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Team Managers are REQUIRED to use this link to report any spectator ejections (even if they are allowed back in the facility) at ANY game (home/away), and/or USAH sanctioned tournaments.
If there is an ejection of a spectator there (should) be 2 reports received. One from the team manager of the location the incident happened and the team manager of the team the spectator is associated with.
LEARN TO PLAY
Learn to Play can help your child learn and grow in all aspects of life. Playing hockey helps improve children’s physical fitness while strengthening their mental health, encouraging leadership behaviors, fostering character development, and teaching important life lessons.
Coaches & Officials- check to see if you need to level up your CEP, Background check and Safe Sport training.
https://courses.usahockey.com/public/
#1 USA Hockey Membership
Player/Coach/Official/Volunteer Registration
#2 Safe Sport Training
ANNUAL - 3 season cycle (1-full training, 2&3- refresher). **AND Birth years (2004-2005-2006) Youth are required to take SafeSport training. If they are playing 19U Girls, and/or HS/BSHL hockey **
#3 Background Screening
EVERY TWO YEARS.
The above link is designed to give those who witness any alleged zero-tolerance violations by spectators toward officials, players or other spectators during a youth hockey game.
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING!
Live Scoring Instructional Video
Click here to watch a step by step demonstration on how to live score a game.
***10U divisions -- ONLY Quick Score (QS) games! Do not click on the time, click on QS.**
MAHA Grow the Game
MAHA Grow the Game Director Russ Barnett has put together the following document to share growth ideas here in the state. Please reach out to Russ at lineman70@live.com to share your ideas on how MAHA can continue to Grow the Game.
10U Half-Ice rules.
10U Half-ice playing rules will be updated soon. Check back later or ask your associations MAHA rep.
MAHA Officiating Abuse - Zero Tolerance Policy
The MAHA Board has passed the MAHA Officiating Abuse - Zero Tolerance Policy. This policy will be in effect immediately. Please make sure that all within your local associations and USA Hockey registered adult groups are aware of this policy.
USA Hockey Player Safety, Fair Play and Respect along with Acceptable and Non-acceptable Body Checking examples.
USA Hockey recently released its Declaration of Player Safety, Fair Play and Respect. Along with examples of acceptable body checks and non-acceptable body checks. Please find that information in the links below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=fsFucwoX--Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-zaNHNI3wc&feature=youtu.be
Declaration of Safety, Fair Play and Respect.
The video to the right shares examples of acceptable and unacceptable body checking to help educate all involved in the sport as to the intent of the Declaration, which is focused on player safety and moving our sport forward.
It should be noted that USA Hockey supports legal body contact and body checking. The culture shift is an on-going effort to eliminate 1) hits from behind, 2) late hits and 3) hits to the head by more clearly defining body checking.
USA Hockey MATCH Penalty requirement for rule 601 (e3)
Please click the link to view the new MATCH penalty requirement for anyone that uses hateful or discriminatory language. USA Hockey rule 601 (e3). https://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/1061121
The Program Services site is a resource center for local youth association leadership. Its goal is to provide local associations with the tools necessary to deliver the best youth sports experience in their community. These include growth and retention programs that associations can easily apply in their own structure.
Pete Kamman
MAHA Executive Director
Kari Riley
Webmaster
