Hyland Hills Jaguars
HHHA Rules & Regulations
Rules Established by the HHHA Board of Directors
A) All fees and dues will be paid by the mandatory deadlines. Failure to make payment by the mandatory deadlines will result in immediate suspension of the player, which includes his/her privileges to participate in practices and games.
B) Hyland Hills Jr. Hockey Association is a member of the Colorado Competitive Youth Hockey League (CCYHL), Colorado Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA), and USA Hockey. The HHHA and its members will abide by all rules of the CCYHL, CAHA, and USA Hockey in addition to the HHHA rules.
C) HHHA Coaches will be granted the authority to request player changes to his/her team roster throughout the hockey season and in accordance with the rules of USA Hockey, CAHA, and the CCYHL. This includes player suspensions, player additions and subtractions. The appropriate HHHA Hockey Director and Board President, or its designee, will review all player movement prior to it being submitted to the HHHA registrar for official roster change. The Board of Directors grants members the privilege to contest such changes including a scheduled review of the roster change.
D) When selected to a CCYHL or DNHL team, players will be required to attend all scheduled practices, including dry land and/or any other mandatory team activities unless excused by the coach prior to the event taking place.
E) All players on competitive teams (AA, A, B, C) will travel and attend all in state and out-of-state games and tournaments per the CCYHL guidelines. Players and parents understand and acknowledge their commitment to travel and their obligation to the team for which they are trying out for, and accepting selection to. The coaches in conjunction with the Hockey Director will select the tournaments the team will attend at the beginning of the season. Team members will contribute equally to ALL tournament fees.
F) The coaches' travel and lodging expenses will be the financial responsibility of each team. Team members will contribute equally.
G) Act appropriately and display good sportsmanship by showing a positive attitude toward the game and all of its participants. For additional information regarding player, spectator, coach and administrative behavioral responsibilities as defined by USA Hockey, please reference the USA Hockey Annual Guide.
H) HHHA and its Board of Directors will not tolerate physical or verbal abuse towards others. Physical harm, threats, verbal threats and/or abuse towards others will result in immediate disciplinary action by the Board of Directors in accordance with the HHHA "First and Final Warning" policy.
I) HHHA and its Board of Directors will notify the membership of rules, regulations, policies and /or procedures adopted during the season by posting on the association website.
Code of Conduct
The Code of Conduct is based upon the rules of the USA Hockey Association, the Colorado Amateur Hockey Association, the Colorado Competitive Youth Hockey League and the Denver North Hockey League. This list of words or actions constitutes a violation of the Code of Conduct of the Association and includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Making physical contact with any player, coach, on-ice or off-ice official, association or league representative, arena personnel, spectator or parent.
- Taunting or threatening any player, coach, on-ice or off-ice official, association or league representative, arena personnel, spectator, or parent.
- Going onto the ice surface for any reason, unless directed by a coach or other official.
- Entering, or attempting to enter, the bench area during a game without proper authorization.
- Entering, or attempting to enter, the locker room of any opposing team or obstructing their access or exit from said room or arena. Opposing team shall be defined as any team other than the team for which the member(s) are involved.
- Entering, or attempting to enter, the locker room of any official or obstructing their access or exit from said room or arena.
- Using profane and/or vulgar language or mannerisms that is offensive to other persons.
- Making disparaging comments to, shouting at, arguing with a parent, manager, coach, player, referee, or off-ice officials during the course of a game or as they leave the ice or the arena.
- Throwing of any object onto the ice surface, into the player's area, or at another individual.
- Pounding or climbing on the glass.
- Defacing or damaging property belonging to any individual, team, association, or arena.
- Violating The Ice Centre at the Promenade Protocol, including, but not limited to:
b. Theft of any kind
c. Violation of the floor hockey rule
d. Any violation of posted Ice Centre rules and regulations
13. Being involved with any activity that would warrant the summoning of law enforcement officials.
14. Entering the arena while intoxicated or under the influence of illegal drugs or controlled substances.
15. Any violation of the “Zero-Tolerance” Alcohol, Drugs and Controlled Substances Policy.
16. Inciting other persons to become involved in any of the above listed activities.
17. Any other conduct deemed inappropriate by the officials, association or league representatives, Board members of HHHA, and arena personnel.
Disciplinary Committee
The Board of Directors has adopted the Disciplinary Policy to ensure that the members of the Association follow all rules.
It is the policy of the Hyland Hills Junior Hockey Association (HHHA and/or Association) that all of its Members, Employees, Coaches and any other individual participating in the activities of HHHA (referred to collectively as Member(s)) exhibit the qualities of good sportsmanship and civil behavior and abide by the Code of Conduct (Code) of HHHA.
It is the intent of HHHA to provide a fair and impartial review procedure to determine whether Members have been involved in misconduct while participating in activities sponsored by HHHA, USA Hockey, the Colorado Amateur Hockey Association, the Colorado Competitive Youth Hockey League, the Colorado Recreational Hockey League or any other participating event. An individual is participating in sponsored activity if he or she is a spectator, a volunteer minor game official (time-keeper, score keeper/point streak, penalty box official or other off-ice official), a player or coach of an HHHA team or in attendance at any event sponsored by HHHA.
When it is found that a Member has violated the HHHA Code of Conduct, SafeSport Code of Conduct, the "Zero Tolerance" Alcohol, Drugs, and Controlled Substances Policy, the 24 Hour Rule and/or the Rules and Regulations of HHHA, the Association will discipline the individual in accordance with the procedures and penalties set forth in the disciplinary policy and guidelines.
If you do not understand or have questions about any of these rules, it is your responsibility to get clarification or answers at the next available HHHA Board of Directors meeting or contact the Disciplinary Committee Chairperson.
USSCI Association Fee Protection Insurance
Every year we have players that can't finish the season. From Injuries, Illness, a job loss from a parent, and more: life happens, and this is how to prepare for it.
HHHA has a Zero Refund Policy. Therefore, this season we are giving every parent a chance to insure their commitment to our club by utilizing Sports Fee Insurance. If your athlete can't play - Sports Fee Insurance will reimburse you, and pay what you still owe in club dues.
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We are asking every parent to go to the link below and make an informed decision whether to purchase coverage, or agree to our no refund policy
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