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Yellowjackets Hockey Camp Sponsored by EHYHA & EHVH
by posted 06/23/2009
 
Yellowjackets Hockey Camp
Sponsored by EHYHA & EHVH
 
Dates:   August 17th, 19th, & 21st
Location: East Haven Rink
Times: 6pm, depending on Level
Levels: Mite – Bantam
Cost $100
 
Yellowjackets Hockey Camp will be an encompassing conditioning clinic, which will develop and sharpen the aspects of skating and the game knowledge.
 
Varsity high school coaches and players make up the training staff, whose focus is to incorporate individual teachings in a small group/rotational experience. Multiple skills will be addressed in each drill/training session.
 
Coaching staff will be EHVH coaches as well as other area high school coaches and EHUH players.
 
Contact your EHYHA head coach to reserve your player’s spot as soon as possible.
 
Click here for sign up sheet
 
For additional information, contact Ray Marsico at 203-627-4263

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2009-10 USA Hockey Registration
by posted 06/18/2009
 
As a reminder, there are many that have not submitted a 2009-2010 USA Hockey Registration. EHYHA would like all participates registration by July 31, 2009. Please log onto www.usahockeyregistration.com to register your child. Also all Coaches and Assistant Coaches need to register as well.
 
Please email all registrations to
 

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USA Hockey Level 4 Coaching Clinic
by posted 04/23/2009
 

The Level 4 clinic is now posted on the USA Hockey website.

It will be held July 31-August 2, 2009 at UCONN in Storrs, CT. Coaches can register on-line. Room reservations should be made by calling the Nathan Hall Inn, Storrs, CT at 860-427-7888 and request the USA HOCKEY COACHES CLINIC for the group rate prior to July 1, 2009. Room rates are $129.00 for a single or $139.00 for a double. Rates include a $10.00 Breakfast Credit per person. Parking is included.
 


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2009 - 2010 Coaches Named
by posted 04/13/2009
 
The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the following coaches for the upcoming 2009 - 2010 season:
 
Bantam A – Anthony Serio
Bantam B - Frank Greco
PeeWeeA – Mike Montesanto
PeeWee A1 – Ryan Michalowski
PeeWee B - TBA
Squirt A – John Pellegrino
Squirt B - Steve Childs
Mite A – Erik Forseilieus
Mite B – Brain Courtmanche
Mite House & Clinic – Phil Piasecki
 
 
Congratulations to all coaches! 
 

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Mandatory Helmet Rule
by Angelo Avallone posted 10/03/2006
 

CHC - USA Hockey Coaches Helmet Rule and Violations
ALL coaches MUST be wearing helmets on the ice during all practices.  This includes house and travel teams, as well as clinics. There has been plenty of time to communicate this rule, and compliance should be a given at this point.  But this has not been the case.  To date, approximately 10 programs and coaches have received warnings.  The rule is simple and does require 100% compliance by all CHC member programs and their coaches.

 

The rule is as follows.  A “modern” helmet must be used at all times when a coach is on the ice.  Enforcement is made through the punishment for each offense: 1st infraction = Warning; 2nd infraction = 1-game suspension; 3rd infraction = Match penalty.  Sanctions may also be imposed upon the program for wanton disregard of this rule.

The coaches not only need to wear an approved HECC helmet, but it must be worn correctly. I was dumbfounded at recently held coaching clinics where coaches not only didn't want to wear helmets, but those that did were upset when we asked them to fasten chinstraps. Some coaches had gone so far as to take the ear loops off the helmet so there was no place for a chin strap at all.

This is not only a safety issue now, but also an integrity issue. If we as coaches can't abide by the rules, how can we in good faith expect the kids we coach to abide by rules we set.

 


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