The attitude and conduct of the coach towards officials, players, spectators and coaches should be controlled and undemonstrative. It is unacceptable for a coach to have any verbal altercation with an opposing coach or bench before, during or after the game. Work hard to to improve your skills. Respect your coach, your teammates, your parents, opponents, and officials. There are many benefits that are derived from playing youth hockey.
Boys learn good sportsmanship and self-discipline.
They learn to work together, how to sacrifice for the team, how to enjoy winning and how to handle defeat. In the process, they also learn important lessons about physical fitness as personal health. The degree to which your child benefits from his youth hockey experience is as much your responsibility as it is theirs. I order for your child to get the most out of a youth hockey program, it is important to show support and offer encouragement while maintaining a genuine interest in the team. Always Be Positive Parents serve as role models to their children, who often look to adults for advice, direction and approval.