2004/2005 Season

• Coaches Meeting Notes...click here

• Goalie Practice Drills...more

• National Skills Standards & Testing (NSST) Program —
Hockey Canada
a) NSST Handbook
b) NSST Recording Sheet (modified for KDMHA) —
Excel, download the Excel File here
c) Hockey Canada Recording Sheet
d) NSST Station Poster
e) Enter data into international testing database to
compare with other players
Download PDFs of all these documents, click here.

• Progressive Approach to Teaching Checking: Hockey Canada's Program

• Team Management Roles & Responsibilities
• Q&A's for Coaches
• KDMHA’s ‘Expectations’ for the Executive,
Coaches/Team Officials, Parents/Spectators
and Players
• OPP Screening Form for all team officials
• Ottawa District Minor Hockey Associatio Forms:
To access the following forms, click on the link above,
select "Administration," then click on "Forms."
•19 Affiliated Players List,
• Hockey Canada Injury Report
• Travel Permit
• Hockey Canada
Hockey Canada: Communication Plans
ESSO Medals of Achievement for your team
Hockey Canada Speak Out Program
Speakout Parents Guide
• Hockeytime.ca

Questions and Answers for Coaches

Q:  Who is responsible for mailing in game sheets if the referee has to fill in a referee's game report?

A:    In the case of a game report being done, if it is simple and can be done quickly, the referee should do it in the ref room and let the team manager send in the game sheet. If it is a more complicated report, the home team should send the envelope and white copy of the game sheet with the referee who is then responsible for sending it in to Barb Levere. Either way, the home team should bring the envelopes to the arena for all home games, just in case.

Q:    What happens when a goaltender receives a penalty for a mouthguard infraction?

A:     The mouthguard situation for the goalie is the same as for any other penalty to the goalie. If it is a minor penalty or a 10 minute misconduct, a skater on the ice must serve this time for the goaltender.