Team Managers Team Managers play a vital role

Team Managers

Team Managers play a vital role in the success of individual teams. The team’s representative and acts as a liaison between the team/coach and parents.

Team Managers 1. Register for USA Hockey (Free!) https: //www. usahockeyregistration. com/login_input. action 2. Safe. Sport Program Training Obtaining your Safe. Sport Completion Certificate 1. Log in on website http: //training. teamusa. org 2. Click on “Your Courses” 3. Click on USA Hockey Safe. Sport Course 4. Click on “download certificate” 5. Save and print certificate 3. Background Screening Background screening is an important element of the Safe. Sport Program. Each coach, volunteer or employee who has regular, routine or frequent access to youth participants must have a background screening completed. www. pvaha. org

Team Manager Binders • Each club/team has different requirements. Please ask your club what they require. Team Roster This is the official roster (1 T form certified by USA Hockey). If a player is added to the roster, a supplemental roster will be sent. Changes may be made to the roster until 12/31. You will need these rosters, particularly at tournaments. USA Hockey Player Code of Conduct USA Hockey Parent Code of Conduct USA Hockey Consent to Treat form Score sheets Team stickers Manager’s Safe. Sport certificate (coaches too)

NEW: Level designations Mite = 8 U Squirt = 10 U Peewee = 12 U Bantam = 14 U Midget = 15 U, 16 U, 18 U

Game Day Home Team 1. Score sheet 2. Clock (off ice official must be un biased) 3. Penalty Box attendant Away Team 1. Stickers for score sheet 2. Penalty Box attendant Penalty box attendant: • Must be over the age of 18 • Must not be suspended player or coach • Must not “coach” from the box • Must not engage on ice officials • Door does not open until the clock reads 0: 00

Score Sheets #1: GAME NO. : Game numbers are found at www. cbhl. org under schedule #2: LEVEL: As designated on CBHL schedule. For example “ 10 U Wales”, “ 12 U Upper Patrick”, “ 14 U Lower Patrick”, “U 16 National” Must have both “names”! LOCATION: Name of rink DATE / GAME TIME: From schedule TIME ON ICE: Fill in time that you start the warm up clock HOME TEAM / VISITING TEAM: Club names

Score Sheets #3: NEW for 2014 -2015 Both teams MUST have stickers (No handwriting in roster – Exception with Mites) Sticker must include: 1. Players name and jersey number (line through those not playing or suspended – write “SUSP” next to name of suspended player(s) or coach(es) 2. Coaches name, CEP and level for all coaches on the bench 3. Manager’s name and email CBHL website – Avery label sticker template

Sticker Template TEAM NAME CBHL, TIER II # Last, First USA Hockey # # Last, First USA Hockey # # Last, First USA Hockey # # Last, First USA Hockey # # Last, First USA Hockey # HC Last, First, CEP #, USA Hockey # AC Last, First, CEP #, USA Hockey # MG Last, First, USA Hockey #, email address

Score Sheets #4: Scoring Records After a goal is scored, the official will skate over to you and give you the jersey numbers for the players that scored the goal and assists Record: • TYPE (in margin on score sheet for reference) “E” Evenhanded, “P” Powerplay, “S” Shorthanded, “O” Open Net Goal • PER Period 1, 2 or 3 • TIME Time on clock when goal is scored • TEAM “H” home team scored; “A” away team scored • SCORER Goal scorer (from official only) • ASSIST Assists (from official – if only one is given, draw line through second box

Score Sheets #5: SHOTS ON GOAL Check box each time a shot is made. Shots are defined as a puck going in the net if the goalie was not there. Stops by goalie that are wide of net are not shots, for example. At the end of each period, fill out the SHOTS ON GOAL for home and away teams. Total at the end of the game. Note time and name when (if) goaltender change and number of shots per goaltender.

Score Sheets #5: (Continued) SCORING SUMMARY: At the end of each period, fill out the number of goals for each team. Total at the end of the game. GOALTENDING SUMMARY: Fill in the goalie number, last name, minutes played, shots on net and goals against at the end of the game. TIME OUTS: Fill in period number and time on clock if time out is used

Score Sheets #6 PENALTIES HOME and AWAY • NO. : Jersey number of player • MIN: Minutes to be served • PENALTY: From official’s signal and description • PER: Period penalty served (if overlaps into two periods, record period the penalty began) • TIME OFF: Time on clock when the penalty is called • TIME ON: Time on clock when player returns to ice Example: If 2 and a 10, each one gets put on a line, not together. The “ 10” does not start until the “ 2” is over.

Score Sheets #7: STATISTICS ATTESTED BY: a. REFEREE: to be signed after game by all officials on ice b. SCORER: person who filled out score sheet’s name and signature c. COACHES: coaches to sign after game #8: SUSPENDED PLAYERS/COACHES: To be filled out if the home or away team had a suspension from previous game. The Coach or player is not to be on the bench if they are suspended.

Score Sheets #9: Distribution White, Yellow: Home Team Pink: Away Team Goldenrod: Officials (if needed) GAME REPORT Score sheets are to be submitted via email with PDF scanned attachment (preferred) or fax to the appropriate Statistician no later than 5 pm on the Tuesday following game. (Fine) 18 U/16 U/14 U Bob Orr • Email: cbhlstats 1@gmail. com 12 U/10 U Carrie Robertson • Email: cbhlstats@gmail. com Girls Divisions Bill Henry • Email: Henrywi@aol. com • Photo or scan score sheets to Bill 8 U Amanda Vacarro • Email: cbhlstats 3@gmail. com

Miscellaneous (yet important!) It is the responsibility of all home teams to provide personnel for scoring the games, running the clock and home team penalty box management. Keep in mind, parents assuming these roles are considered “off ice officials” and MUST refrain from comments to other teams, coaches, players, and officials. Focus must be on accurate management of the game at hand.