Use the Ice Coach Clinic Registration link to the right to sign up online for classes. Coaches can sort clinics by district, city, state, date or level and sign up online with a credit card. Once registered, coaches recieve email reminders prior to a clinic, or updates about information that may have changed. Visit the list of clinics now to find what you are looking for. If clinics in your district are not listed, please contact your District Coach-In-Chief.

The USA Hockey Coaching Education Program and flexxCOACH, an e-learning company specializing in youth sports, are pleased to offer online recertification for Level 3 registered coaches. Online recertification provides a new degree of convenience, accessibility and education.

A team with a suspended player has the responsibility to ensure that that player sits out the required number of games. In the event that a suspended player was to play in game while on suspension the team could have to forfeit. In order to serve a suspension the player is required to be present for the entire game but they can not be on the bench. The player must also sign the scoresheet AFTER the game either next to their name or at the top with a notation that they were serving a suspension. Suspensions are listed on their own page on the website.

Need a refresher on the Code of Conduct before you pass it on to your parents and players?  There are actually 6 USA Hockey Codes of Conduct covering Administrators, Coaches, On-ice Officials, Players, Parents and Spectators.

Want to know the Official point of view? Check out the 05-07 Rule Book along with the 03-05 Situations Manual

This key policy spells out what makes up unsportsmanlike behavior and what type of penalty should be handed out as a result.  And don't forget this applies to Parents and Spectators as well.

2007 2009 USA Hockey Rulebook