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    Parent and Coach Tips of the Week (2/1/11)

    Parent Tip of the Week -

    Help your young athlete to understand the value of a good opponent. Good opponents bring out the best in us. Model this attitude by talking about opponents respectfully. Never demonize the opponent as "the enemy". 

    Coach Tip of the Week - Implement "Positive Charting" recording positive efforts and plays made during practices or games. List all your players with space to note two or three of their specific positive acts.

     2011 Select Camps 

    For information on the upcoming CAHA Select Camp for Women/Girls, follow the link below:
     

    USA/CAHA Helmet Policy Enforcement 

    During the past season, CAHA has received several complaints regarding coaches on the ice during sanctioned practices and scrimmages without wearing an ice hockey helmet.  All ice hockey coaches and instructors of registered USA Hockey youth, high school, disabled, girls/women’s 19 & under and below programs must properly wear an approved ice hockey helmet during all on-ice sessions, including practices, controlled scrimmages, select camps, try-outs and coaches and referee clinics (seminars) as defined in the 2009-2010 USA Hockey Annual Guide, helmet policy, page 135. Please see the attached memo from CAHA President Steve Laing outlining the Helmet Policy Enforcement policy and specific implementation.CAHA Helmet Policy

     

    2011 CAHA Adult Hockey Tournament 
     
    Please click the following link for detailed information and entry information for the 2011 CAHA Adult Hockey Tournament to be held April 29-May 1 in San Jose.
     

     

    Update on concussions
     
    Heads Up Online Training Course

    Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports is a free, online course available to coaches, parents, and others helping to keep athletes safe from concussion. It features interviews with leading experts, dynamic graphics and interactive exercises, and compelling storytelling to help you recognize a concussion and know how to respond if you think that your athlete might have a concussion.

    To see and read more, please click the following link: http://www.cdc.gov/concussion/HeadsUp/online_training.html
     
    In addition, please click the following link for the CAHA Policy on concussions.  CAHA Concussion Policy

     

    Updated CAHA Website coming soon!

    CAHA is currently in the process of updating the website and should will be going online very soon. The goal is to provide you with a more comprehensive, yet easier to navigate website for all your CAHA information.

     

    CAHA Ethics Foundation

    The following link provides the ethics foundation established in June, 2009 by CAHA for California hockey.  It is hoped that all member associations, clubs and rinks will recognize the ethics standards put forth as they execute their respective duties and obligations.

    CAHA Ethics
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