MCKNIGHT VOLUNTEER DUTIES

HEAD COACH:

The coach is responsible for all activities related to the team including:
1. / Player training and conditioning.
2. / Player safety.
3. / Player conduct on the ice and dressing room (game or practice) and in the arenas before and after games or practices.
4. / Player attendance.
5. / Condition and security of dressing rooms.
6. / Proper certifications at appropriate coaching level. (National Coaches Certification Program) (Mandatory this year Peewee Checking Skills Clinic for Coaches in Divisions 1 to 5 recommended for all others)
7. / Ensure players are wearing proper equipment and jerseys.
8. / Consultation with McKnight Hockey division coordinator and hockey committee.

ASSISTANT COACH:

The assistant coach (s) assist the coach in all duties noted above, including substituting for the Head Coach in their absence. Assistant coach (s) support the Head Coach between, during and after games and practices.

TEAM MANAGER:

Manages all activities related to the running of the team, exclusive of games and practices, and including the following:
1. / Obtaining parent volunteers for team organization.
2. / Supports and direct parent volunteers.
3. / Organizes and coordinates team fund-raising activities.
4. / Participates in tournament planning and organization at team level.
5. / Acts as "Team Joint Signing Officer".
6. / Administrative activities (i.e. presentation of game and practice schedules, parent letter if needed, tournament information etc.).
7. / Provide the Division Coordinator with a list of the "team parent committee" members as soon as possible.
8. / Organize and plan volunteers for 50/50 draws at home games.
9. / Organize and plan volunteers to run the clock, score keep and open the penalty gates at games. (2 volunteers at home games, 1 volunteer at away games)

TREASURER:

Manages all activities related to and including:
1. / Opens "Team Account" with Manger as secondary signatory.
2. / Acts as primary signatory on checks.
3. / Manages all moneys associated with team activities.
4. / Maintains books on income/expenditures.
5. / Presents financial accounting at Parent Meetings.
6. / Provides written financial statement to McKnight Hockey at Christmas break and at "official year end" for current season.

Tournament Coordinator:

This parent works with the team manager in the organization of any hosted tournaments. This includes finding volunteers, collecting donations ordering trophies and organizing snacks etc.

50/50 Parent:

This position requires obtaining 50/50 License. Handling all documentation required with 50/50 sales. Selling 50/50 tickets at all home games or organizing parent volunteers to take turns with this task.

Water Bottle Parent:

This position requires someone in charge of washing, filling, and collecting all water bottles for all games/practices. If this volunteer is unable to attend game/practice it is up to this individual to contact another parent (possibly living close by) to do this task.

Jersey Parent:

1. Arrives 30 minutes prior to game time.
2. Distributes and collects jerseys every game.
3. Maintains cleanliness of jerseys.

Call Parent:

This parent calls other parents and notifies them of special events or changes to schedules.

Silent Auction:

This Gala is an evening for ADULTS ONLY to get together for cocktails, dinner and bidding on the silent auction items.

WHERE

Thorncliffe Greenview Community Association – Main Hall

WHEN

TBA

TICKETS

TBA

WHY

This has become an annual event for our Hockey Program with the purpose of providing each hockey team the opportunity to raise much needed funds for THEIR teams financial output for the duration of the hockey season. It is a wonderful opportunity for your hockey parents to socialize and get to know each other. The success of this program is dependent on 100% participation and cooperation by all teams. This event has been approved by the McKnight Hockey Executive meaning your participation is expected.

HOW DO WE PARTICIPATE?

Each team is required to have two representatives on the Silent Auction Committee. This ensures parents on each team receive timely and correct information surrounding this event. The Gala & Silent Auction of November 11, 2006 was a resounding success and we are looking forward to making this year even better. Your input and ideas are needed, so come out and assist your team in this fundraising event.

Each team will have the opportunity to display a maximum of 20 items, dependent on the number of event tickets sold by your team. A minimum # of tickets sold will result in a maximum of 20 items your team can submit for the silent auction. In the past, teams who have had maximum participation have earned on average $1000 or more. These donated items are to be new items, not used. For donations, look toward your employers, restaurants, golf courses, radio/tv stations, etc. Parents are discouraged from buying items to be donated to the silent auction. Please do not approach TUXEDO SPORTS or PEPSI; these companies are major supporters of our hockey program and our silent auction.