the Code throughout the year.
resorting to hostility or violence.
4. I will never ridicule or yell at my child for making a mistake or losing a game.
any player, including opposition players.
that officials are being developed in the same manner as players.
remove verbal and physical abuse from youth hockey games.
play in a manner consistent with the team's strategy or plans.
explain how skill development will benefit my child.
Coordinator or local youth hockey association representative.
from their use at all youth sports events.
the discipline and the social skills learned and acquired.
16. I will remember that my child plays hockey for his or her enjoyment, not mine.
· PLAY FOR FUN! Be Team player and get along with your teammates.
· No swearing or abusive language on the bench in the rink or at any team function. Fighting will not be tolerated. Fighting will result in an appearance before a Discipline Committee.
· No lashing out at any official no matter what the call is. The coaching staff will handle all matters pertaining to officiating.
· I will conduct myself in a befitting manner at all facilities (ice rink, hotel, restaurant, etc) during all team functions.
· RESPECT your coaches, teammates, parents, opponents, and officials.
· Any player or team official who cannot abide by these rules or violates them will be subject to further disciplinary action.
· Display good sportsmanship. Always respect players, coaches and officials.
· Act appropriately; do not taunt or disturb other fans; enjoy the game together.
· Cheer good plays of all participants; avoid booing opponents.
· Cheer in a positive manner and encourage fair play; profanity and objectionable cheers or gestures are offensive.
· Help provide a safe and fun environment; throwing any items on the ice surface can cause injury to players and officials.
· Do not lean over or pound on the glass; the glass surrounding the ice surface is part of the playing area.
· Support the referees and coaches by trusting their judgment and integrity.
· Be responsible for your own safety – be alert to prevent accidents from flying pucks and other avoidable situations.
· Respect locker rooms as private areas for players, coaches and officials.
· Be supportive after the game – win or lose. Recognize good effort, teamwork and sportsmanship.