Duties

• Keep team website current with parent game day responsibilities, tournament information, etc.
• Proactively manage tournament(s) details and logistics as information becomes available; (i.e. tournament roster, gate fees, pre-order t-shirts)
• Manage locker room monitors schedule & ensure D6 policies are followed.
• Work with scrimmage mgr./ice coordinator on updating the team calendar with scrimmages and practice changes.
• Update game stats to the webpage, send the head coach and D6 a copy of the scoresheet.
• Coordinate hotel accommodations.
• Organize locker room healthy snacks and drinks for tournaments.
• Be liaison/manage info for team pictures, CCHA fundraisers, CCHA policies

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.

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.

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.

Zero Award, Hat Trick Award, & Playmaker Award

(Eligible player categories are all players Squirt/10U and above.)

Minnesota Hockey has a long-standing tradition of providing our players with certain awards based on their achievements.  While the main focus should always be on the team and having fun, it is also important to reward those who push themselves to improve and attain a higher level of performance.

For that reason, Minnesota Hockey is proud to provide the following awards:

• Zero Award:  For a goalkeeper playing a complete game without allowing a goal.
• Hat Trick Award:  For a player scoring three goals in one game.
• Playmaker Award:  For a player registering three assists in one game.

To request these awards for your team, please submit the request form below to the address on it.

Player awards are distributed under the following conditions:

1. The recipient is a registered player.
2. The game was in league competition (not scrimmage or exhibition), a sanctioned tournament or a MN Hockey playoff involving only USA Hockey registered teams.
3. The game was officiated by registered USA Hockey referees.
4. Eligible player categories: All players Squirt and above.
5. A readable copy of the score sheet with the players listed is required with the application.
6. Limit of ONE of each award per player per season - (i.e. one Hat Trick, one Playmaker, and one Zero)

Roster stickers are intended to be used on paper scoresheets so that you don't have to fill out each players name & number by hand. The need for these has decreased significantly now that District 6 requires that all scrimmages & games are recorded using the Gamesheet App. In general, you should only need roster stickers in cases where Gamesheet cannot be used and a paper scoresheet is necessary (i.e. - out of state games/tournaments). This template is formatted to be printed with Avery 5163 labels that are 2" x 4 ".