Two Rivers Hockey Program Guidelines and Expectations
The Two Rivers Hockey program emphasizes respect, preparation, academics, and positive behavior on and off the ice. Players are expected to represent the program in a positive light, demonstrate respect, be punctual and prepared for practices and games, excel academically, and adhere to the team's dress code. Academic intervention is provided if necessary to ensure student-athletes' success in the classroom. The coaching staff's dedication and the program's vision aim to create a safe and positive environment where players can excel not only in sports but also in academics and the community.
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Parent & Player Meeting Parent & Player Meeting
Two Rivers Hockey Coaching Staff Two Rivers Hockey Coaching Staff Brandon Ferraro Mark Leitner Ben Christopherson Jason Platz Ty Tostrud Mike Stone Thank You For Your dedication to this program.
Two Rivers Hockey Vision Two Rivers Hockey program creates a safe athletic environment where our student athletes can strive to do their best not only in sport but also the classroom and the community. Mission Two Rivers Hockey student athletes will exhibit a positive team environment that demonstrates their understanding of discipline, character and respect.
Respect It is a privilege to be a part of this team and program. We expect all players to demonstrate and represent this program in positive manner. Being a Two Rivers Hockey player means that you are a positive role model in the community. How you conduct yourself is always being observed. Your actions and words not only effect you but also your teammates, coaches and your family Demonstrate respect for your parents, teachers and community.
Preparation Players will be expected to be on time and be ready to compete during practice and games . The players equipment needs will be planned so there is no last-minute scrambling.
Doing your best in the classroom in the community in competition in training as a teammate being coachable being positive will always be good enough
Academics Academic intervention will be introduced if a Two Rivers Hockey player is not doing their work not attending class and/or not being positive in school Not making progress towards graduation Practice and/or game time may be reduced if it means helping the student athlete become more successful in the classroom.
Dress Code Players are expected to wear team black polos with dress pants and a belt along with tennis shoes or dress shoes. Players will then arrive at the rink in team issued warm-ups. If your in a class that requires student s to change , you are required to follow those rules and be prepared for class. Not following the dress code requirement can lead to loss of ice time or another consequence made by the coaching staff
Game Day Home Games Players should be at the rink 75 minutes prior to the start of the game Away Games Players should be on the bus and ready to go 15 minutes before the scheduled bus departure. Bus times will vary so please pay attention to departures.
Varsity Letter Requirements Based on following both on ice and off ice conduct expectations. Coaches discretion may also be used to award a varsity letter.
Service Learning We will strongly encourage our players to earn a minimum of 10 hours of service learning. examples Helping a neighbor with shoveling Skating with the youth hockey players Helping with dibs Help maintain a clean area at the rink where we use the facilities etc.
Team Communications COACH PLAYER PARENT Address concerns with our teammates and coaches first Please let a Coach know if you will miss or be late Open communication is welcomed. Will Be transparent in communications to individual players and the team Playing/ice time is earned not guaranteed Trust the coaches Open communication is welcomed however not on player placement or ice time Be a true team player
Questions Thank You It is a Privilege to be your sons coach
