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CHAMPLIN PARK YOUTH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

2007-2008 SEASON

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGAPRIL 15, 2008

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~ Gambling Report~ Roll Call~ Approval of Minutes~ Treasurer’s Report~ Election of Officers~ Directors' Reports~ 2007-2008 Highlights~ Old Business~ New Business~ By-Laws Amendments~ Adjournment

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Lisa Blake (Pete)

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~ New Gambling Manager Lisa Blake

~ State of MN Compliance Audit

~ Effective March 31, 2008: • Closed Moonrock Bar & Grill• Closed Pull-Tabs at Daytona Country Club; the

Bingo and Meat Raffle activities will continue

~ Year-end financials will be reported at the May board meeting

Highlights

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~ Continue to implement new procedures and forms withthe gambling employees as recommended by the State

~ Continue to meet with staff on a quarterly basis andreport financials to the Board of Directors monthly

~ Complete job descriptions of policies and procedures ofthe gambling employees and the Gambling Manager.

Recommendations

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Approval of Minutes

March 11th, 2008

April 17th, 2007

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Lori Nelson

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2007-2008 Summary

Account Balances

• Checking $ 2,063.65• Savings $70,711.00• Savings Multi-Use $21,160.04

Future deposit of team ice payment still pending at Approximately $40,000.00.

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Treasurer Trivia

• Wrote 337 checks totaling $618,325.52• Spent $190,000.00 on ice• Switched Banks from Financial One to Wells

Fargo NA

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Communications HouseFundraising ConcessionsSpecial Events Multi-Use S.K.A.T.E. TournamentRegistration/Traveling IceRegistration/House TravelingSponsorship Coaches SelectionEquipment MN HockeyGoalie Equipment ApparelGirls Program By-LawsPlayer Development

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Joe’l Brenny (Mike)

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~ The association website (http://www.cpyha.com)~ Mass electronic mailings~ Advertising on website~ Publications~ Recognition banners ordering and updating~ Team/player pictures and panoramic picture

The purpose of the Communications Committee is to assure an excellent, coordinated exchange of information to and from all Association members and communities.

The Communication Committee is responsible for:

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2007-2008Joe’l Brenny – Committee Director

~ George Borrell~ Lisa Lewis

2008-2009:Joe’l Brenny – Committee Director

~ Back-up Webmaster - TBD~ George Borrell

~ Lisa Lewis

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2007-2008 HighlightsWebsite Changes:

~ Website banner redesign~ New sections added (Ice for Sale/Buy/Exchange)~ Added Champlin Park High School teams~ Tracking website metrics~ Introduced monthly newsletter~ Professionally hosted by Team Sport Technologies, LLC (formally

PuckSystems)~ Online registration for season and clinics~ Improved Webmaster/Team managers “bag of tools/tricks”

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2007-2008 HighlightsWebsite Metrics:

Website metrics enabled on July 16, 2007

Stats from July 16, 2007 to April 6, 200864,430 visits by 10,657 unique visitors7.71 pages viewed on average per visit3.5 minutes on site per average per visitMost hits per day: October 4, 2007Most hits per month: November, 2007

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2007-2008 Committee GoalsWebsite:

~ Increase website traffic – get more people using the site daily during the season.

~ Improve website usability/stability/content.

~ Solicit and receive additional posting requests from the association members.

~ Continue to offer flexible online registration for clinics and association offerings.

~ Improve ice loading and team schedule appearance.

~ Find a backup webmaster.

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2008-2009 Committee Goals

Improve communication to members and communities(website, e-mail, publications):~ Dedicated committee member for external communication.~ Dedicated committee member for ordering and updating

recognition banners.~ Celebrate and communicate our success.

Research alternative methods for posting and displayingice schedules.

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Trish Ringler (Bill)

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Again this year, CPYHA participated in the candy bar fundraiser at registration.

• A total of 317 members bought out the fundraiser with 140 members participating in the sale.

• The total profit less the cost of 120 cases was $30,336.60.

• No other “association” wide fundraising events took place during the season.

• New ideas are in the works for next year to include fundraising efforts to reduce ice bills.

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The annual “Parent Relief Night” was a joint effort with the Special Events Committee Directors.

The event was held at Serum’s in Anoka.

The event was under budget and raised a total of $3,041.00, which exceeded last year by over $1,000.00.

The Committees would like to thank Serum’s for theirgenerosity hosting and donating portions of their sales that evening to the association!

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Craig and Tammie Dokken (Bill)

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The Special Event Committee and the Fundraising Committee shared efforts towards the “Parent ReliefNight” which was a success.

The annual golf outing was cancelled due to a Director not being in place.

The Committee will be working on a golfouting and will look to other opportunities forparents and families to celebrate next season.

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S.K.A.T.E.

Tom Hagberg (Lisa)

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S.K.A.T.E. Committee

The 2007-2008 S.K.A.T.E. Committee was lead by Tom Hagberg.

The total number of qualified players for the season was 230 andranged from Mites to Jr. Gold.

The banquet was held on March 24, 2008, at the Champlin Park High School Auditorium.

Brad Bombardir of the Minnesota Wild was our guest speaker and handed out all the individual certificates to the players.

We gave out in excess of 85 prizes during the evening, most of which were donated.

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S.K.A.T.E. Committee Budget

The budget for the 2007-2008 S.K.A.T.E. program was $1,200.00.

The actual came in at $1,045.29, which included the S.K.A.T.E. registration of $450.00.

• This covers the certificates, $300.00 for prizes, $269.00 refreshments and $26.20 for decorations.

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Thank you to our sponsors for their generous donations to the 2007-2008 S.K.A.T.E. Program:

TPG SportsCoach Ron Broberg

Pat Janostin Hockey CampMichael McDonaldChamplin Athletic

CPYHA Board of Directors

S.K.A.T.E. Committee Sponsors

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Greg Schraut (Lisa)

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Season Report for Online Registration 2007- 2008

by Greg Schraut, Traveling Registration Director

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Total number players registered: 544• Male: 449• Female: 95

Total of fundraiser buy- outs vs. participationfor candy bar sales:

• Buy- out: 403• Participate: 141

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• BPYHA hockey players that live in ISD 11 and stayed in Brooklyn Park: 83

• BPYHA hockey players that live in ISD 11 and moved to CPYHA Traveling Teams: 18

• Rogers hockey players that waived to CPYHA: 5

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Traveling Teams That Had Hockey Players Waive In:

• 10U: 2 (Rogers)• 12U: 4 (3 Rogers, 1BP)• Squirts: 7 (all BP)• PeeWees: 2 (all BP)• Bantams: 8 (all BP)

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• No hockey players waived out of CPYHA this year to other associations.

• 2 hockey players left CPYHA to play on AAA teams.

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• CPYHA payments to USA Hockey: $19,740

• CPYHA payments to Minnesota Hockey: $5440

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Jennifer Mayer

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Highlights

~Registration was a challenge this year with the new boundaries.

~Walk-in registration was accepted during the 2007-2008season due to non-acceptance of payment by check and waivers.

~Accept checks for on-line registration for new season hasbeen requested

~26 new players from Brooklyn Park moved into the association. This was a mix of Mites, Girls 8U and Squirt House

~No house players waived out of CPYHA

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Bret Bunde (Tom)

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The Sponsorship Director is responsible for:~ Procuring sponsors~ Ordering and distribution of the sponsor appreciation plaques~ Ordering the sponsor appreciation banner for display at the

Champlin Ice Forum

The 2007-2008 Sponsors consisted of 2 Bronze, 3 Silver, 0 Gold and 4 Platinum for a total of $3,550.00.

The cost of the includes 7 plaques at $13.25 each and 1 banner at $500.00 for an total expense of $592.75.

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Bronze - $100

Your company information will be listed on the Sponsors Tab ofour website.

Silver - $250

Your company information willbe listed on the Sponsors Tab ofour website.

Gold - $500

Your company information willbe listed on the Sponsors tab ofour website.

Platinum - $620

Your company information willbe listed on the Sponsors tab ofour website.

Your company will receive anappreciation plaque that contains a CPYHA team photograph.

Your company will receive anappreciation plaque thatcontains a CPYHA teamphotograph.

Your company will receive anappreciation plaque thatcontains a CPYHA teamphotograph.

Your company name will bedisplayed on a banner hungin the Champlin Ice Forum.

Your company name will bedisplayed on a banner hung in the Champlin Ice Forum.

One year of advertising onthe main page of our website.

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Bob Plunkett (Mike)

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2007-2008 Committee:

Bob Plunkett, Committee DirectorLaurie Plunkett, Member

2008-2009 Committee:

Committee Director, Open PositionMembers, Open

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Expense Summary:

Jerseys $13,586.98Pucks and Puck Bags 780.00First Aid Supplies 256.50

Total $14,623.48

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Expense Detail – Jerseys/Stop PatchesJerseys:10U-A 266 $10,984.0010U-B12U-A12U-BBantam A, B2 Blue, B2 WhiteMite A (4 teams) 199 2,496.00Mite B (4 teams)Mite C (2 teams)Mite D8UStop Patches: 270 106.98

» TOTAL $13,586.98

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Expense Detail – Pucks, Puck Bagsand First Aid Supplies

Pucks and Puck Bags:

~Black Pucks 600 $450.00~Blue Pucks 175 262.50~Puck Bags 5 67.50Total $780.00

First Aid Supplies:~Container 1 $ 7.92~Supplies 248.58Total $256.50

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Pat Nelson (Mike)

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Outfitted 36 goalies

Collected $3,475.00 in rental fees which will be used for new gear and repairs

Spent $6,933.28 for new equipment

Highlights

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Sue Craggand Kathie Peluf

(Bruce)

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Enrollment

Team 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

8U 0 16 14 17 14 1610U 0 12 24* 26* 27* 1712U 15 15 15 13 33* 27*14U 0 11 16 15 0 0Totals 15 54 69 71 74 60

*Indicates 2 Teams. Note: A total of 4 girls waived in from Rogers.

Team Statistics

• District 10 does not allow statistics to be kept on any team below the 12U level.• Our 12U-A team had a 10-9-1 record and finished seventh out of 11 teams in District play.• The 12U-B team had a 9-7-3 record and finished third out of 7 teams in District play.• The 10A placed first in the Carlton Tournament.• The 12U-B placed first in the Eastview Lightning Classic Tournament.

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Marketing to the Public

~We did not have a booth at the 2007 Father Hennepin Days due tolack of volunteers. The new directors have expressed an interestedin participating this year.~Flyers handed out during soccer picture night and at our schools.~Assisted High School Booster Club with Youth Night at the Forumwith recruiting, crafts and drawings.

Exciting Events

~Social events to foster friendships and invite new girls to participate.~Pizza skate at the Forum.~Attend U of M Women’s Gopher Hockey games as a group.

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Work In Progress

Continue to have a used hockey equipment drive. We have used equipment on hand so we can encourage families to experience clinics without the added expense of purchasing equipment until they are sure they want to continue with the sport. The equipment also helps us supplement 8U girls with full gear.

High School Coach Involvement

~Coaches meetings~Clinics sponsored by High School Booster Club and Coach Grandner~Girls High School hockey players each donate 8 hours to the GirlsHockey Program and assist with practices~Spring/Summer dryland clinics

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Tom Crowley(Interim Director)

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Falls Skills Clinics 2007

Clinic 2007 2008

Taste of Hockey 21 20Initiation N/A 26Mite/Squirt Camp 12 14Mite 72 63Squirt 42 35PeeWee 16 32Advanced Girls 26 N/ABantam 36 43High School Boys 35 37Goalie 22 24

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Financial Results

• Gross Revenue $44,650• Refunds ( 1,450)• Net Revenue $43,200

• Less Ice ($23,820)• Instructors ( 14,159)• Admin Costs ( 1,934)• Net Income $ 3,287

Note: Includes CPYHA Open Hockey

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Clinic HighlightsWe expanded our CPYHA Open Hockey program during 2007 by

adding “Girls Open Hockey” and extending the ice session length for PeeWee and Bantam from 1.0 hour to 1.50 hours.

• We felt that both experiments were successful and we will continue to offer Girls Open Hockey in 2008.

• In addition, all Open Hockey ice sessions willbe 1.50 hours.

We hosted a PeeWee checking clinic on March 8.• We had 35 skaters turn out for the clinic.• BoysHigh School Coach Paul Bailey led this clinic.

On-line registration is now offered for the fall clinics and CPYHAOpen Hockey. All the information can be found on the website.

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We offered 3 goalie clinics during the season this year.

• Dan Kodatsky was our instructor again this year• Each clinic consists of on ice and classroom training.• Although we continue to have some negative

feedback on the early morning ice times (7:30 am), we had good goalie attendance.

• We need better attendance from our coaches. We plan on continuing these in-season goalie clinics with Dan as our instructor.

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Goals for 2008-2009

• Enhance the Fall Skills Clinics whenever possible• Work with other Committees in designing dryland

facility if it is constructed• In-season Goalie Training – for goalies and coaches• Provide 3 members to participate in the Coaches

SelectionCommittee

• Better publicize “Rink Rats”• Design and implement Defense Clinic. Two sessions in

(October and December)

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• Work with both High School coaching staffs, Girls, Houseand Traveling Committees to create a unified coaches’manual and help train our coaches

• Spring Checking Clinic 2009

• Provide Skill Development expectations for each level of play

• Provide better training and communication for Mite level

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THANK YOU COMMITTEE MEMBERS

• Jeff Morawczynski – Director• Tom Crowley – Board Liaison• Jerry Krych• Bryce Macken• Al Lundstrom• Joe Koltes – Open Hockey Coordinator• Jay Lysne• Kevin Moore – Clinic Director• Joe Olson – Coach-in-Chief• Jim Ronn• CJ Smith

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House

Tom Crowley

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House AccomplishmentsStarted the year with 169 registered kids includes

waivers and players that choose not to play.

Eligible Years

Girls 8U

Mites Total

Moving Up

9 33 42

1 4 34 382 5 32 373 0 23 23

4+ 0 12 12Total 18 134 152

0 10 20 30 40 50

4+  E ligible year

3 E ligible year

2 E ligible year

1 E ligible year

Moving up

Mites

8U

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Hockey 101 (Parent Educate)6 Sessions (Sept 26, 30 and Nov. 3)Only 8 No Shows to these meetings

To promote education to all house parents and to ensure a smooth transition for Brooklyn Park families

AgendaCPYHA

House GoalsWhat to Expect

EquipmentThe Season

Practices/GamesMite Jamboree

What you can DoArena RulesQuestions

Accomplishments

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HEP skill player placement clinic• Implemented October14, 2007

• Five week player skill development and evaluation

• Players were continually evaluated throughout the clinic

• Players were evaluated and scored by 8 different evaluators from outside of the house program

• Wells Fargo Donated $2,500 to purchase HEP skills practice pinnies that aided in the evaluation process

• Based on the feed back from parents and coaches, the placement clinic was very successful

• We have estimated a misplacement percentage of 3-5%

• This would have not been possible with out CPYHA Board support. Thank You for your support.

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Accomplishments

Game schedule meeting Oct 30, 2007

Forced us to designate our teams before teams were formed. This resulted in smaller teams at the Mite A and B level.

Coaches DevelopmentCoaches education meeting – November 14, 2007Coaches clinic – MN Hockey – December 2, 2007

Year end coaches meeting

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Accomplishments

Mite A,B, and 8U JamboreeChris Schweitzer and the Jamboree committee did a

great job putting together a successful Jamboree. Thanks to All!

Coaches game was a success being moved to Friday night. Many attendees.

Monthly House MeetingsEncouraged all house level coaches to attend. This

allowed us to field successes and concerns

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Team Level Breakdown

Level CommentsMite A Games with Anoka went well. Small teams. Good feedback

from coaches regarding the season.

Mite B On average the teams were competitive. Small teams.

Mite C Very equal teams. We saw a big improvement in skill development.

Mite D Had a competitive season with other associations.

Girls 8U Had large team (18 Players). We tried to make 2 teams. Rusty and his coaching staff did a great job developing team with such a large disparity in talent going into the season.

Squirt C Robb Kaplin and his coaching staff also had a diverse team.

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SQUIRT

MITE D

MITE C1

MITE C2

MITE B1

MITE B2

MITE B3

MITE B4

MITE A1

MITE A2

MITE A3

MITE A4

GIRLS 8U

Practices at forum inside and (outside Forum)

Games

Total hours on the inside and (outside Forum) 

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House Issues

~ IceIn 2008-09 will work on late schedule notification and ice availability. Goal is to retain players, this issue mustbe addressed to implement consistent ice scheduling.

~ CoachingConcerned parents with coaching philosophy. We learned thateveryone (coaches, parents and committee members) need to beeducated on the grievance process. This will be added and addressedin next years parent and coach pre-season meeting.

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Thank YouThe CPYHA Board for their continued support.

The coaches and volunteers that committed their time and talents to improve the association.

Wells Fargo for their donations

Other Sponsors that donated to the Mite Jamboree

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Concessions

Gina Koltes – ManagerKarma Lindell - Accounting

(Kevin)

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ConcessionsHighlights of the 2007-2008 Season

The season began with new paint and major cleaning and re-organization of theconcession stand.

My main focus was to structure the “store” to operate and function by the over 850 members without any formal training. In doing this, I found that it was not necessary to be present on a daily basis.

During the season, the hot dog machine and cookie oven were repaired and I have determined that there is no need for the old pizza oven.

A major accomplishment was the elimination of the Director handling the daily accounting procedures. This task was given to the volunteers scheduled for the closing shifts.

I found that the most challenging and time consuming part of this position to be the scheduling of hours for each team while maintaining the operation of the stand. I give much credit to the team managers that were given the responsibility for their teams during theassigned weeks and days.

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ConcessionsRecommendations for 2008-2009

~Increase the salary for the Concession Director OR Additional volunteers to assist with scheduling, ordering and inventory

~Minor maintenance issues need to be addressed~Continue to use Watson’s for our food and dry goods~Further investigate the possibility of adding Dunn Bros. Coffee~Additional communication on expectations from the associations’

members~Additional time for scheduling shifts before tryouts, rosters and the

season

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2007-2008 Rebel ConnectionBeginning balance $ 19,598.00

Total Expenses

Rent paid to the City of Champlin 6,250.00Permit/Hennepin County 150.00Repair/Hotdog Machine ` 416.94Postage and office supplies 214.70Cost of products 32,553.54Cash for registers and petty cash 460.00Wells Fargo/Deposit Forms 25.98Stop Payment (Sarpinos’s check) 29.00Bank fee 2.00

Total Deposits $64,455.90

Ending Balance $43,951.74

Total Profit 2007-2008 $24,353.74

Total Profit 2006-2007 $20,847.43

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Rebel Connection/Cost of Product

Watson’s $24,385.63Pepsi 5,418.62Sarpino’s 1,757.49Trading Cards 666.00Gina Koltes 325.80

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Multi-Use Facility

Pete Lewis

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Multi-Use SummaryThe outdoor sheet of ice was used for practices this season and plans

for additional practices has been discussed for next year.

We are in the process of obtaining bids and working with the City on a plan for a “dry-land” facility.

The proposed facility would be attached to the rear of the Forum. This would be an opportunity for teams throughout the year to work on their skills.

The wish list would include stick handling, shooting stations and other defined areas.

Budgets, fundraising efforts and specifications will be presented to The Board of Directors in the next few weeks. Our goal would be to have it up and running during the upcoming season.

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Tournament

Bob Rossbach (Lori)

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Tournament Report

The Tournament Committee once again had a successful year and focused on three main areas:

1. Setting up Invitational Tournaments for Traveling

2. CPYHA Rebel Thanksgiving Classic3. Bantam A District 10 Tournament Host

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The committee set up approximately 57 tournaments for the CPYHA traveling teams. This included setting up blocks of rooms at local hotels.

The Tournament Feedback forms were once again requested from each team; however, teams were inconsistent in returning the forms.

We withdrew from one Bantam B tournament in Mora due to a lack of communication about outside games being added during extreme weather conditions that weekend.

The 10U-A Tournament was also cancelled at Highland Central due to concerns over game limits with early scrimmages and other tournaments added to the large number of District 10 games.

The 2007 Rebels Thanksgiving Classic was a success. Volunteer support from the Squirt B and PeeWee B teams were exceptional. Both these teams were playing for hardware on the Tournaments final day. Net income from the Rebel Thanksgiving Tournament was $5,308.70.

Tournament Report

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CPYHA was the host to the District 10 Bantam A Tournament inFebruary. All volunteer positions were filled and the Bantam ADistrict Coordinator was pleased with our facility and the involve-ment from our members. In closing, I would like to thank the Boardof Directors and my liaisons Chuck Rickart and Lori Nelson fortheir assistance over the past two years. I have enjoyed my time asthe Tournament Director and would be open to providing assistance to the new Director once one is chosen.

Tournament Report

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Ice

Gary Rodin (Kevin)

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Champlin: 730Champlin out: 149Brooklyn Park: 190Anoka: 167Super Rink: 87TOTAL: 1322

Ice hours

ICE

Team SharedFull

SheetIndoor Times Outdoor Total

Bantam A 2 85 89 1 177

Bantam B1 7 75 82 2 166

Bantam B2 B 37 39 76 3 155

Bantam B2 W 32 39 71 7 149

Bantam C 26 26 52 7 111

Pee Wee A 19 50 69 8 146

Pee Wee B2 40 30 70 7 147

Pee Wee C 30 18 48 9 105

12 U A 39 34 73 3 149

12 U B 45 24 69 2 140

Squirt A 52 24 76 2 154

Squirt B1 53 14 67 6 140

Squirt B2B 49 15 64 5 133

Squirt B2W 46 19 65 6 136

10 U A 48 23 71 5 147

Junior Gold A 6 54 60 3 123

Junior Gold B 8 35 43 2 88

JG 16U 6 43 49 6 104

House 336 65 401

TOTALS 545 983 1194 149 2871

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Traveling

Elena Taylor (Lori)

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Tina Mariani Lori SchuenkeElena Taylor Lynn SheforgenPete Williams Bill LawlerDale Lessard Kathy DvorakJohn PuchalskiMike Fredrick

Chuck RickartPaul Bailey

2007-2008 Traveling Committee

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Head Coaches – Thank you!

Joe Olson Bantam AMark Dickmeyer Bantam B1Dave Everett Bantam B2 BlueMike Fredrick Bantam B2 WhiteJeff Morawczynski Bantam CMatt Colford PeeWee APete Lewis PeeWee B2Mike Simcoe & Dave Steenerson PeeWee CKevin Lindstrom Squirt AMarlo Johnson Squirt B1Pete Williams Squirt B2 BlueKen Swift Squirt B2 White

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Head Coaches – Thank you!

Bruce Weaver Girls 12U-AKevin McNamara & John Meyer Girls 12U-BMark Koethe Girls 10U-ATom Patterson Jr. Gold AMatt Waverek Jr. GoldBLarry Enright 16U

THANK YOU TO OUR ASSISTANT COACHES AND TEAM MANAGERS!

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RECORDS

Team Won Loss TieLeague Standing

Bantam A 12 4 0 3 rd (+4)Bantam B1 14 1 2 2nd (+5)Bantam B2 Blue 12 2 1 5th (-4)Bantam B2 White 8 4 3 5th (0) Bantam C 2 12 1 6th

PeeWee A 12 9 1 6th (-4)PeeWee B2 16 3 0 3rd (+9)PeeWee C 11 1 3 1stGirls 12U A 10 9 1 7th (0) Girls 12U B 9 7 3 3rd (+1)Jr Gold 16U 16 6 2 4th

Jr Gold A 8 13 3 12th (-7)Jr Gold B 7 17 0 15th (+4)

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TOURNAMENT RECORDS

District 10 TournamentPeeWee C – Second Place

State TournamentJr. Gold 16U – Fourth Place

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Team

Lost Lost Lost Lost

2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008

Bantam A 1 8 10 1

Bantam B1 6 1 3 2

Bantam B2 Blue 0 1 3 3

Bantam B2 White n/a 1 5 0

Bantam C 6 4 n/a 1

PeeWee A 3 3 4 3

PeeWee B1 1 1 3 n/a

PeeWee B2 Blue 2 1 n/a 2

PeeWee B2 White 0 0 3 3

PeeWee C No Records Available 0

Girls 14U 0 0 n/a n/a

Girls 12U A n/a n/a 1 2

Girls 12U B 0 1 0 0

Jr Gold 16U n/a n/a n/a 2

Jr Gold A 17 5 12 9

Jr Gold B n/a n/a 4 5

Fair Play Points Lost

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Jr GoldWin % Excluding Ties

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BantamsWin % Excluding Ties

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PeeWeeWin % Excluding Ties

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GirlsWin % Excluding Ties

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Girls 14U Girls 12U AGirls 12U B

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2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008

Bantam A 286 563 400 214 737 375 750

Bantam B1 389 429 647 333 615 667 933

Bantam B2 Blue 667 235 706 684 800 813 857

Bantam B2 White 600 667 667

Bantam C 143

PeeWee A 611 333 471 444 476 800 571

PeeWee B1 188 368 600 714 308 533

PeeWee B2 Blue 706 824 900 1000 850 842

PeeWee B2 White 118 632 222 56 400

PeeWee C 917

Girls 14U 190 0 333 800

Girls 12U A 412 526

Girls 12U B 611 308 688 538 538 563

Jr Gold A 238 762 381

Jr Gold B 95 292

Jr Gold 16U 727

Win PercentagesLight area indicates record of 750 & Greater

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• Coach Paul Bailey and his staff for their time and dedication to CPYHA particularly to the Traveling Committee.

• Coach Bob Grandner for his never ending support and assistance in growing the girls program.

• Moonrock for feeding us during tryouts!

Special Thanks

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Coaches Selection

Kevin Moore (Pete)

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Highlights of 2007-2008 Season

The Coaches Selection Committee is made up of members from Player Development and the Traveling Committee.

Duties included interviewing both parent and non-parent candidates for all traveling teams.

The Committee is comprised of non-board members as the Board of Director’s has final vote on coaches.

Coaches evaluations were collected as well as final exit interviews.

The Committee also assists coaches during the season with issues that may arise.

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Minnesota Hockey

Gordy Littler

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• Enforcement of Association affiliate agreements• Alignment of Districts• How to increase hockey numbers (players)• Statewide registration database with roll-down• Following grievance procedures & signatures• Referee seminars and continuing education• Reciprocity with WI and SD, MN rule change• Continue alignment with USA Hockey rules• Girls hockey growth / Disabled hockey growth

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Apparel

Bruce Weaver

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Apparel Highlights

Our apparel sales this year exceeded $25,000.00 of which our agreement with Champlin Athletic is 10% of sales. This joint effort was a great success and we plan on continuing our arrangement withChamplin Athletic next season. They plan on more “general “ apparel on the racks when the new season begins.

Jewelry sales raised over $1,000.00 in profit and will continue tosell the remaining supply. Thank you for Amy Miller and KayNelson for taking on this project!

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By-Laws

Bruce Weaver