Chanhassen Boys' Hockey Program Information

1. Chanhassen Chanhassen Storm Storm Boys’ Hockey Boys’ Hockey “Choose Greatness”

2. Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Trainer: Sandy Hanson Trainer: Sandy Hanson Varsity: - - - Junior Varsity: - Coach Mielke - Coach MacDonald - Strength and Conditioning - Coach Steinhagen Goalie Coach: - Coach Jensen Managers: - Sophie Cook, Lauren Kalenze, and Macy Bruckelmyer Coach Bloomfield Coach Sather Coach Friedli - Training room hours: M-F 2:00-5:00pm (unless covering an event like hockey where I leave by 4:30 to get to the rink) *no appointment necessary Covers all home games for JV and V Email: sandra.hanson@ridgeviewmedical.org Phone: 952-442-7357 Baseline Testing - - - -

3. Storm Hockey Mission and Purpose Storm Hockey Mission and Purpose Storm Hockey Mission: The Chanhassen Storm Boys’ Hockey Team will strive for excellence on and off the ice through building a culture that embraces the team, growth, accountability, and service. Storm Hockey Purpose: To develop exceptional young men who are prepared to achieve their academic and athletic goals during and beyond high school.

4. Philosophy Philosophy It’s about the players. Double-Goal Coaching: - As coaches, our purpose is to provide and facilitate a great experience for each player andthe collective team as a whole. - Positive locker room culture - Individual player goal setting and development - Transparency -No secret agenda As hockey coaches, our goalis to develop hockey players and put the best product on the ice possible in order to win! Winning is hard –talent and desire alone aren’t enough. There needs to be ACTION. - -

5. Storm Hockey Values Storm Hockey Values – – Culture Breeds Success Culture Breeds Success What is our Identity? - GREATNESS IS A LIFESTYLE - - - In the classroom In the community In training and competition - TEAM -Cheer each other's successes. - GROWTH -Embrace Challenges and Learn from them - ACCOUNTABILITY -High expectations of selves and teammates in being a part of this culture - SERVICE to others through all of this.

6. Why is it so hard to be great? Why is it so hard to be great? There are 64 teams in AA MN High School Hockey. They all have the same goals as us. Nearly 3000 high schoolers hoping to be a part of a state championship program. Only 20-40 get to. What sets those teams apart? They are not satisfied with being average high school teens.

7. What do average high schoolers do? What do average high schoolers do? - - - - - - - - - - Sleep through alarm Skip or have an unhealthy breakfast Show up late to class Use bad language Half pay attention in class Eat an unhealthy lunch Waste work time if given it Make choices based on “fitting in.” Show up late to practice Cut corners in the weight room - - Cut corners on the ice Not try when you think you might, or even know you will lose. Skip out on chores or helping around the house Skip homework Drinking or drugs Staying up late - - - -

8. All of these things have two things in common… All of these things have two things in common… 1. They are easy. Anybody can do them. 1. They are choices. You can always choose differently.

9. Tryout Week Tryout Week Day 1 -Varsity/JV Split Practice JV 4:00-5:00, Varsity 5:15-6:30 Day 2 -Varsity/JV Split Practice JV 4:00-5:00, Varsity 5:15-6:30 Day 3 -Varsity/JV Split Practice JV 4:00-5:00, Varsity 5:15-6:30 Looking for: Compete level, body language, conditioning, ability, hockey IQ. Day 4 -Individual player meetings and Split Varsity/JV practice like Days 1-3 Tryouts are ongoing through the season Not like bantams. Teams are not set until playoffs. There will be a JV and Varsity locker room, and JV and Varsity practices, but it will likely change as year goes on. Those who staff feels give team best chance to win will play varsity. Game to game basis.

10. Team Placement and Cuts Team Placement and Cuts Wish we could keep all, but we can’t. Bubble Players may get a choice Players who are not invited to the program, please abide by the weekend “cool down” period. If families would like to discuss, call me Sunday and we will set up a meeting with the player and parent(s) on Monday at practice. - - - As educators, we are cheering for all players and want them to find success! Other hockey options: - Junior Gold - Rec Hockey - -

11. End of Week 1 End of Week 1 Friday -Blue/Gold Game -4:45-6:00 pm. All players who make the Storm program - Board bus immediately after Blue/Gold game to Grand Rapids - Spend night in Grand Rapids Saturday -JV Scrimmage @ Grand Rapids 10:00-11:15 - Varsity Scrimmage @ Grand Rapids 11:30-1:30 - Team Bonding - Spend Sat night in Grand Rapids Sunday -Drive home and move into locker rooms upon return

12. Transparency with Players Transparency with Players Players should know exactly where they stand As coaches, we are cheering on each player to achieve their best and reach their goals Regular meetings with players - - - Relationship Building Visiting Goals Being Honest with Players

13. Parent Communication Parent Communication Families and peers play a vital role in success of team on and off the ice. Logistics/Planning/Questions: - Call or Text: (612) 968-1158 - Email: bloomfields@district112.org Parent/Player Concerns - Player and Coaches meeting first If not resolved: - Parent call to set up a meeting - Meet with player, parent(s), coaching staff - Player leads meeting - Parents and coaches are partners and support for players - Plan of Action - Follow-up meeting as needed

14. Parent Communication Parent Communication By nature, nobody will like every decision the coaching staff makes. That’s okay. Ultimately, as parents we want: - - - Our children treated with respect Coaches to support players in their goals Our athletes to be a part of an exciting and positive program

15. BE SURE TO REGISTER BE SURE TO REGISTER Any student athleteinterested in trying out for the Storm hockey program must have the following completed prior to skating: ● Chanhassen High School Athletic Department registration. Cost is $350and funds are refunded if not assigned to a team. ● All student/athletes need a current physical on file in the Athletics office BY NOV 7th. A physical exam is good for three years. ● All student/athletes need a current concussion baseline test on file

16. Blue Line Club Overview Blue Line Club Overview The Chanhassen Storm Blue Line Club was established in the spring of 2010 to support the coaches and players participating in the Chanhassen High School boy’s hockey program through parent volunteering, fundraising,and community-based activities. Funds we raise are used to cover teamexpenses throughoutour season. Player Dues after tryouts - - - - - - - - - - - Game day operations and volunteers Events (senior night, teacher appreciation night, Skate with the Storm, Blue/Gold, PowerPlay Fundraiser, and many more) Out of town trip Fundraising Meals/snacks/drinks for players during season Livestream of games Community Outreach Game day program Apparel Locker room updates Equipment not covered by high school

17. Blue Line Club Overview Blue Line Club Overview - Updates from Operations: ○ Every parent will be assigned game day duties for at least one game. This is a necessary component to allowing the games to happen. It is up to you to find a replacement if there is a conflict. If a replacement isn’t found, the game cannot take place. ○ Apparel is available through EdgeTek, open until October 31st. ○ Apparel also available at HockeyStop. ○ Looking for families who need help raking leaves for our Nov 5 team-raking day. ○ Halloween party canceled to support the Storm football team.

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20. Blue Line Club Blue Line Club STORM HOCKEY CONTACT INFORMATION: ● Operations@ChanhassenStormHockey.com– Rochelle Curtis Contact for Storm activities, website feedback, volunteer opportunities, overall calendar information, etc ● Sponsorships@ChanhassenStormHockey.com–Brian Baker Contact for all fundraising and sponsorships opportunities ● Secretary@ChanhassenStormHockey.com–Jen Jensen Contact for getting names added to email lists, Board Meeting minutes, Storm Communications ● Treasurer@ChanhassenStormHockey.com–Chad Lee Contact for all financial information, refunds, payment plans, etc ● President@ChanhassenStormHockey.com–Jesse Parker Contact if you don't know where to go for information, organization structure, role of the Blue Line Club, escalations, overall Storm Hockey business activities, etc Be sure to do your Amazon shopping at smile.amazon.com for 0.5% of eligible purchases to go to Chanhassen Storm Mens Hockey. Any feedback about the Blue Line Club, especially in regards to communication and roles, please reach out to myself or Jesse Parker. ● ●