KMHA Open House January 18, 2006 www'kmha'on'ca

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KMHA Open HouseJanuary 18, 2006www.kmha.on.ca
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Agenda

• Introductions
• Presidents Address
• Registration Fees
• Ice Allocation
• ACE
• Question Answer

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Key Contacts

• Charles Saunders President KMHA
• Gary Stewart VP Hockey Programs
• Jeanette Simurda / Gary Sprott KMHA Registrar /
  District Registrar
• Terry Nichols Ice Scheduler
• League Convenors
• Pete Borkowski AA Convenor
• Paul Rodier A Convenor
• Mike Kelly B Convenor
• Mike Paju Lanark Carleton Convenor
• Kevin Mason Coach Mentor
• Gary Seed Development Programs
• Bob McNulty Discipline and Appeals
• House League Convenors
• Dave Woodward Initiation
• Warren Gould Novice
• Trevor Cranney Atom
• Gary Kelleher Peewee
• Garry Brownrigg Bantam
• Tim Koss Midget

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Registration 2005/06

• KMHA Registration Cost Breakdown for 2005/06
• The various components involved in the setting of
  the registration fees are
• 1) Ice time Direct cost of ice purchased by
  the association from the City of Ottawa, Bell
  Sensplex and other sources.
• 2) Overhead This is the cost of running the
  KMHA including office rent, office salaries,
  administrative expenditures, clinics/development
  costs, equipment/sweaters plus others.
• 3) Referees For house league this is paid by the
  association, competitive teams pay it directly
  out of team budgets.
• 4) Insurance Paid to CHA on a per player basis,
  also paid for association and team officials.
• 5) League fees For house league this is paid by
  the association, competitive teams pay directly
  out of their team budgets. It also includes
  trophies for internal house leagues.
• 6) Reduction Over the past six years KMHA has
  accumulated excess cash flow due to fundraising
  efforts ,thanks to Marshys supplying Senators
  tickets to raffle and bingo proceeds. These are
  now being utilized to reduce registration rates.
• 7) Initiation Initiation receives an additional
  20.00 discount to promote participation and to
  foster growth in the program.
• Registration Rates are comprised of the
  following
• Regular House League Regular Competitive Initiati
  on Juvenile
• Icetime 255.00 322.50 255.00
  118.50
• Overhead 92.50 92.50 92.50 92.50
• Referees 55.00 N/A N/A 56.50
• Insurance 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00

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Ice Allocation

• KMHA Ice
• Weekly allocation between 150 and 188 hours per
  week
• Approximately 4,800 hours per season, 10 ice
  pads
• 6 different leagues
• 110 teams/1800 players
• 55 hours per week are
• 600/630/700am weekend starts
• 400/430/500pm weekday starts
• 900/930/1000pm starts
• Target averages
• AA - 100-120 hrs total (games practices), extra
  cost 13,000 per team
• A - 75-95 hrs total (games practices ), extra
  cost 9,750 per team
• B - 60-75 hrs total (games practices), extra
  cost 6,500 per team
• HL 55 appearances (games/practices/sort-outs),
  no extra cost
• Increased from 47 appearance in 2003/04 51 in
  2004/05

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A.C.E.

• An interesting perspective..
• Many associations have a Fair Ice Time policy.
  This is open to interpretation by some people.
  There is some confusion between fair and
  equal terminology out there so let me be
  perfectly clear - the following guidelines apply
  regardless of the skill level of the
  playerEqual ATTITUDE Equal ice timeEqual
  COMMITMENT Equal ice timeEqual EFFORT Equal
  ice timeAttitude is measured on how each player
  relates to others in a positive manner. Respect
  for teammates, opponents, coaching and management
  staff, parents and referees is a must.
  Commitment on the ice is not taking stupid
  penalties and sharing the puck with your
  teammates. Off the ice its attending team
  functions, coming prepared and on time to both
  practices and games. Effort is displaying the
  desire, the spirit and the drive to
  succeed.These are the things the PLAYERS
  CONTROL. If they play their "ACE" they get equal
  ice time.It annoys me a great deal when I hear
  of a HL coach shortening the bench at any time of
  the game if it's solely based on perceived
  skill.In competitive, . "You pick'em - you
  play'em". If the kid plays their ACE - you can't
  ask for anything more - they get equal icetime in
  my book.
• Jim Kyte, former NHL player and current minor
  hockey coach/dad

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Question Answer
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Thank You

• Have a great finish to the season!!!!