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Coach Certification Questions

If you have questions regarding your coach certification please contact Chris Fraley EHA Ace Coordinator. Best way to get a hold of Chris is by phone.

 

Chris Fraley

Ace Coordinator

Phone: 612-859-6555


Background Screening NEW for 2011-2012 Season

Remember those background screening forms that you have to fill out every year?  NO MORE FILLING THOSE OUT ON PAPER!!! Minnesota hockey is requiring all Coaches and board members to go online and fill it out electronically. THIS NEEDS TO BE DONE BEFORE THE SEASON/TRYOUTS BEGIN.  EVEN IF YOU HAVE FILLED OUT A SCREENING FORM IN THE PAST IT NEEDS TO BE DONE EVERY YEAR.  Please follow directions below. Click on link     www.minnesotahockey.org

 Click “General” on far right
  Click “Show All”
 Click “Screening”
Click first option “Coaches Screening (Register)”

Log in, or create log in (If you register your kids with EHA, you can use the same username and password you use to register them just be sure and add yourself, do not click on your kidsnames).

*If you do not have a account click on the right that says sign up for account today and besure and write down your username and password as you will use that next year when you need to do the same thing.
*If you get a message saying you already have an account but do not remember the username and password click on the links on the login page that says forgot username/forgot password. You must get the username first.

Follow through all of the forms and submit. WHEN PUTTING IN OUR ASSOCAITION BE SURE AND TYPE IN THE FULL NAME Edina NOT EHA AND THE DISTRICT IS 6.

USA Hockey Coaches Registration

Coaches
Under the requirements to coach, USA Hockey instructs you that you must register with USA Hockey and pay the $40.00 fee. YOU DO NOT NEED TO DO THIS, JUDY WILL DO THIS AND EHA PAYS THIS FEE FOR YOU. You will get a email confirmation once this is done and tells you to give to your local registrar. Judy does not need this you can keep for your records.
 


2011-2012 CEP New Requirements

The CEP levels are no longer associated with age levels.  It used to be you had to be level 1 for mites, 2 for squirts etc.  With the advent of the age specific modules that is no longer the case.

 This should help with any confusion

 This below is the class you take in person or if level 3 already you recertify on line

 If no CEP you must take level 1

If level 1 last year must take level 2

If level 2 last year must take level 3

If level 3 last year you must recertify at level 3 ONLINE ONLY ( You cannot recertify at level 3 in a class must do it online) you do this  every 2 years, but you can only do that twice.  Then you must take level 4.  You can also elect to take 4 sooner.

4 and 5 are for life.

EVERYONE including levels 4 and 5 must take the appropriate age level module you will be coaching.  If you coach a Mite, Squirt and Bantam team you must take all 3 modules.

 If you have a card that says it expires in 2012, ( Please verify this on the coach certification list link to the right)  you are grandfathered in and you will not need to take the classroom part BUT WILL BE REQUIRED TO TAKE THE LEVEL MODULE YOU WILL BE COACHING.

PLEASE SEE LINK BELOW ON THE LAUNCHES OF EACH AGE LEVEL MODULES

 

Not sure what you need or what level you have?

Click on the link below which will send you to the USA Hockey
Click on Link
Type your last name in and pick the City and State you live in
Click Search

Find your name and this will tell you what level you are and how what you need.


New State Law that mandates all youth athletic associations to ensure that their coaches are trained on the subject of concussions

A new law, Chapter 90 (SF 612/HF 905), sets into place policies and new standards for educating youth athletes, parents, and coaches on the topic of head concussions. As drafted, the new law—which goes into effect for the school year on Sept. 1, 2011—applies to city-sponsored youth athletics, youth athletic associations, and regular school sports programs.
Starting this September, sports and athletic event organizers must make information accessible to all participating coaches, officials, youth athletes, and the athletes’ parents or guardians about the nature and risks of concussions. Additionally, it will require all participating coaches and officials to receive initial online training on the nature and risks of concussions. The training must be repeated every three years.

 
ALL COACHES WILL RECEIVE CONCUSSION EDUCATION AND GUIDELINES IN THEIR MANDATORY CEP ON LINE MODULES THIS FALL.