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CCYHA 2005-2006 Annual Meeting

CCYHA 2005-2006 Annual Meeting. Dublin Chiller March 15, 2006. CCYHA Annual Meeting. Review of Past Season Opportunities Realized Past Season Additions Share Some Success Stories Future Seasons Growth Challenges for the Organization. Opportunities - Board.

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CCYHA 2005-2006 Annual Meeting

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  1. CCYHA 2005-2006Annual Meeting Dublin Chiller March 15, 2006

  2. CCYHA Annual Meeting • Review of Past Season • Opportunities Realized • Past Season Additions • Share Some Success Stories • Future Seasons • Growth • Challenges for the Organization

  3. Opportunities - Board • This year’s election had nearly 250 ballots cast • Reaching goal to make this a desirable position (7 candidates for 3 positions) • Third year of full three-year rotation • Board comprised of 8 members 1/3 elected annually • Group A: 3 board members • Group B: 3 board members • Group C: 2 board members • 1 Ex-officio officer

  4. Board • Outgoing members • Martin Brady • Andy Brim, Kelly Gratz [1 year board appointees] • Incoming members • 3 year term: (2 people): Andy Brim, Rick Rasberg • 2 year term: (1 person): Tom Gavin • Current board and remaining terms • 1 year remaining: Tom Graf, Alex Gruszewski, Mike Rose • 2 years remaining: Rob Bergemesca, Ted DiBiase • Ex-officio: Rob Schriner

  5. Officers and Key Volunteers • Scott Wheeler – Director of Operations • Mike Rose – Vice President • Beth Stalnaker - Registrar • Terri Rose – Treasurer • Dan Turk – Ice Scheduler • Greg Hickman – Risk Manager • Barry Ackley – Equipment Manager

  6. Financial Stability • Enter next season in excellent financial standing • Prompt bill payment • Good position when discussing future ice needs • Keeping costs down while providing value

  7. Enrollment • New enrollment record set for CCYHA • In 2005-2006 nearly 1100 players / coaches / managers registered with USA Hockey • Early registration continues to assist us in planning for the upcoming season • Online registration coming soon • Credit card payments will be preferred

  8. CCYHA Team Growth

  9. Ice 2005-2006 • Used 1490 ice times – 10% additional • Ice costs • Dublin, Easton, North • 50 minutes: $200 • 60 minutes: $240 • Dispatch Ice Haus • 60 minutes: $250

  10. Ice Consumption 2005-2006 $360,000 2004-2005 $291,480 2003-2004 $236,860 2002-2003 $219,304

  11. General Growth • Increased fees for the first time in 3 years • Trophies for all participants • Additional & replacement goalie equipment • Players kept jerseys • New Partner Introduced – Blue Jackets Zone • Team purchases – sweaters, socks, apparel • Spirit Wear • Merchandise available for sale on site or by order • Team snack convenience program • Started to utilize the Flexxcoach program – Thank You CBJ! • New Logos • Coaches’ Apparel • Team Kits and Pucks provided to all house teams • Enhanced use of web site • Second year for Director of Operations Position • Smaller rosters for Mini-Mite & Mite = additional ice time

  12. House League Growth & Success • $550 donation to Children’s Hospital • $750 donation to Joe Rossi foundation • Introduced 1 Sting team at the house level • Pre-season parent meeting for all divisions • All head coaches were certified by Dec. 31, 2005

  13. House Tournaments • Jamborees for Mini-Mite, Mite, and Squirt House teams • End of season tournament • Approximately 70 tournament games over 2 weekends • 2 divisions at Mite & Squirt for more opportunity and balance • Champions Crowned: • Mini-Mite Penguins • Mite Blue Jackets • Mite Maple Leafs • Squirt Red Wings • Squirt Predators • Pee Wee Flyers

  14. House Teams at Tournaments • Mini Mite Blue Jackets: Jamboree champs • Mini Mite Predators: Findlay Champs • Mite Devils: Findlay Champs • Mite Predators: Canton Tournament Champs • Mite Penguins: Gustin Schumacher Champs • Mite Select: Tri-County Thanksgiving and Nutcracker Champs • Squirt Select: Tri-County Thanksgiving Tournament Champs • Squirt Redwings Stalnaker Champs • Squirt Flyers: Killer B Champions Shaker Heights, Ohio • Squirt Wild: Pittsburgh Viper Champs

  15. Travel Team Growth & Success • First year for CCYHA to compete in Cleveland Suburban Hockey League (CSHL) • First year for Thanksgiving Tournament • Travel teams at birth years (Mite – Peewee) & 2 Bantam Teams • Larger number of Squirt and Peewee Travel • 4 teams for each division • Quebec Team – semi-finalists in “C” division • Squirt 96 – Holiday Wrapping for Holiday Wish • Peewee 94 – Collected for Salvation Army

  16. Travel Team Success • Mite: Silver Stick Regional and Nutcracker Champs • Squirt Minor (96) AA: Ottawa Bell Cup Champs, CSHL and State tournaments runners-up • Squirt Minor (96) A: Winter Elite Classic and Nutcracker Champs, CSHL Division Champs. • Squirt Major (95) A: Sylvania Fall Faceoff, Steel City Cup Champs and Chicago Cup Champs • Squirt Major (95) AA: CCYHA Thanksgiving Cup Champs • Peewee 93: Silverstick Regional Champ • Bantam: CSHL Playoff Champs Third Year in Row CCYHA Mites go to International Silver Stick Finals

  17. Travel Team Growth & Success • Continue to use professional evaluators for the travel selection process • All teams experienced multiple full ice practices this year • Began to utilize practice skill coaches

  18. Travel 2006-2007

  19. Youth Hockey in Columbus State of Youth Hockey AAA - Key Points of the Partnership and Program • Brand new, first of its’ kind in Columbus • Joint venture with CAHA and EYHA to develop true Tier I talent in central Ohio to compete and succeed at this level • Tier I program will be run by an independent committee comprised of representatives from all three organization • There will be no path to the AAA teams through either the CCYHA or the Capitals Travel programs • CCYHA members on the committee are Rob Schriner, Mike Rose and Alex Gruszewski • CCYHA Travel and Capitals Travel programs to not register any Tier I/AAA teams • CCYHA and Capitals Travel programs will each continue to register A and AA travel teams • AAA/Tier I tryouts will be held prior to the CCYHA and Capitals A and AA tryouts for pee wee, bantam and midget • Team name TBD • Tier I requires a high degree of commitment and is not for everyone

  20. Upcoming Season Challenges & Opportunities • Challenges Driven by Strong Growth • Rosters - finding a place for players • Coaches - continue to strive to find best coaches possible house/travel • Ice availability - growth of High School and other programs • Officiating - growing faster than the referee pool • Balance at Bantam level with High School JV Hockey • Parents: remember it's just a game

  21. Upcoming Season Challenges & Opportunities • Opportunities • Corporate sponsorship • New trophy case • Increase the number of Skill Development clinics at the House level • Expand opportunities for women’s hockey - possibly charter the Sting program • Fully implement the Flexxcoach program • Investigate a CCYHA scholarship program • Volunteers: the backbone of the organization is in our volunteers • Volunteer opportunities: Hockey Mom, Ice Scheduling,...

  22. Special Recognition Terry Iffland Outgoing President

  23. Summary • CCYHA is financially strong • CCYHA continues to grow • CCYHA provides opportunities

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