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Lower-Level Team Managers

Duties

  • Keep team website current with pertinent information, i.e., outdoor ice, team gatherings, etc.
  • Be liaison/manage info for team pictures & CCHA policies.
  • Send out communications to the team as necessary (weekly/biweekly is recommended).
  • Communicate with the coaches, level commissioner as needed.
  • Organize team building activities.

Position Details

Position Lower-Level Team Manager
Position Description Prime contact for team communication, assists coach, schedules team events and logistics.
Term Length 1 Season (You can be a team manager for more than one season, but you must sign up each year).
Stipend No
Time Commitment 7 hours per month
History Folder No

TOURNAMENTS

Please contact each tournament director for all tournaments your team is participating in to be sure that they have your contact information and confirm that all dues have been paid to participate in that tournament.

The CCHA Treasurer (treasurer@cchockey.org) can also verify if gate fee is due for your tournaments.

TEAM CONTACT CARDS

Many teams like to use small, compact team contact cards that have Player name and number along with parent cell phone information. The Excel spreadsheet below has 2 options in it. 

  1. Sheet 1 is an all-vertical option.
  2. Combine sheets 2 and 3 to make a second option - print the player side of the card at 100% of normal size and the parent side at 75% of normal size.  Then cut them to match size, marry them and then laminate.

PARENT/TEAM MEETING

At the beginning of the season, please contact teammanagement@cchockey.org to reserve a room at CCC or Victoria Rec Center to hold a Parent/Team Meeting.

Room reservations are for team meetings only - no parties!

  • Chaska Community Center: If you go through the Team Management Coordinator you can book the room for free at CCC. 
  • Victoria Recreation Center: There is a small fee charged back to teams for meeting rooms at VRC.

Parent/Team Meeting topics could include coach expectations for the season, slush fund information, team game duties/needs, team page, team events/service events, etc.

It is best to schedule team meetings before or after
one of the first team practices.

Typical Lower-Level Team Manager Schedule & Responsibilities

Ongoing Monthly Tasks Sept / Oct Nov / Dec Jan / Feb March / April
Keep team website current with pertinent information, i.e., outdoor ice, team gatherings, etc. Complete your USA Hockey registration & background check. Communicate any team pictures schedule and ordering information to team. Update website. Communication as needed. Prepare for Hockey Hoopla.
Communicate with the coaches, level commissioner as needed. Set up team webpage. Work with webmaster as needed. Remember that there is no "undo" function when making edits, so be careful! Keep website updated. Communication as needed. Coordinate end-of-season needs; Jamboree, coach gifts, etc.
Be liaison/manage info for team pictures & CCHA policies. Attend Team Manager training session and complete SafeSport training. Prepare for Pond Hockey Classic.
Send out communication to team as necessary. Coordinate team (parent and player) kick off meeting in conjunction with the coach.
Organize team building activities. Organize team folder with team/player contact information, coaches' contact information and certification numbers, and any other pertinent information.
Work with the Coach on outside dry land requirements.