Illinois' Finest Travel Hockey Program Glenview Stars Hockey ...
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Glenview Stars Hockey Association Come be part of an Illinois hockey tradition. www.glenviewstars.org
Glenview Stars Hockey Travel Program Since 1973, the Glenview Stars Hockey Association has been one of the most respected and successful travel hockey programs in North America. The hundreds of banners decorating the walls of the Glenview Ice Center are a significant testament to the development of our young athletes. In addition to hockey skills, the Stars are dedicated to fostering each player’s character and appreciation of this great sport
The 2012-2013 Coaching Staff: With our energized coaching staff, we are ready for an exciting season. Under the coordination of our Hockey Director, Sylvain Turcotte, we have assembled the finest group of coaches in the state! Tim Benz and the Ultimate Athlete staff will lead the Glenview Stars Skills Development Program on ice and dryland training sessions. Our goalies will be instructed by the Wendell Young Goaltending School. AHAI Two-Choice Rule Amatuer Hockey Assoc. of Illinois Travel Tier II hockey players in Illinois can skate for two organizations in their Mite through Midget playing careers. Under certain circumstances a substitute choice may be granted. Mite A2 participation does not count as a choice if state guidelines for A2 participation are followed. Some travel organizations have restrictive policies in effect, which limit a player’s ability to move between his/her two choices. Glenview does not restrict players from returning if they play for another organization. Detailed information will be handed out at tryouts. All players and their parents who are playing travel Tier II hockey for the first time or who are changing organizations will be counseled by a Glenview Stars Board member. These players/parents will be required to sign a “TwoChoice” Declaration Form when placed on a team.
Zero Tolerance In an effort to make hockey a more enjoyable and safe activity for all involved, the Glenview Stars along with the Amateur Hockey Association of Illinois implements a zero tolerance policy. The Stars organization will be requiring all players and parents to sign a “Zero Tolerance and Parent & Player Expectation” form when teams are formed. Conditioning Clinics and TryOuts: Conditioning clinics will begin Sat., Aug. 18 and continue Sun., Aug. 26. Tryouts for all teams will take place between Mon., Sept. 3 and Sun., Sept. 9. Players are selected and placed on teams via a tryout process. If selected, a Stars travel hockey player is expected to attend all regularly scheduled practices and games. This time commitment is critical to the growth of the player and success of the team. Each Stars travel hockey player can plan on skating approximately 3-5 times per week with their team. In addition, each team may compete in 1-3 out-of-town tournaments per season. • Time Commitment: Typically 3-5 hrs of ice per week • # of Games: Typically 35– 45 per season , level of play dependent. Home games and practices are played at the Glenview Ice Center, North Shore Ice Center, and Twin Rinks in Buffalo Grove. NIHL away games are played at other rinks around the Chicagoland area. CSDHL away games are played throughout the Central States region. • Team Fees: $3,000-$ 3,600, level of play and league dependent • Additional Costs: Home/Away game jerseys are about $200, additional Tournament Expenses and Team Slush Fund~$300-$400. Northern Illinois Hockey League: The Stars continue with our tradition of playing competitive travel hockey in the Northern Illinois Hockey League (NIHL), “The Largest Youth Hockey League in Illinois.” www.nihl.info Central States Developmental Hockey League The CSDHL is highly competitive and specifically designed for elite Tier II hockey teams within Illinois and the Central States region. www.csdhl.org
Illinois’ Finest Travel Hockey Program
Glenview Stars Hockey offers... The opportunities for the developing hockey player to play competitive travel hockey from September through February. During the course of the season, you can expect to have upwards of 50 practices, 30 league games, skills clinics and the opportunity to travel with your team to hockey tournaments both locally and out of state. All tournament participation is decided on a team- by- team basis, voted on by each team’s parents. The Stars will continue to field teams in NIHL at the Bronze, Silver and Gold & Elite level with the top Squirt team participating in the Central States Developmental Hockey League. Players will be selected for the AA, A & B level teams during tryouts by team coaches from the Mite B to the Bantam AA levels.
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Glenview Stars Hockey Association Girls Hockey League www.glenviewstars.org
2012-2013
GIRLS HOCKEY! In continuing to build a strong girls hockey program, the Stars will be offering girls U-8, U-10 and U-12 hockey teams. All girls tryout dates and times to be announced soon. Please check the Stars website for updates. With so few “all girl” programs available, the Stars have an “open arms” policy for all players without a girls program. We offer a place for girls to play with good coaching and a friendly, positive atmosphere.
U10 State Runner Up, 2011-2012 U12 State Champions, 2009-2010 U10 3rd Place State, 2008-2009 U12 National Champions, 2011-2012
For girls league information contact: [email protected] Sylvain Turcotte; Hockey Director Don Cichanski; Girls Hockey Coordinator
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Glenview Stars Hockey Association Come be part of an Illinois hockey tradition. www.glenviewstars.org
Glenview Stars Hockey Travel Program Since 1973, the Glenview Stars Hockey Association has been one of the most respected and successful travel hockey programs in North America. The hundreds of banners decorating the walls of the Glenview Ice Center are a significant testament to the development of our young athletes. In addition to hockey skills, the Stars are dedicated to fostering each player’s character and appreciation of this great sport
The 2012-2013 Coaching Staff: With our energized coaching staff, we are ready for an exciting season. Under the coordination of our Hockey Director, Sylvain Turcotte, we have assembled the finest group of coaches in the state! Tim Benz and the Ultimate Athlete staff will lead the Glenview Stars Skills Development Program on ice and dryland training sessions. Our goalies will be instructed by the Wendell Young Goaltending School. AHAI Two-Choice Rule Amatuer Hockey Assoc. of Illinois Travel Tier II hockey players in Illinois can skate for two organizations in their Mite through Midget playing careers. Under certain circumstances a substitute choice may be granted. Mite A2 participation does not count as a choice if state guidelines for A2 participation are followed. Some travel organizations have restrictive policies in effect, which limit a player’s ability to move between his/her two choices. Glenview does not restrict players from returning if they play for another organization. Detailed information will be handed out at tryouts. All players and their parents who are playing travel Tier II hockey for the first time or who are changing organizations will be counseled by a Glenview Stars Board member. These players/parents will be required to sign a “TwoChoice” Declaration Form when placed on a team.
Zero Tolerance In an effort to make hockey a more enjoyable and safe activity for all involved, the Glenview Stars along with the Amateur Hockey Association of Illinois implements a zero tolerance policy. The Stars organization will be requiring all players and parents to sign a “Zero Tolerance and Parent & Player Expectation” form when teams are formed. Conditioning Clinics and TryOuts: Conditioning clinics will begin Sat., Aug. 18 and continue Sun., Aug. 26. Tryouts for all teams will take place between Mon., Sept. 3 and Sun., Sept. 9. Players are selected and placed on teams via a tryout process. If selected, a Stars travel hockey player is expected to attend all regularly scheduled practices and games. This time commitment is critical to the growth of the player and success of the team. Each Stars travel hockey player can plan on skating approximately 3-5 times per week with their team. In addition, each team may compete in 1-3 out-of-town tournaments per season. • Time Commitment: Typically 3-5 hrs of ice per week • # of Games: Typically 35– 45 per season , level of play dependent. Home games and practices are played at the Glenview Ice Center, North Shore Ice Center, and Twin Rinks in Buffalo Grove. NIHL away games are played at other rinks around the Chicagoland area. CSDHL away games are played throughout the Central States region. • Team Fees: $3,000-$ 3,600, level of play and league dependent • Additional Costs: Home/Away game jerseys are about $200, additional Tournament Expenses and Team Slush Fund~$300-$400. Northern Illinois Hockey League: The Stars continue with our tradition of playing competitive travel hockey in the Northern Illinois Hockey League (NIHL), “The Largest Youth Hockey League in Illinois.” www.nihl.info Central States Developmental Hockey League The CSDHL is highly competitive and specifically designed for elite Tier II hockey teams within Illinois and the Central States region. www.csdhl.org
Illinois’ Finest Travel Hockey Program
Glenview Stars Hockey offers... The opportunities for the developing hockey player to play competitive travel hockey from September through February. During the course of the season, you can expect to have upwards of 50 practices, 30 league games, skills clinics and the opportunity to travel with your team to hockey tournaments both locally and out of state. All tournament participation is decided on a team- by- team basis, voted on by each team’s parents. The Stars will continue to field teams in NIHL at the Bronze, Silver and Gold & Elite level with the top Squirt team participating in the Central States Developmental Hockey League. Players will be selected for the AA, A & B level teams during tryouts by team coaches from the Mite B to the Bantam AA levels.
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Glenview Stars Hockey Association Girls Hockey League www.glenviewstars.org
2012-2013
GIRLS HOCKEY! In continuing to build a strong girls hockey program, the Stars will be offering girls U-8, U-10 and U-12 hockey teams. All girls tryout dates and times to be announced soon. Please check the Stars website for updates. With so few “all girl” programs available, the Stars have an “open arms” policy for all players without a girls program. We offer a place for girls to play with good coaching and a friendly, positive atmosphere.
U10 State Runner Up, 2011-2012 U12 State Champions, 2009-2010 U10 3rd Place State, 2008-2009 U12 National Champions, 2011-2012
For girls league information contact: [email protected] Sylvain Turcotte; Hockey Director Don Cichanski; Girls Hockey Coordinator
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