Do not openly criticize any players, regardless of whether or not it is your child.
Do not shout your disapproval over officiating or coaching decisions. Do not get into verbal confrontations with parents from other teams – remove yourself from the situation. If you do not have something positive to say, don’t say it. The Spartans organization expects the Seacoast Spartans parents to behave in an exemplary manner at all times in the arena and parking lot before and after games (this includes hotels, restaurants and other recreational venues). If you do not wait the required 24-hours, you will be subject to disciplinary action. Waiting 24-hours often takes a lot of the initial emotion out of the concern. If you do have an issue you are required to wait a minimum of 24-hours from the time of the “incident”. If there is any issue that jeopardizes the safety or well-being of your child, the Seacoast Spartans Director should be contacted immediately. If you believe that your issue has not been resolved in a satisfactory manner, you can then contact the Seacoast Spartan Director. The Seacoast Spartans Parent Representative is there to assist parents if they have a concern/issue. The Seacoast Spartans Parent Representative is Dan Bono. If you feel that a specific item/concern is too sensitive to bring up to the Team Manager or you are uncomfortable making the Team Manager your first contact, you have the option of contacting the Seacoast Spartans Parent Representative. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action. If you do feel the need to raise a concern/issue, please be mindful to present the concern/issue in a mature and responsible manner. Any parent, who confronts a coach with an issue, unless the coach has previously agreed to discuss the matter, is subject to disciplinary action from the Seacoast Spartans organization. Once you have met with the Parent representative he will then discuss the issue with the Spartans program director, to discuss further action and resolution. A meeting with our Parent representative will be scheduled on a Tuesday or Thursday evening. If once you have met with both the Team Manager and Head Coach and the Issue cannot be resolved.
Once you have met with your Team Manager and the Team Manager feels that the issue should be discussed with your Head coach a meeting will be set up with your Head Coach. Set up a time to meet and then discuss the issue at that time with the Team Manager. Do not confront the coach or the Team Manager at the rink, do not leave a detailed voice message, and do not write a detailed email stating your concern. You are to request a time to speak/meet with the Team Manager to discuss your concern. If you have an issue, you are required to wait 24-hours from the time of the incident (See 24-Hour Rule below). Unless you have been notified of a different process specifically for your respective team, if you have a concern/issue with your team or the Spartans organization, you should contact the Team Manager of your team.Complaints/Issues with the Spartans Program.Players losing ice time for a disciplinary reason is completely independent of the Six-Minute and Eight-Minute Rule. **Coaches will be given a free-hand with the playing time during E9 or BHL, State, Regional, and National tournaments cross-over playoff games of any invitational tournament or a regular season game that requires a win to qualify for a tournament birth.Ĭoaches have the authority to sit any player to maintain on/off-ice discipline. This rule is for any E9 or BHL game, scrimmage or tournament game except where noted differently below: The eight-minute rule allows the coach to play whomever he wants in any situation in the game. Peewees and Bantams: During regular season play, all players will receive equal playing time, with the exception of the Eight-Minute Rule.The six-minute rule allows the coach to play whomever he wants in any situation in the game. Mites and Squirts: During regular season play, all players will receive equal playing time, with the exception of the Six-Minute Rule.
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