teams or female teams playing another female team in a higher division) must be approved by the zone coordinator using the Tournament Sanction Form and signed by the MHA President. If playing a minor team the minor area director must approve as well. If approved by both zone coordinators and MHA president the exhibition game or tournament has to be sanctioned by the Hockey NL office. These forms are to be submitted at least 3 weeks prior to the game or event. Each request will be reviewed on a case-by case basis and number of games approved may be limited in a season.
4.0 Guidelines for Player Pick-ups:
4.1 Pickups must come from the home association first. In all cases, the oldest players will be picked up first. i.e.: U20 will pick up a third year U15 and U15 will pick up a third year U12. 4.2 If there are not sufficient numbers in the home association, the association will have the opportunity to pick up players from their closest neighboring association. 4.3 Player can only be picked up from one division lower. (U20 will not be permitted to pick up a player from U12). 4.4 Exemptions for these guidelines may be made for goalies. 4.5 Teams may only pick up 4 under age players. (Passed September 2013) 4.6 Eight year olds are not eligible to play in Provincials. Exception: Four eight year olds can be picked up for a Provincial U12 team provided they do not displace another age appropriate player in that division in the Province. (Passed June 2015) 4.7 Youngest player eligible to be considered as an underage player is an eight year old as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season.
124 5.0 Female Hockey League Play: 5.1 Where associations agree to open boundaries to form a league, players from these associations must be registered and playing in the league to be eligible to participate in the female Regional or Provincial Tournaments.
5.2 Where boundaries have been opened to allow pooled teams, players will register with the host association of the respective division.
5.3 Players in pooled leagues will either return to their home associations for Provincials or attend as the registered team from the league.
5.4 Pooled Leagues and/or Zone league play will have to submit to the Zone Coordinator a league rules and regulations for the including league finals formats. These leagues would be organized by the MHA’s Female reps with the input from the Zone Coordinator. These leagues will have to be approved by the Female Exec Committee prior to the start of the league.
6.0 Provincial Tournament Rules:
6.1 Girls who do not register and play on female teams will only be permitted to play in the Female Provincials after all female divisional players are accommodated on teams. Then only to a roster of 12. 6.2 Players who attend post-secondary schools and return to their home associations for Provincials must have attended 50% of their games and practices. 6.3 Any player who is registered with or plays with a team outside the province of Newfoundland and Labrador will not be permitted to participate in the Female Provincial Tournament. 6.4 Players who refuse to try out and/or attend the Provincial Tournament with their home association will not be permitted to be picked up by another team. 6.5 Goalies may be permitted to be play in a higher division in Provincials if they continue to honor their commitment to their own division and only when an age appropriate goalie cannot be found. This would require the approval of the Female Zone Coordinator. This applies to age appropriate goalies only. 6.6 A goalie or player cannot play for two teams in the same Provincial Tournament. 6.7 Teams who refuse to travel to a designated site for provincials will be removed from the grading and the Minor Hockey Association will be fined $2000 of which $1000 goes to Host Association and $1000 goes to Female Council. Players are not eligible to be picked up by any other teams. 6.8 To be placed on the grading, teams must have 12 players, one of whom is a goalie. 6.9 The first grading report will be presented at the September meeting. The second grading will be posted on the Hockey NL web site by January 27. Only teams who have their rosters filed with the Hockey NL Office by January 10th will be put on the second grading. Teams will have 7 days to request to move and the final grading will be posted February 3.
125 6.10 Request for changes (this includes additions or deletions) on the grading must 6.10 Requestbe made forby changesthe Female (this Rep includes of the additionsAssociation or anddeletions) signed onby thetheir grading President. must beFemale made Forms by the are Female on the Rep Hockey of the NL Association web site under and signed Female. by their President. 6.11 FemaleTeams mayForms pick are up on players the Hockey to a maximum NL web site of 19,under at Female.the discretion of the 6.11 TeamsFemale mayCommittee, pick up playerstwo of whom to a maximum must be goalies.of 19, at the discretion of the 6.12 All teams must have a female on the bench, either as a coach, assistant Female Committee, two of whom must be goalies. coach, trainer or manager. This person must have all necessary Hockey 6.12 All teams must have a female on the bench, either as a coach, assistant Canada and Hockey NL certifications. coach, trainer or manager. This person must have all necessary Hockey THESE GUIDELINESCanada ARE and IN Hockey ADDITION NL certifications. TO THE MINOR HOCKEY PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT PROCEDURES AS OUTLINED IN THE MINOR DIRECTORY THESE GUIDELINES ARE IN ADDITION TO THE MINOR HOCKEY PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT PROCEDURES AS OUTLINED IN THE MINOR DIRECTORY
Female AAA League Rules and Regulations Female AAA League Rules and Regulations 1. Player Eligibility
1.1. Pee Wee Female ages 11-12 as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season. 1. Player Eligibility 1.2. Bantam Female ages 13-14 as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season. 1.1. Pee Wee Female ages 11-12 as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season. 1.3. Midget Female ages 15-17 as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season. 1.2. Bantam Female ages 13-14 as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season. 1.4. In order to be eligible to participate in AAA, players must register and play in their 1.3. minorMidget hockey Female association. ages 15-17 as of Dec. 31 of the current hockey season. 1.5.1.4. AnIn orderexemption to be mayeligible be tomade participate for a team in AAA, from players the application must register of of ruleand 1.4.play Toin theirdo this,minor the hockey Female association. AAA Team must notify the female committee in writing prior to the start of the AAA program that the team will be provided with weekly practice 1.5. An exemption may be made for a team from the application of of rule 1.4. To do time and exhibition games to continue player development. this, the Female AAA Team must notify the female committee in writing prior to 1.6. thePlayers start are of tothe register AAA program and try that out thein their team appropriate will be provided zones. with weekly practice time and exhibition games to continue player development. 1.7. All players must register and be in good standing with their Minor Association to 1.6. Pattendlayers try are outs. to register Player andmust try continue out in their to be appropriate in good standing zones. with their association to remain on a regional team. 1.7. All players must register and be in good standing with their Minor Association to 1.8. attendPlayers try must outs. attend Player their must designated continue Provincialto be in good AAA standingTournament with totheir be eligibleassociation to toattend remain the on Atlantic a regional AAA Championshipteam. or out of province tournaments. Should a player not attend their Provincial AAA Tournament without just cause then said 1.8. playerPlayers would must notattend be eligibletheir designated for a regional Provincial team AAAthe followingTournament season. to be eligible to attend the Atlantic AAA Championship or out of province tournaments. Should a 1.9. All rostered players are to attend Atlantics unless just cause (illness/injury or player not attend their Provincial AAA Tournament without just cause then said death in the family). Failure of a Player to attend Atlantics without just cause will player would not be eligible for a regional team the following season. not be eligible to participate in the AAA league or HPP the following season. 1.9. All rostered players are to attend Atlantics unless just cause (illness/injury or 1.10. Players who fail to attend 100% of Regional AAA team play without just cause shalldeath not in thebe eligiblefamily). for Failure regional of a team Player play to attendthe following Atlantics season. without Player just orcause team will DOPnot be must eligible notify to theparticipate AAA Administrator in the AAA leaguein writing or HPPfor approval. the following season. 1.11.1.10. IfPlayers no AAA who team fail existsto attend in a 100%zone, ofa playerRegional that AAA resides team in play that without zone may just make cause a writtenshall not request be eligible to her for zone regional coordinator team play to participatethe following and/or season. try Playerout for or another team teamDOP must in the notify AAA league.the AAA If Administrator the both zone in coordinators writing for approval. approve, the player attend selection camp or be placed on an AAA team that is in need of players for league 1.11. If no AAA team exists in a zone, a player that resides in that zone may make a play. This player must be committed to attend all AAA league games. written request to her zone coordinator to participate and/or try out for another team in the AAA league. If the both zone coordinators approve, the player attend 126
2.0 AAA League Team and Coach Selection:
2.1 Teams must carry a minimum of 15 skaters and two goalies. If a full complement of players does not tryout for the team every effort must be made to complete a full roster. 2.2 All regional teams must have a host association in place prior to selection camp. The host association is not financially responsible for any financial obligations, the team must be self-sufficient. The host association may make other reasonable stipulations as it sees necessary. The team must obtain a letter from the Association President indicating that they are agreeing to act as the host association. This letter is to be forwarded to the AAA League Administrator/Chair. Teams should inform the Female Zone Coordinator of jersey colors to prevent potential conflicts. 2.3 Teams are required to name affiliates for all player positions before the Affiliate deadline. 2.4 Coaching staff must consist of at least a Head Coach, Assistant Coach, Trainer and Director of Operations. All coaching staff must have the required certifications that would permit them to participate in Atlantic Championship tournaments. Also, the Midget coaching staff must have the qualifications to attend the Esso Nationals – Midgets. 2.5 Applications for coaching positions will be reviewed by the Female Committee Chair, AAA League Chair and the Zone Coordinator. If there is a conflict of interest another person will be selected to replace the person in question. 2.6 Teams must hold Selection camp and have selections made prior to October 1 of the current hockey season. Selection camp must consist of, at least, two events on different weekends. Players must attend at least one camp unless a medical note is received prior to the start of the camp. 2.7 The AAA League Administrator/Chair must receive a list of players (including date of birth and home association) attending Selection Camp prior to the camp. 2.8 The Bantam AAA team will have the option to carry a maximum of three Pee Wee age players, (this does not include goalies) to bring their numbers to 15 skaters. A Pee Wee player cannot displace a Bantam age player. 2.9 The Midget AAA team will have the option to carry a maximum of three Bantam age players (this does not include goalies) to bring their numbers to 15 skaters. A Bantam player cannot displace a Midget age player. 2.10 The Peewee AAA team will have the option to carry a maximum of three second year Atom players (this does not include goalies) to bring their numbers to 15 skaters. An Atom player cannot displace a Peewee age player. selection camp or be placed on an AAA team that is in need of players for league play. This player must be committed to attend all AAA league games.
2.0 AAA League Team and Coach Selection:
2.1 Teams must carry a minimum of 15 skaters and two goalies. If a full complement of players does not tryout for the team every effort must be made to complete a full roster. 2.2 All regional teams must have a host association in place prior to selection camp. The host association is not financially responsible for any financial obligations, the team must be self-sufficient. The host association may make other reasonable stipulations as it sees necessary. The team must obtain a letter from the Association President indicating that they are agreeing to act as the host association. This letter is to be forwarded to the AAA League Administrator/Chair. Teams should inform the Female Zone Coordinator of jersey colors to prevent potential conflicts. 2.3 Teams are required to name affiliates for all player positions before the Affiliate deadline. 2.4 Coaching staff must consist of at least a Head Coach, Assistant Coach, Trainer and Director of Operations. All coaching staff must have the required certifications that would permit them to participate in Atlantic Championship tournaments. Also, the Midget coaching staff must have the qualifications to attend the Esso Nationals – Midgets. 2.5 Applications for coaching positions will be reviewed by the Female Committee Chair, AAA League Chair and the Zone Coordinator. If there is a conflict of interest another person will be selected to replace the person in question. 2.6 Teams must hold Selection camp and have selections made prior to October 1 of the current hockey season. Selection camp must consist of, at least, two events on different weekends. Players must attend at least one camp unless a medical note is received prior to the start of the camp. 2.7 The AAA League Administrator/Chair must receive a list of players (including date of birth and home association) attending Selection Camp prior to the camp. 2.8 The Bantam AAA team will have the option to carry a maximum of three Pee Wee age players, (this does not include goalies) to bring their numbers to 15 skaters. A Pee Wee player cannot displace a Bantam age player. 2.9 The Midget AAA team will have the option to carry a maximum of three Bantam age players (this does not include goalies) to bring their numbers to 15 skaters. A Bantam player cannot displace a Midget age player. 2.10 The Peewee AAA team will have the option to carry a maximum of three second year Atom players (this does not include goalies) to bring their numbers to 15 skaters. An Atom player cannot displace a Peewee age player.
3.0 Championship Play:
3.1 Teams confirm their intention to attend Atlantic AAA Championship and the Esso Nationals (if winning Atlantic Championship) by attending the Provincial AAA Tournament. If a team wins the right to attend the AAA Atlantics and then decides not to attend a $2,000 fine will be levied on the team. This fee will be used to assist the substitute team to attend. 3.2 Teams travelling to Atlantic AAA Championships must pay all expenses related to the travel. This includes a branch representative at their own requested mode of travel and accommodations. Hockey NL will pay the branch representatives meals. 3.3 Should the team representing Hockey NL win the Atlantic AAA Championship they automatically advance to the Female Midget Nationals. Travel, accommodations and meals for the team and coaches will be paid for by Hockey Canada. A Branch Rep is included with the team. 127 Respect in Sport Parent Program
The Respect in Sport Parent Program is an effective and informative online training program for parents of active children. This unique certification program complements Respect in Sport for Coaches/Activity Leaders by reinforcing a parents role in a child or youth’s activities, encouraging positive sport behaviours, and providing insight into the various roles other individuals (such as coaches and officials) play. This program empowers parents to ensure the safety of their children, encourage positive and effective communication, and to enhance a child’s fun and camaraderie of the activity.
This program is mandatory for all parents.
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5. Why me, I am a good parent…Respect in Sport for Parents promotes key values in providing a positive, safe and respectful environment for all participants in sport.
It offers tools to ensure your child is not involved in any way with abuse, neglect, bullying and harassment.
It helps you developing a more pro-active involvement in your child’s activities, and you become a deputy for your organization’s values.
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128 129 Breakaway is about the Future … about Kids…
We are pleased to introduce the Breakaway Foundation Inc. to all children in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Incorporated in 2012, Breakaway is a non-profit organization with the goal of providing financial assistance to youth of Newfoundland and Labrador who dream of playing minor hockey. The organization is lead by a volunteer Board of Directors, with representatives from the entire Province. All involved have a deep passion for minor hockey and a strong commitment to ensure the success of Breakaway. Working in partnership with Hockey NL, Breakaway will support in the development of youth hockey, healthy lifestyles, and provide an opportunity for all kids to participate in hockey, regardless of financial situations.
Since its launch in June 2012, a strong framework has been developed for the organization and Breakaway has received tremendous support from the local hockey community, minor hockey associations and the corporate community. Breakaway Foundation has broadened the ability for financial assistance with incredible progress and advancement since its Incorporation in 2012. The 2013/2014 season supported 12 children in the province by providing $5870.00 to minor hockey associations for children and youth to play minor hockey. To date we have supported approximately 340 children across the province with over $120,000 of funding.
The ongoing success of Breakaway Foundation is entirely based on volunteer fundraising efforts such as our annual Gala, ticket sweep and support from local minor hockey communities and associations. For any questions on how Breakaway can support your association and registrants, please visit www.breakawayfoundation.ca contact [email protected], or call 709-489-0908.
We look forward supporting you and minor hockey in Newfoundland and Labrador this 2018/2019 season.
EVERY KID DESERVES TO PLAY...
Breakaway Foundation 2018 - 2019 Board of Directors Debbie Doyle – President Steve Power – Vice President Ray Fowler – Treasurer Stephanie Spencer – Secretary ([email protected]) Gus Crane – Past President Jack Lee – Director, Hockey NL Liaison Peggy Wakeham – Director at Large Avalon Vacant – Director at Large Western Arnold Kelly – Director at Large Labrador Joe Twyne – Directot at Large Eastern Vacant – Director at Large Central Seamus O’Keefe – Director Michael King – Director Kyle Downer – Director 130 Thank you to our generous sponsors A very sincere thank-you to our advertisers. We appreciate your support and would like to ensure that it is your generosity that makes possible the many opportunities we provide the children who participate in our programs.
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146 contacts at a Glance Avalon Mark Sexton...... 237-7799 / 763-1339 ���������������������[email protected] Baie Verte Jeff Quiqley...... 532-6640 �������������������������������������������[email protected] Bay Arena Michelle Russell ������������������������������������������������������ [email protected] Bay D’Espoir Carolyn Smith...... 538-3582 / 290-0126 �����������[email protected] Bell Island Dwayne Yetman...... 693-6248 ����������������������������� [email protected] Beothic Joy Stagg...... 536-9330 ����������������������������������������[email protected] Bishop’s Falls Robert Temple...... 258-7256 ��������������������������� [email protected] Bonavista Leigh-Ann Ryder...... 468-5074 / 468-4038 �������������������[email protected] Botwood Sherry Sharron...... 257-4857 / 486-1725 ����������������� [email protected] CB Regional Pat Carroll...... 691-0589 �������������������������[email protected]
Cee Bees David Kennedy...... 596-2489 / 597-3404 �����������������[email protected] Churchill Falls Scottie Blake �������������������������������������������������������������������������������[email protected] Clarenville Steve Thistle...... 727-1793 ��������������������������������������[email protected]
Corner Brook Jackie Simms...... 638-3773 ������������������������������������������� [email protected] Deer Lake Darren Fitzgerald...... 635-2263 ��������������������������������������������[email protected]
Fogo/Change Island Jordan McKenna...... 658-7273 / 673-6411 �����������������������[email protected] Gander Shawn Wells...... 622-2402 ��������������������� [email protected] Govertown Dean Ralph...... 533-6622 / 533-7779 �����������������������[email protected]
Goulds Lesley Newell...... 727-7749 ����������������������������[email protected]
147 contacts at a Glance Grand Falls-Windsor Mark Gill...... 293-4441 �������������������������� [email protected] Green Bay South Mark Walters...... 441-6615 / 263-6733 ������������� [email protected] Gros Morne Robert Bugden...... 458-3124 / 458-8619 ���������������������[email protected] Harbour Breton Jonathan Hynes ��������������������������������������������������������������������� [email protected] LaScie Jamie Matthews...... 297-1052 ��������������������������������� [email protected] Labrador West Junior Humphries...... 944-1864 ���������������������������[email protected] Lake Melville Shawn Brown...... 897-5036 �������������������������������������[email protected] Lewisporte Rodney Foss ������������������������������������������������������������������[email protected] Marystown Jack Branton...... 279-2225 / 277-2457 ����[email protected] Mount Pearl Trevor Murphy...... 725-1152 ��������������������������������[email protected] Northeast Tim Best ������������������������������������������������������������������������������[email protected] Paradise Greg Barton...... 691-4152 �������������������[email protected] Placentia Jamilee Fitzpatrick...... 226-0840 ��������������������� [email protected]
Port Aux Basques Krystal Blackler...... 695-3184 / 454-1546 �������������[email protected]
Sheshatshiu George Cabot...... 899-1091 �������������������������������������������[email protected] Southern Shore Tracy Coady...... 363-7189 ����������������������������[email protected] Springdale Trenton Johanson...... 668-1328 ����������������������������������������[email protected]
St. Anthony Cara Hancock...... 454-6525 ��������������������������������[email protected]
St. John’s Jack Casey...... 745-5510 / 687-0886 �����������������[email protected]
148 contacts at a Glance St. Pierre Claudio Detcheverry..... 011-508-55-18-85 ���������������� [email protected] Stephenville Genny Duffenais...... 649-9436 �����������������[email protected] Straits Della Parrill...... 456-2679 / 456-6291 ����������������[email protected] Torngat Mts Lisa Ivany...... 922-1375 / 922-1546 �������������������� [email protected] Trinity Placentia Dennis March...... 683-2522 ���������������������������������[email protected] Twillingate Lisa Lewis...... 884-5737 �����������������������������[email protected] Twin Towns Dwanna Dobbin...... 861-8062 ��������������������������������[email protected] United Towns Lynn Downey ����������������������������������������������������������������������[email protected]
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JULY 2019 AUGUST 2019 S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 28 29 30 31 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 31 152 WORLD’S FINEST CHOCOLATE
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