20142015 Season IHAA Board Introductions 20142015 Goals Travel Hockey 101 Key Dates Program Details Ice Time and Team Benefits Program Details Travel Benefits B Teams Cost Coaching Introductions ID: 793066
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Texas Jr. STARS Travel Program
2014-2015 Season
Slide2IHAA Board Introductions2014-2015 GoalsTravel Hockey 101Key DatesProgram Details - Ice Time and Team Benefits
Program Details - Travel BenefitsB TeamsCostCoaching Introductions
Wrap UpQ
&A
Agenda
Slide3IntroductionsPresident - Tom HildnerVice President - Amin ElaguizyMember at Large - Hugh ByrneSecretary - Carol Browning
Treasurer - Glenn StallopFundraising Director - Amanda RobertsonWeb Master - Bill Harris
Chaparral Ice - Angie Vaught / Jason Maurer
Director of Coaching - Ryan RayaDirector of Goalies - Hugh Byrne
Director of Female Hockey - Dan Mahoney
Director of Discipline - Jim Wallace
Director of Team Managers - Jenn Anderson
Director of Apparel - Jason Maurer
Registrar - Laura Morrison
Slide42 types of programs - Rec / CompCompetitive kids - Development = FunGoal 1 = Highest level of development in TXPractice and play against kids of similar level = Development
Practice together, Play together = DevelopmentSet the bar high - Be positive, but honest = DevelopmentPractice, practice, practice, but test skills in competitive environments = Development (~3.5 practices / game)
ADM skills base + Positional / Team Play = DevelopmentGreat Coaching = Development
Goal 2 - Make sure the kids have a great time!!
2014-2015 Philosophy / Goals
Slide5Association: TX Jr. Stars => DSTHL =>TAHA =>USA HockeyTeam SizeDSTHL Minimims are 10+1(SQ), 11+1(PW), 14+1(BT), 15+1(Midget) Max=18+2IHAA Rule of Thumb = 15 skaters + 2 goalies
Travel - Where / How much?20-21 regular season games + playoffs + 2 tournaments~10 weekend (assuming 3 game weekends) over ~6 monthsTyp. ~1-2 in Austin / SA
DFW and Houston typ. Other cities possible based on teams in division, scheduling, etc
Division Selection / Leveling TournamentLabor Day Tournament = Leveling Tournament
League places us in appropriate competitive level
Travel Hockey 101
Slide6Min 3 hrs. Instructional Ice Time/ Week, Squirts - Bantam Min 2 hrs. Instructional Ice Time/ Week, MidgetsHS available alsoProfessional Off-Ice Athletic Trainer - One 1 hour Session/Week per Team
Pre-season Training CampSpecialized Contact & Checking Clinics Weekly Goalie Clinics Annual Pond Gym Membership
Pond Hockey Academy Enrollment Experienced
& Knowledgeable Coaching Staff Personal Player Evaluations
Ice Time and Team Benefits
Slide7Competitive Level of Play Exposure to High Caliber Teams & Players Participation in DSTHL Leveling Tournament 20+ League Games Per Season
2 Tournaments per Season (Leveling + 1) Teams may opt to attend morePossible tournaments - Thanksgiving, Presidents day, MLK weekendTeam Bonding / Hockey Family
Travel Benefits
Slide8Based on interest level / numbersB team format similar to A team format.“Tournament format” vs. full DSTHL scheduleProvides for “Intermediate” levelPotential B Team
Slide9All interested must register - even if you will miss tryoutsTryouts free if registered before July 1st - After July 1 = $20All Players should plan on attending all 3 try-out datesExcused absences will be granted for previously planned vacations, etc.
Week 1 tryouts- July 14th-July 17th Players attending week 1 try-outs will be notified if they need to attend week 2Week 2 tryouts- July 29th- July 31st
This week of tryouts is for final selection (including players that missed week 1 due to excused absence)Final team rosters will be posted on IHAA website after final try-out.
Players missing all 3 tryout dates will be evaluated during first available team practice
Try-out process
Slide10June 30 - Free Registration endsWeeks of July 14 and July 28 - Try-outs Aug 8-10 - Pre-season Training CampWeek of Aug 11 (tent) - Practice Begins
Aug 16-17 - Body Positioning ClinicAug 30-Sept 1 - Leveling Tourney~Mid / Late Sept - DSTHL Scheduling meeting~End Sept / Beginning Oct - 1st games (Sept 28,2013)
~Early / Mid Feb Regular Season Games end (Feb 9, 2014)
~Mid / Late Feb - Playoffs begin (Feb 22, 2014)~Early March - Playoffs End (March 8, 2014)
Possible tournaments - Thanksgiving, Presidents day, MLK weekend
Key Dates
Slide11$3200 - $3600**Range based on 17 players/ team, 4-6 teams total*Costs above include all practice ice time, clinics, league fees, 2 tournament entry fees, coaching stipend, & necessary apparelFundraising Opportunities available for individuals
& teams to offset costsCost
Slide12Objective tryout assessment of players by combination of coaches and independent evaluatorsFormal coach select interview processSeason plans provided to all families so that they can follow the developmental pathSpecific developmental skill sets for each age
In season coach evaluations and monthly coach education sessionsCoaching / Development Plan
Slide13Goalie and skills specific clinics throughout seasonEnd of season skill evaluation and progress reportStandardized off-ice hockey specific training by dedicated Conditioning Coach
Coaches library for individual skill developmentCoaching Directory supervision and accountability to Season Plan
Coaching / Development Plan
Slide14Squirt - HC Rob MaffeoOmar HadiBranden MarshallEric PerardiPeeWee HC Amin Elaquizy
Neal DuncanBantam HC Don LinvilleIan McDougallJeff Bachick
Midget HC David MorrisonMichael Seaton
Coach Introductions
Slide15Thank You / Q
&A