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Coaches Manual
JUNIOR – 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Board of Directors
Welcome – Junior Season
Coaches Polices
League Policies
A Look At The Season
 Draft Protocol
 Most common Questions
 First Team Get Together
 Parent Meeting
 Prior To Your First Game
 After The Game
 Seasons End
6. Evaluation Form EXAMPLE
7. Coaching Philosophy
 Characteristics of Coaching
 It’s All About The Kids
 What Parents Expect of Coaches
 Sportsmanship
8. Fair Play Codes
 For Coaches
 For Athletes
 For Parents
9. Sending In Scores
10. A Few Helpful Hints
11. Western Challenge Cup info
12. Arena Addresses
13. Important Dates
14. Notes
2014 Board Of Directors
President: Dave Hall
Contact Number: 604-996-6393
[email protected]
Vice-President: Cindy Van Geel
[email protected]
Secretary: Kriston Dean
[email protected]
Treasurer: Terry Koffman
[email protected]
Registrar: Rebecca Robinson
Contact Number: 778-580-8242
[email protected]
Head of Coaches: Kerns Punia
[email protected]
Scheduler: Lisa DeBruyn
[email protected]
Equipment Manager: Stefan Neff
[email protected]
Referee In Chief: Mike Morisson
[email protected]
Referee Assigner: Bob Pulko
[email protected]
Sponsorship & Fundraising: Kristina Peters
[email protected] / [email protected]
Statistics/Web Manager: Vacant
[email protected]
East Coordinator: Brad Moore
[email protected]
2014 VBHA Season – JUNIOR
Hello all and welcome to the 2014 Ball Hockey season. I would like to take this time to thank you for
volunteering your time to coach in the junior division. I recognize most, if not all of you in this division,
have been involved over the years as a coach, board member or parent of a player and have a good
understanding of what to expect.
Please be reminded you are dealing with older teenagers, some who have been playing for several years
now and others who have signed up for the first time. You will see very few females in this division but
rest assured, if the girls are choosing to play, they know what they are up against. Attitude, cockiness,
competitiveness and aggression are very apparent on and off the floor in this division.
As a coach, the message you send to your players must be clear and concise. Ball hockey is a noncontact recreational sport that has many reasons to work hard and be competitive, but the league
encourages fair play and fun and wants all players to enjoy playing. Win or lose, sportsmanship, respect
and integrity must shine through.
Fair play is at the forefront of every division. Coaches must be aware this is not a rep program,
therefore power play lines and double shifting should not come at the cost of a child’s right to be on the
floor. Do not send a message of this type to any child as it does not match our leagues mandate.
Please read through this package from beginning to end and become familiar with its’ content.
All coaches require a clear criminal record check and Respect in Sport Certification. This is
mandatory and non-negotiable. Failure to comply will result in the lost opportunity to draft
your team and removal from the bench until it is complete. A 2 minute bench minor penalty
will be assessed at the start of every game if any coach is noted on the bench during any regular
season or playoff game who has not provided proof of both requirements. Only the Head Coach
and one (1) Assistant Coach can attend draft night. Each team can protect two (2) players only,
their own child and the child of their assistant. Where a Head Coach has 2 children, only those
2 players can be protected and the Head Coach will need to select his assistant after the draft is
complete. VBHA will insure up to 5 coaches per team, but only a maximum of 3 coaches are
permitted on the bench at one time. All Coaches must be in good standing with all
requirements completed (Criminal Record check and Respect in Sport). Parents, siblings and
other spectators are not allowed on the playing surface during games or practices. This is nonnegotiable.
Player disciplinary action has been implemented to act as protection for our coaches. The head
coach of each team will need to be in attendance when any member of their team requires a
meeting with the leagues disciplinary committee. This will give the committee a chance to hear
the coach’s side and give the coach a chance to call a player out for their inappropriate actions.
This information can be used in decision making for disciplinary action. It also provides an
opportunity for the coach to make sure their player is being treated in a fair manner.
I am excited about the upcoming season. Please feel free to contact me throughout the season with any
questions or concerns you may have.
It is important at this age to take your practices seriously and make every effort to plan ahead
and be organized. Keep an open line of communication with your parents and make yourself
approachable.
Please understand you have volunteered to ensure that all players, regardless of their skill level
enjoy their time playing ball hockey. It is a privilege to coach whether it is your first time or you
are well seasoned. Take the opportunity to make a lasting impression on these kids. We are in
control of the memories, let’s be sure they are positive
Thanks
Kerns Punia
Head of Coaches - VBHA
604-813-7350
VBHA COACHES POLICIES
1. All game ejection penalties given to a coach will be reviewed by head of coaches and
Disciplinary committee, with the outcome to vary based on situation
2. All coaches are expected to have their players in FULL equipment at all practices/games
Failure to comply could possibly result in practice time being revoked for remainder of
season due to insurance policies.
3. All coaches must submit a team list to include player name, contact name, e-mail
address and jersey #’s to the Head of Coaches no later than April 15th of current season.
Failure to do so will result in loss of scheduled practice time until the information has
been received.
4. Report any safety issues of any arena and or practice facility (outdoor box) immediately
to the Scheduler
5. All coaches MUST check their e-mail regularly during current season, as this is most
efficient means of communication between coaches and Head of Coaches
6. All coaches during current season are considered representatives of VBHA and will be
expected to ensure the proper conduct of their team while in the use of arenas and or
practice facilities (foul language, Garbage, explicit lyrics in team music)
7. Coaches must report any damage their team may be responsible for to the Head of
Coaches and to the facility in which it took place immediately following any game or
practice
8. All western applications must be submitted prior to April 1st of current season
9. All coaches are responsible for reminding ALL players that at any given time they may be
in mixed company, whether it is in a change room or outside of the change room
heading to and from the shower. Respect must be considered at all times for players,
parents and siblings.
VBHA LEAGUE POLICIES
1. All Head Coaches must have Respect In Sport completed by April 1st and a valid
Criminal Record Check completed or proof of receipt issued to the association by
Feb 28th; If they do not, the team will start the game with a 2 minute bench minor
penalty until both are completed and the ineligible coach will be removed from the
bench.
2. All Assistant Coaches must have Respect In Sport completed by April 15 th and a valid
Criminal Record Check completed or proof of receipt issued to the association by
April 15th; If they do not, the team will start the game with a 2 minute bench minor
penalty until both are completed and the ineligible coach will be removed from the
bench.
3. All Team Managers must have a valid Criminal Record Check completed or proof of
receipt issued to the association by April 15th; If they do not they will not be
permitted on the bench to fill in for a coach who may be absent
4. All Head Coaches must be 21 yrs of age or over to Coach Peewee and below. Must
be 25 years of age to coach Minor – Junior
5. Consent to use a child’s photo is indicated by the guardian on the registration form.
Coaches and/or Team Managers will be responsible for reviewing registration forms
in order to be aware of any child on their team who does not consent to having
photos taken.
6. NO practice cancellation unless due to severe weather or safety concerns (ie.
canucks game, too many games that week, does not qualify)
7. No Game forfeit unless approved by the Board of Directors
8. At the start of each game each team must have a min of 2 certified coaches up to a
max of 3 coaches on the bench. No more than 3 Certified Coaches on the practice
floor
9. Head coach must attend the disciplinary meeting if one of his players is required to
do so.
10. VBHA encourages no parents in the dressing room during such time players are
dressing or undressing with the exception of young players who require assistance.
All other parent admittance will be at the discretion of the head coach of each team.
11. Two (2) Coaches must be present in the dressing room at all times or in the case of
one coach needing to leave the dressing room, the other Coach must remain in the
OPEN doorway between the dressing room and hallway
12. Cell phones and other devices with cameras are not permitted for use in the
dressing rooms by players or coaches.
13. Coaches failing to provide equal playing time for his /her players shall be given a
verbal warning by the head of coaches. Failure to comply will result in a written
warning and probation. Any further failure to comply will result in a meeting with
the disciplinary committee who will determine appropriate action which may
include suspension of the coach for the remainder of the year.
14. No parents are to be on the floor or on the player benches at any time during
practices or games unless permission has been granted by a member of the Board of
Directors. Players and coaching staff only
15. MAP facility users are to ensure all equipment and arena are locked up (no
exceptions)
16. The league requires that all coaches upon arrival to the arena must ensure there is
an alternate change room or area (when possible) available for any female players
on the team to change before and after the game
17. A 5 goal differential will be adhered to for all regular season and playoff games. The
scoreboard should not reflect more than a 5 goal spread
18. NO PLAYER CALL UPS – at no given time is a coach permitted to call up or borrow an
associate player from another team to fill rosters during regular season or playoffs.
Result of doing so will be a game forfeit
19. Coaches cannot request to coach more than one team within the same division and
will not be given the position of head coach for a second team in another division
unless deemed necessary to coach shortages
A Look At The Season
As a Coach, your first task of the year will be to draft your team. The head coach may have only
one (1) assistant coach that accompanies them to draft night. Each team can protect two (2)
players only, their own child and the child of their assistant. Where a Head Coach has 2
children, only those 2 players can be protected and the Head Coach will need to select his
assistant after the draft is complete. The head coach and assistant’s child will be selected when
they appear in the window based on the previous year’s player evaluation results. SEE DRAFT
PROTOCOL for more information.
When the draft is completed and the rosters are finalized it is the responsibility of the head
coach to look over all registration forms. Pay close attention to medical conditions and be sure
to speak with the parent regarding any concerns you may have. Don’t be afraid to ask
questions.
The league requests you complete contact with parents/players within 4 days of the draft to
introduce yourself and let them know you are their coach. When speaking with them, confirm
the information on their registration sheet is correct. ie. email address, contact numbers, etc.
There is a no trade policy in effect. Any parent’s requests during initial contact with their coach
can be forwarded to the registrar but the league position is that no trades are made.
VBHA Draft Policy
***NOTE: In order to be eligible to draft a team all Coaches must have completed their Criminal
Record Check or provide proof of receipt by February 28th of the current season
1. The order of the draft shall be determined by random selection of cards. Each head
coach shall ask to draw a card from a deck of cards
2. The team that draws “ACE” gets the first pick
3. If there is no head coach at the draft, then the designate will draw the card
4. Selections are made by groups. The number of teams in the division determines the size
of the group; for instance…….. If there are 5 pup teams, the first selection will open to
the first 5 players on the draft list. As a player is selected, the group is adjusted to
always include 5 players
5. “FULL” time goalies starting at Peewee division and up, will be presented to you on a
separate draft form. They will be available for selection after the first round of picks and
will be open for the remainder of the draft for that age group. Coaches may select (1)
one full time goalie from the list and will not be permitted to select from the list again
until ALL teams have drafted one goalie. (the association cannot control the number of
goalies registered to play full time and are aware that some divisions may be short
goalies while others will have more than the number of teams) This will place teams in
a position where they may have more than one goalie
6. Starting with the oldest players, all “evaluated” players in the same birth year are
drafted first. “NEW” players and “non-evaluated” players returning after 2 years will
not be included on the draft list and will be randomly drawn by each coach in the order
of the draft
7. All players in the draft are grouped together in “birth year” and are ranked according to
evaluation score
8. All “evaluated” players from the first birth year are selected, before selecting the “new”
or “non-evaluated” players from the same birth year.
9. All “new” or “ non-evaluated” players from the same birth year are then selected before
moving to the next birth year
10. Protected players (children of coaches and/or assistant coaches shall be selected in the
order that they appear in the draft) Head Coach is allowed to protect 2 players only (ie.
His own 2 children or one of his own and one other child which may be his/her Assistant
Coach)
11. Head of Coaches will provide Registrar with a list of the Head Coaches in each division
and a possible Assistant to be noted on draft sheets
12. Siblings are indicated on draft sheets where requests have been made to place them on
the same team. Special requests approved by Executive are also noted
13. Once draft is complete, the coaches will receive the registration forms of the children
they have selected
14. Coaches should review the player registration forms THE LEAGUE POSITION IS THAT NO
TRADES ARE TO BE MADE!
15. If it is the opinion of a Coach that a legitimate trade request is required he must go
through the following procedures;
a. Approach registrar or designate to request of trade
b. The request will be reviewed by the registrar and other executive members in
order to obtain permission to grant this request
c. Agree with the coach that the trade request is legitimate and the trade is for fair
value
IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ
 When Team Rosters are finalized, the head coach or designate will complete a “team
list” and forward to the head of coaches at [email protected] no later than April
15th. Failure to comply will result in the loss of scheduled practice time until the
information has been received by the Head of Coaches
 The team head coach, or designate, will call all the parents/players on his team within 4
DAYS of the draft to inform them of their child’s selection to the team
 If at this point, a parent has requests for their child to be moved to a different team, the
parent must request this move with the registrar. No player trades are to be made by
any coach after the parents are called. If the request by the parent is deemed to be
legitimate by the Board of Directors, then the coaches involved will be contacted to
complete the trade.
The following information will help you be prepared when the parents have questions for you
during your initial conversation.
Most Common Questions
1. Who else is on our team? (Have your players list with you!)
2. What equipment is needed? (See the list below and let them know it’s on our website!)
 CSA Approved Helmet
 Good running shoes that have short laces to avoid constant tying up and/or tripping
hazard
 Jock and/or Jill
 Soft elbow pads
 Soft knee pads
 Shin guards
 Hockey gloves
 Hockey stick (no plastic sticks to be used)
3. When is our first practice? (You most likely will not know when you will be practicing
yet. Let them know you will practice once a week but the day, time and location is still
to be determined.)
4. What days will our games be? (Most likely the schedule is not available yet. Let them
know the seasons start date and that the schedule will be posted on the VBHA website
as soon as it becomes available.)
5. Do you need any volunteers? (A Team Manager is a necessity as this frees the Coach up
to do what he is intended to do, Coach!! Depending on how many coaches you have this
is a great time to welcome any help. Let them know right away that they need to have a
criminal record check done and complete Respect In Sport. Forms can be found on the
website and RIS can be accessed through the Coaches/Managers link on the website.
Managers are required to complete a criminal record check and it is recommended they
take Respect in Sport. It will be mandated in the coming years.)
6. What’s our team name? (The most common way to select a name is to let the kids
vote! Tell the players if they have any ideas to bring them to your first practice!)
7. Have you coached before? (Let them know about yourself and who your child is!)
8. Are we having a parent meeting? Yes, and let them know when! (After the first
practice works well)
You will be advised when Equipment and Jersey’s will be available for pick up. Ideally this
should happen before you first practice. VBHA's Equipment Manager will ensure you receive all
the gear and additional materials required. Once you are in possession of the equipment, it is
your sole responsibility and you are expected to return it in its’ entirety, exactly as you received
it. Please advise your players that jersey’s must be returned and in good condition with name
bars and letters removed. Please advise your players that NO IRON on name bars or letters are
permitted or they have purchased their jersey! Any jersey un-returned will result in their jersey
deposit not being refunded.
First Team Get Together
It's important to arrive early. Parents are anxious to meet you and put a face to a name.
Introduce yourself and make yourself accessible as parents and players are arriving. Have your
practice skills planned and organized beforehand. Explain to your players right from the start of
the first practice what your expectations are ie. Full equipment, no shooting the ball during
instruction, stop when you here the whistle etc….. This is instrumental in having successful
practices throughout the year and also sets you up for success! Distribute team jerseys as soon
as possible, in the fairest manner possible. You will need to come up with a team name,
encourage the player’s to offer their ideas and suggestions and decide as a group.
Parent Meeting
The sooner this meeting takes place the better, at the end of the first practice is ideal.
Introduce your Assistant Coaches and Team Manager if you have those in place already. If you
don't, this meeting is the time to reach out for help. Be sure to explain the league rules to the
parents and your expectations as a coach (ie. contact you or the manager if they will miss a
session, remind them they are not permitted on the playing surface and any rules you may have
about parents in the change rooms). Set time frames for arrival to practices and games and
lead by example! Encourage open communication with the coaching staff and team manager!
Prior To Your First Game
Have a team name picked and send it into [email protected]. Be sure all the players have all the
necessary equipment and that it fits properly. If you are rotating goalies have a fair plan as to
the way you will rotate the goalies and let them know. Refer to helpful hints to make sure you
have everything in your bag. Ensure your team manager has sent the schedule for games and
practices to you parents/players. Keep your team info in your bag and on the bench to access
emergency contacts and care card numbers if necessary. Always keep a spare game sheet in
your bag just in case and be aware that the Home team is responsible for bringing the game
sheet and running the score clock. Make sure to list all your players on the game sheet if you
are expecting them or not. Take a few minutes before the game to go over your line
combinations. Remember equal playing time is non- negotiable. Let the season begin.
After The Game
Teams are expected to line up and shake each other’s hand as well as the referees, regardless
of the game result. This teaches good sportsmanship right from the start! If it is observed that
any player or coach chooses to not participate in the handshake, the head of coaches will be
contacted and disciplinary action may be taken. It is a good idea for coaches to have a
reflection period after each game with other members of your coaching staff. Please clean up
after yourselves. The dressing room should be treated with respect and be ready for the next
teams use. The coach or team official should be the last one to leave the dressing room/arena
and be sure all players are accounted for.
Season’s End
Ball hockey is a short season!! I hope this package will guide you to a successful one! At the
end of the season, you will be asked to evaluate the players in 5 categories each out of a score
of 5 (see attached evaluation form example). This ensures they are placed properly in the draft
for the following season. Forms will be forwarded to you via e-mail and you will be expected to
attend an evaluation meeting that will be scheduled near the end of the season.
All teams are expected to attend the season wind up whether they are playing in the final game
or not. Players will be presented with Medals and in some divisions, awards. Jersey’s and
equipment must be returned no later than June 20th. Separate dates will be scheduled by the
Equipment Manager the week following wind-up. Please ensure you have collected all jersey’s
from your players and hand them in as a set.
It’s always a great idea to plan a year-end windup to celebrate the success of your team. As a
Coach, you need to feel great about developing players, teaching them team work and
sportsmanship. These are only a few accomplishments that will take place throughout the year
and they should be celebrated!!!
Now the last thing to do is to look for next year’s registration dates and do it all again. Wishing
everyone a great successful season!!!!!!!
Kerns Punia
Head of Coaches
Coaching Philosophy
A concise statement can be found in the 3M National Coaching Certification Program. Coaching is
about helping other people improve and achieve their goals in and through sport. It also means
creating an environment in which this can take place.
Provide every participant in a sport program with a positive experience
Every individual who chooses to participate in a sport program must have the opportunity to have a
positive experience. The benefits and satisfaction must be such that they will be motivated to
continue participating.
Provide an opportunity for participants to achieve their full potential in sport
Each individual has unique interests, abilities, and talents that characterize him/her. Each
participant must be provided an equal opportunity to explore his/her interests and to develop
his/her skills and abilities. Sport programs must challenge each participant relative to his/her goals
and capabilities.
Use sport as a personal development tool
Sport enables a participant to challenge him/herself, the environment, and others. It also gives the
participant an opportunity to interact with others. In itself, sport is neither good nor bad, however,
it can be a vehicle for good.
Coaches are encouraged to expand their skills not only through the philosophies of this document,
but also through the attainment of coaching certificates offered by various organizations such as:
 Canadian Hockey Association (CHA)
 National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP)
Characteristics of Coaching
As a general rule, all coaches do the following:
1. Instill the love of sport in a fun and safe environment.
2. Promote participation and encourage participants regardless of their ability level.
3. Provide support to athletes in areas such as training, physical, tactical and mental
preparation. Work towards improving the athletes competitive abilities.
4. Work to develop athletes in the long term.
5. Use sport as a means of developing the individual in a holistic fashion.
6. Teach values through sport.
7. Help athletes become as good as they can be.
8. Create conditions whereby sport is a positive experience and the athlete's self esteem
is enhanced.
It's All About The Kids
Reasons Why Children Participate In Their Favorite Sport
In a study of 2,000 boys and 1,900 girls from 7th to 12th grade, Ewing & Seefeldt (1987) asked children
to prioritize what motivated them to participate in their favorite sport in school. The top ten reasons
were:
1. To have fun
2. To improve their skills
3. To Stay Fit
4. To participate in an acticity at which they succeeded
5. To have fun competing with others
6. To exercise
7. To be part of a team
8. To compete
9. To learn new abilities
10. To win
What Parents Expect of Coaches
According to a British Columbia Sport Parents Survey from the Ministry of Government Services Sports
and Commonwealth Games Division parents ranked what they expected from coaches of their kids.
They are:
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Make Sport enjoyable
Respect children as individuals
Be a knowledgeable leader
Be Safety conscious
Act in a mature and adult manner
Be fair
Respect rules and officials
Give equal opportunity for playing time
Plan activities effectively
10. Be approachable
11. Strive to win
Sportsmanship
Sports-man-ship
Unction: noun
Date: 1745
: conduct (as fairness, respect for one’s opponent, and graciousness in winning or losing)
becoming to one participating in a sport
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Play fair, take loss or defeat without complaint or victory without gloating
Treat others as you wish to be treated
Respect others and one’s self
Impose self-control, be courteous, and gracefully accept results of one’s actions
Display ethical behavior by being good (character) and doing right (action)
Be a good citizen
The following information regarding Fair Play Code of Conduct for Coaches, Players and
Parents is taken directly from the CABC (Coaches Association of BC) website. We encourage
you to visit the CABC website http://www.coachesbc.ca/ for lots of valuable information to
assist you while Coaching our youth.
Fair Play Code For Coaches
1. I will be reasonable when scheduling games and practices, remembering that young
athletes have other interests and obligations.
2. I will teach my athletes to play fairly and to respect the rules, officials and opponents. .
3. I will ensure that all athletes get equal instruction, support and playing time.
4. I will not ridicule or yell at my athletes for making mistakes or for performing poorly. I will
r e m e m b e r that children play to have fun and must be encouraged to have confidence in
themselves.
5. I will make sure that equipment and facilities are safe and match the athletes' ages
and abilities.
6. I will remember that children need a coach they can respect. I will be generous with
praise and set a good example.
7. I will obtain proper training and continue to upgrade my coaching skills.
Fair Play Code For Athletes
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I will participate because I want to, not just because my parents or coaches want me to.
I will play by the rules, and in the spirit of the game.
I will control my temper - fighting and "mouthing off' can spoil the activity for everybody.
I will respect my opponents.
I will do my best to be a
true team player.
6. I will remember that winning isn't everything - that having fun, improving skills, making
friends and doing my best are also important.
7. I will acknowledge all good players/performances - those of my team and of my
opponents.
8. I will remember that coaches and officials are there to help me. I will accept their decisions
and show them respect.
Fair Play Code for Parents
1. I will not force my child to participate in sports.
2. I will remember that my child plays sport for his or her enjoyment, not for mine
3. I will encourage my child to play by the rules and to resolve conflicts without resorting
to hostility or violence
4. I will teach my child that doing one’s best is as important as winning, so that my child
will never feel defeated by the outcome of a game/event
5. I will make my child feel like a winner every time by offering praise for competing fairly
and trying hard
6. I will never ridicule or yell at my child for making a mistake or losing a competition
7. I will remember that children learn best by example. I will applaud good
plays/performances by both my child’s team and their opponents.
8. I will never question the officials’ judgement or honesty in public.
9. I will support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from children’s sporting
activities.
10. I will respect and show appreciation for the volunteer coaches who give their time to
provide sport activities for my child.
Send In Your Scores!
Both Teams are Responsible for entering game scores.
HOME team enters the game score.
AWAY team verifies the game score.
STEP 1
The coaches will be sent a administration login and password via email from the VBHA
Administrator.
To login, you must visit our Website home page and on the left bottom corner you will find
our administration login; here is where you enter the login and password provided to you.
Please keep this information confidential and in a safe place.
SEE EXAMPLE LOGIN INFORMATION BELOW
Important information on entering and verifying game scores.
Valley Ball Hockey mandates a five goal differential rule. For example if the game was 6-0,
The coach or manager will enter the score as 5-0 in the team administration login. This
information will automatically load into the website standings.
NOTE: VBHA does not permit any players stats to be entered and uploaded onto the website
through the team administration login system.
We do not approve of individual player stats being kept!
STEP 2
SEE EXAMPLE BELOW TO ENTER SCORES
A Few Helpful Hints
 Bring a lock to your games. Be sure to lock your dressing room door during
practices and game time
 Mesh bag for player’s valuables. Be sure to keep this bag of valuables
(keys, wallets, cell phones) on the bench with you during game time.
 Multipurpose screwdriver in your equipment bag (great for repairing
helmets)
 Hockey Tape
 First Aid Kit (provided by league)
 Ice Packs
 Assign parents to volunteer as scorekeepers at home games as soon as you
have your team schedule. It’s easier to assign them, tell them that’s their
responsibility and if it doesn’t work for them THEY need to make
arrangements to change with another set of parents on the team
2014 WESTERN CHALLENGE CUP
WHERE: Langley BC
WHEN: July17th –July20th
U11 Division
Players born: 2003 & 2004
U13 Division
Players born: 2001 & 2002
U15 Division
Players born: 1999 & 2000
U17 Division
Players born: 1997 & 1998
U19 Division
Players born: 1995 & 1996
If you would like to be considered as a Head Coach for one of these divisions,
please contact:
Kerns Punia
Head of Coaches
604-813-7350
[email protected]
Valley Ball Hockey Association
ARENAS
George Preston Rec Ctr
20699 - 42 Ave. Langley
604-533-0423
Aldergrove Arena
2882 - 272 St. Aldergrove
604-856-8221
Langley Events Ctr
7888 – 200 St. Langley
MSA Arena
2323 Emerson St, Abbotsford
McLeod Sports Box
213 St. & 57A Ave.
Cloverdale Arena
6090 - 176th St., Surrey
604-502-6410
Minoru Arena
7551 Minoru Gate, Richmond
604-718-8465
N. Surrey Rec. Centre
10275 - 135 St. Surrey
604-502-6300
Sungod Arena
7815 - 112 St. Delta
604-591-5566
Newton Arena
7120 - 136B St. Surrey
604-501-5045
Richmond Ice
14140 Triangle Rd. Richmond
604-448-5366
N. Delta Rec. Centre
114 St. & 84 Ave Delta
604-952-3045
Great Pacific Forum
10388 Nordell Court
604-930-8727
Planet Ice Maple Ridge
23588 - 105 Ave Maple Ridge
604-467-2883
Pitt Meadows Twin Rinks
11435 Bonson Rd, Pitt Meadows.
604-465-5877
604-859-4264
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
Draft Night and Coaches Appreciation – March 3, 4, 5 and 6
Twin Rinks – Ice House Banquet Room
Dates and Times for each division TBA
Pub Night
Date and Venue - TBA
Team Photos – April 15th and April 16th
George Preston Recreation Center – Schedule TBA
Season Wind-Up – Saturday, June 14th
George Preston Recreation Center
Jersey and Equipment Returns - TBA
George Preston Recreation Center
Provincials – June 19th – 22nd
Victoria, BC
Western Cup Challenge – July 17th – 20th
Langley, BC
Junior Nationals – July 30th – August 3rd
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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