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- A
Grievance Committee and/or Disciplinary
Committee may be set up to resolve any
disputes or issues of discipline within the
club. This committee is to be made up of
the President, DOHO, Secretary, Treasurer
(if the matter involves finances), and the
Age Level Director of the affected family.
In all cases an
SYHA Incident
Report must be filed with the
SYHA board of directors. The incident
report must be completed by the ALD
representing the effected age
group.
- The club
will consider bidding on a state tournament
to be held in Stoughton at least every
other year.
- SYHA will
host a minimum of two invitational
tournaments each year. At the discretion of
the Board, these tournaments may be
operated either as a:
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Non-profit tournament with the philosophy
that SYHA is helping the MCC with selling
ice towards the end of the year. Guidelines
for this type of tournament are as
follows:
- A
tournament director assigned for such
tournament shall provide the Board with a
pro-forma accounting of the tournament with
anticipated team fee revenue, which would
ensure that the club does not loose
money.
- The host
team will be allowed to seek a sponsor,
conduct bake sales, chuck-a-puck, 50/50
raffles, etc. and use such proceeds to pay
for their entry fee.
- A final
accounting of the tournament income and
expenses is required to be presented to the
Board.
- The host
team can use any excess money collected
from such activities for a team
party.
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Profit-making tournament with the
philosophy that SYHA will use the
tournament as a fundraiser. The Board will
determine the target profit. Guidelines for
this type of tournament are as
follows:
- A
tournament director assigned for such
tournament shall provide the Board with a
pro-forma accounting of the tournament with
anticipated team fee revenue and/or other
activities such as t-shirt sales, which
would ensure that the club makes the target
profit from the team fees and/or other
activities such as t-shirt
sales.
- The host
team will be allowed to seek a sponsor,
conduct bake sales, chuck-a-puck, 50/50
raffles, etc. and use such proceeds to pay
for their entry fee.
- A final
accounting of the tournament income and
expenses is required to be presented to the
Board.
- The host
team can use any money in excess of the
anticipated club profit for a team
party.
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