Youth Hockey Association Kick-Off Meeting 2018-2019 Overview

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The MYHA Kick-Off Meeting for the 2018-2019 season focused on the mission to provide youth in the Menomonie area with opportunities in hockey emphasizing skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Guidelines for parents to support and encourage all players were highlighted. The meeting introduced the board members and discussed strategies for revenue growth, ice utilization, concession stands, and enhancing the overall hockey experience. Goals included financial sustainability, increased revenue, and fostering a positive coaching environment.


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  1. MYHA Kick Off Meeting 2018-2019

  2. Our mission is to provide youth in the greater Menomonie area with the opportunity to learn, play and compete in the game of hockey with an emphasis on growth in the areas of skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

  3. Cheer Not Yell! Be supportive and don t be mean. Support and encourage EVERYONE! Help out where & when needed. If no one volunteers. There is no hockey. Respect! You are not the coach. Do not shout at the referees or the other team. Welcome new families (and old)! https://www.lifeinpleasantville.com/ten- commandments-for-hockey-parents/

  4. Board President Stacy Hintzman Past President Keila Drout Secretary Adam Wamboldt Treasurer Gary Messerschmidt VP General Operations & Registration Brent Pember VP Scheduling & Tournaments Mike Jax VP Concessions Sara Bahr VP Hockey Operations & Equipment Bob Weir VP Communications & Recognition Kari Berthiaume VP Fundraising Chelse Cockeram Coaches & Team Managers Register Player Development Committee

  5. Revenue Growth Ice Utilization Concession Stand Punch Card, Credit Card, Bill Partnership Beer Sales Fundraising = Skate-a-thon LiveBarn Membership & Retention Growth NEW in 2017/2018 First Year FREE Recruitment of top talent coaches Board Liaisons Revenue Growth Utilization of Volunteer Hours Ensure concession stand is open Assess coaching needs Dibs Increase Competition Level Scheduling (w/in conference) Goalie Program/Coach ETS Dryland Program Play books development Communicate to Membership Culture Shift High School Collaboration Open House Positive Coaching Environment Utilization of Volunteer Hours Increase Competition Level Membership & Retention Growth Communicate to Membership Culture Shift

  6. Drive financial growth and sustainability Execution of MYHA annual budget Quantify hours needed to operate Align based on need Increase revenue and manage expenses Elimination of No Hockey Weekends Revamp sponsorship and fundraising program 2nd Fundraiser Drive financial growth and sustainability Improve operational practices Improve membership education & engagement Strengthen relationships with all user groups Ownership & updating of policies Develop comprehensive growth and retention program Rebuild LTS/Mite structure/program Increase competition level of players, teams and coaches Develop positive marketing campaign Improve operational practices Develop comprehensive growth and retention program

  7. Tools, Not Rules The Model was created based on the value of practices and proper training above all else. Less emphasis on stats & win/loss records. More focus on learning the technical aspects of the game. The ADM is fun. USA Hockey believes in letting kids be kids. Keeping kids engaged, moving and smiling through optimal use of ice time. Believes in creating great athletes, not just hockey players. Age-appropriate structure and content. Increased puck time and station based practices Enhancing athleticism & emphasizing skill development. Encourages a 3:1 practice-to-game ration (younger levels) https://cdn4.sportngin.com/attachments/document/0042/7978/ADM_Newspaper.pdf

  8. Number of Practices Number of Games Season Length (Months) LEVEL Mites ADM MITES Squirt ADM SQUIRTS Pee Wee ADM PEEWEE Bantams ADM BANTAMS 30 17-24 16-20 35 20-25 35 30-35 27 35-45 4 1/2 5 to 6 4 1/2 6 4 1/2 7 4 1/2 9 34-40 48 75-80 51 80-90 57 80-85

  9. WAP Hours WAP Hours Concession Hours Concession Hours 3903 983 2900 500 Total Hours Worked Total Hours Required Total Concession Hours Worked Total Concession Hours Required

  10. New LED lighting throughout the building Increased Concession Hours Second Mandatory Fundraiser Skate-a-thon Player Development Clinics Earlier Season Kick Off Off-Site ETS Training 3-on-3 Home Tournament Concession Stand Updates No official No-Hockey Weekends Outdoor Rink Updates Marketing Team Addition of the Mini-Mite program

  11. LTS Mites Squirts 2 Seasons 3 or 4 Seasons

  12. LTS 1 Season 1st Year 4 Years Old (2014) Mite Mites - 2 Seasons 2nd & 3rd Year (5 & 6 Year Olds) Mites 2 Seasons 4th & 5th Year (7 & 8 Year Olds) Squirts 2 Seasons 6th Year (9 & 10 Year Olds) Mini-Mites or Mites based on assessment as a 6 Year Old (4th Year) LTS 1 Season 1st Year 3 Years Old (2015) Mite Mites - 2 Seasons 2nd & 3rd Year ( as a 4 & 5 Year Old) Mites 2 Seasons 5th & 6th Year (7 & 8 Year Olds) Squirts 2 Seasons 6th Year (9 & 10 Year Olds)

  13. Registration Update 136 Skaters (last year 134) expecting to finish 140+ Bantams = 13 Peewees = 23 Squirts = 16 Mites = 34 Mini-Mites = 15 LTS = 31 Total LTS/MM/Mites = 80 Girls Coop = 4 Last year = 11 Last year = 19 Last year = 23 Last year = 42 Last year = N/A Last year = 36 Last year = 78 skaters in 2 levels, not sustainable Last year = 3

  14. LTS 1st Year Free Analysis 17-18 Free LTS 34 new skaters, 19 returned (56%) 16-17 LTS 17 new skaters, 13 returned (76%) 15-16 LTS 19 new skaters, 12 returned (63%) Higher attrition rate, but a lot more skaters retained overall

  15. DIBS 2nd year using, a few minor changes from last season Hours tracking All skaters start the season with 32 required hours (typical for most skaters) Buyouts will show as a credit to your hours 3rd Skater free & LTS hours will be fully credited, Girls Co-op hours reduced Zamboni hours Need to meet with Brent Miller to decide how to handle If paper, they need to be turned in monthly so they can get entered into DIBS right away Contact Beth Draeger (715) 556-4971or Brent Pember (715) 556-5894

  16. Elite Program Project Results 10 Year Development Plan Skill Development from LTS through Bantams 12 Month program New Programs: Specialized Coaching Clinics Association Skill Assessments Coach the Coaches Meetings Mentoring Programs with MHS & Stout Stickhandling App Shooting and Stickhandling Charts Coaches 10 Level 4 Certified Coaches

  17. Wreath Sales have started! Sales started Sept 20th $400 mandatory minimum per skater, max up to $800 for more than one skater. If choosing to opt out of selling $300 per skater, max up to $600 for more than one skater Pick up night- Tuesday November 19th Place-TBD stay tuned! Need Volunteers to help unload the truck and also pickup night. Watch Dibs for hours coming out soon. Turn in night, Oct 24 ONE NIGHT ONLY!! Turn in night, Oct 24th ONE NIGHT ONLY!! th 5:30 5:30- -7 p.m. 7 p.m.

  18. Save the Date! December 29th, 2018 @ 9:00 a.m. MYHA is looking to keep costs down From keeping registration affordable, to paying for ice time, tournament travel fees, hockey gear for beginners, new jerseys, skilled training camps for the skaters. The list goes on and on! Help us by collecting pledges! $150 in pledges per skater (option to buyout full $150, max up to $300 for more than one skater) Skating, BIG Times: 9 -10:00 Mini Mites/Mites/Squirts 10:30-11:30 Peewees/Bantams December 29th, 2018 @ 9:00 a.m.- -11:30a.m. 11:30a.m. BIG Prizes, Free Hot Cocoa for Skaters, Fun, Music etc.

  19. Pledge orms will be posted online starting November 5th Pledge participation required for ALL skaters; even if unable to attend. Two turn in dates: Turn in pledges at rink on Tuesday Dec 19th. or at the event on December 29th.

  20. Increased Concession Hours Concession Training at Kick Off Meeting New Digital Menu Pricing Updates Easier Advertise items that are not visible Showcasing our Sponsors New Fridge & Freezer 3 Flavors of Cappuccino French Vanilla, Butterfinger, Peppermint Punch Cards Gift Certificates

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