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Welcome to the 2023-2024 Season of Hayward Hockey

Hayward Hockey is committeed to providing great team athletic experience to our youth through affordability, quality coaching, accessible facilities and training opportunities!

The Mission of Hayward Hockey is to foster competitive, hardworking and respectful athletes who are committed to success. 

Hayward Hockey Goals:

  • To grow the sport of Hockey in Hayward (two teams at every level, including full co-op roster at girls U10, U12 and U14 levels.
  • To make hockey afforable to all families with children seeking to play
  • To provide quality coaching and mentoring at all levels 
  • To provide year round ice and for additional growth and skills development
  • To raise funding to support a new outdoor training facility, open to the public for additional opportunities

 


IDL - In House Development League for 8 yrs and Under

 

2023-2024 IDL Hockey

Welcome aboard and we are hoping for a great season of IDL Hockey!

A few things that all players/families need to be aware of for this season....

Parent Meeting: November 6 6:15 PM

Equipment Pick Up Nov. 6, 5-6 PM, Bring CheckBook or CC to have on file for Equipment Rental, Torn up once equipment is returned at end of year. 

IDL Hockey Registration is Open until December 31 2023 Sign Up Here ASAP

PRACTICES: Monday and Wednesday 6:15-7:15 PM

  • Arrive to practice 30 minutes early to be dressed and ready for ice when practice starts and get dressed in a Locker room. 

  • We will use locker rooms 1 and 2 this year to build good locker room habits

  • Please use the SportsEngine rsvp option to respond if your skater will or will not be there and/or notify the Coach or Team Manager.

LOCKER ROOMS: Good Locker room habits and requirements 

  • There MUST be an adult in the locker room at all times. 

  • All parents are going to have to rotate and take turns sitting in the locker room. Be present in the room if athletes are alone. 

  • There will be no foul language, name calling or bullying in the locker room or the ice, please help communicate this message to players/coaches if it occurs.

  • There will no wrestling or rough housing in the locker rooms

  • NO CELL PHONES ALLOWED IN LOCKER ROOM

  • ALL players will get dressed in the locker rooms, not in the lobby or common areas. 

 

Behavior Expectations:

 

Our biggest goal through this age group is to teach how to be a good teammate. Besides skill acquisition, having fun, and loving the game we feel this is one of the most important aspects of our sport that has to be highlighted. It is a work in progress throughout the year for each kid. We as experienced coaches and teachers ask that you trust us as we work through those mountains and molehills of character development.

 

Parents Volunteering:

We are taking a new approach this year. Volunteerism is the backbone of our program. Without volunteers this program fails to function. It is something that for decades has helped bond us as a hockey family and help provide generations of ice time for many young people. One thing we have seen trending over the past 10 years is a steady decline in volunteers, regardless of facility or organization. We as the very first entry group into our Hockey program want to start off on the right foot and be the purest example of what it means to be a Hayward Hockey family. 

What we plan to do: 

5 hours of service Minimum: Volunteer at Home jamboree

We want to take a walk through for all parents of our facility so you can see first hand the different opportunities for volunteering around the facility. 

Our staff wants to help educate new parents to the sport, and share some of the most successful ways to be a Hayward Hockey Parent, and a Hayward Hockey volunteer.

We understand that not everyone is going to drive the zamboni, move nets, penalty box time, clean a locker room, take out garbage, (all opportunities to volunteer) however we know that there is an opportunity for everyone to fill a role to make our facility and program one of the best in the Northland. It begins and ends with us as parents and Volunteers. We find that we take more pride when we make something ours and that's what we are hoping to accomplish. Make this your building, help provide our community with a professional facility and help our kids excel and have confidence both on and off the ice. 

We are a small part of the larger Hayward Hockey family, and as your child falls in love with the game this will become like family to you.  The Torch has been passed to you, be yours to carry on. 



 

GAMES:

  • All games are listed on the Hayward Sports Center Website Our Games will appear as IDL 

  • Use the Sports Engine APP on your phone best way to follow games and practices

  • Games can be added and deleted at anytime please check often

  • Arrive at ALL games 30 min before games. 

  • After a game please give the coaches time to talk to the players, they will exit the locker room when done. 5 -10 min

  • Remind your child to not damage any locker room or leave trash laying around in a locker room. We are working on building good people and culture, picking up your area and around you.

  • RSVP ON SPORTSENGINE IF YOUR PLAYER WILL OR WILL NOT BE AT GAMES. 

 

  • 8U/6U will have goalie equipment available

  • We plan on 1 jamboree per month. 

  • Optional team cross ice games and open ice. Encourage players to gather with friends and play on outdoor ice

  • Game schedule will have some changes 

 

Potential SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: 

  • To be updated throughout the year.

  • December 9 Home Jamboree

  • February 10 Hayward Hockey Day

  • Others TBD and communicated once confirmed. 

 

COMMUNICATION

  • Almost ALL communication will be through e-mail or the Sports Engine app 
  • If you are having issues with the app please let us know

  • If you EVER have a problem come to a coach or team manager, but please remember the 24-hour rule unless it's an emergency situation. 

  • Always work together and make it fun

 

JERSEYS

  • During sign up you will agree to keep the jerseys in good repair. If the jerseys aren't returned or returned in bad repair your credit card that is used for registration will be charged $150. 

  • Jerseys are to be worn for Games and Practice

 

Equipment Needed for this year: 

Please purchase for your athlete a Jock pair of shorts or pants in order to Velcro their socks that cover their shin pads this year. 

https://www.purehockey.com/product/shock-doctor-compression-pants-w-bioflex-cup-youth/itm/45596-11/

https://www.purehockey.com/product/shock-doctor-compression-pant-w-pelvic-protector-girls/itm/45600-23/

https://www.purehockey.com/product/ccm-air-jock-hockey-compression-shorts-youth/itm/41993-11/

https://www.purehockey.com/product/shock-doctor-compression-shorts-w-bioflex-cup-youth/itm/45595-11/

https://www.purehockey.com/product/shock-doctor-compression-short-w-pelvic-protector-girls/itm/45599-23/

L and M usually has some affordable wooden sticks for beginners ranging from $10-15. These work great for this age group. As they get older or more skilled they can purchase other sticks. 

Cut off sticks at the bottom of their Chin when standing barefoot.

 

Contact info: 

COACH: Podge Turnbull 715-699-0357 Podgeturnbull14@gmail.com

8U/ 6U Coaches: Aaron Johnson Tyler Treeland 

Kevin Lynch Ian Hansen  Josh Speigal 

Squirt B coach: Derrick Johnson