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Our organization is dedicated to promoting Fair Play and Respect for all participants. In order to achieve this goal, we have developed a unique Parent/Spectator Code of Conduct Policy that all parents must read, understand, and abide by throughout the year. By doing so, we hope to create a positive and safe environment for all participants.
(a) I will prioritize my child's enjoyment of the sport over winning or success.
(b) I will encourage my child to follow the rules and to resolve conflicts in a peaceful manner.
(c) I will teach my child that doing their best is more important than winning, and I will offer praise for their efforts regardless of the outcome.
(d) I will not belittle or yell at my child for making mistakes or losing a game.
(e) I will lead by example and show respect for all players, including those on opposing teams. I will refrain from criticizing or embarrassing any player.
(f) I will never question the officials' judgment or honesty in public, recognizing that they are also developing in their role.
(g) I will show appreciation for the volunteers who dedicate their time to the sport.
(h) I will not engage in any abusive behavior, including yelling, taunting, threatening, or using vulgar language or slurs. I will support efforts to eliminate verbal and physical abuse from youth sports.
(i) I will leave coaching to the coaching staff and support my child in a manner consistent with the team's strategy.
(j) I will emphasize the importance of skill development and a serious approach to practices.
(k) I will educate myself about the game of hockey, including rules, equipment, levels, and skills, in order to better support my child's development.
(l) I will not throw objects on the ice or pound on the glass.
(m) I will communicate any concerns regarding inappropriate behavior to the team manager or coach.
(n) I will prioritize my child's safety and support a sports environment that is free of alcohol, drugs, or tobacco.
(o) I recognize the benefits of participating in a team sport, including commitment, discipline, and social skills.
(p) I will remember that my child plays hockey for their own enjoyment, not for my own.
1. Don't use bad words or be mean to anyone on the bench, at the rink, or during any team event.
2. Never get angry at the officials, even if you disagree with their call. Let the coaches handle any issues with the referees.
3. If you get a penalty, go straight to the penalty box.
4. Fighting is not allowed and could get you kicked out of the program for good.
5. Don't drink, smoke, chew tobacco, or use illegal substances.
6. Always behave in a respectful and appropriate way when you're at the rink, hotel, restaurant, or anywhere else with the team.
7. If you break these rules, you could be disciplined or kicked out of the hockey program.
As an approved member organization of USA Hockey, the Lake Erie Sports Alliance (LESA) Hockey Program is committed to following all the policies outlined in the SafeSport program. LESA also has additional policies that build upon the foundation set by SafeSport to further manage and protect our participants and organization.
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