Parents play a major role when it comes to influencing youth hockey players to display good sportsmanship. Children often see their parents as role models and look to replicate their actions. Here are 11 principles that parents can use to promote good sportsmanship by displaying it themselves and teaching it to their kids.
It is expected that all Minnesota Hockey parents observe the following principles:
I have read and understood the principles stated above that were put forth by Minnesota Hockey. I agree to abide by those principles with the understanding that if I do not follow them I may be asked to leave any practice, game, or event.
Whether this is your first time with a kid playing hockey or you've been around the game you're entire life, there's always something to learn about being a hockey parent. Click here for insight on how to handle important situations like the car ride home.
Keeping all youth hockey players safe is of the utmost importance to Minnesota Hockey. Click here to view a variety of resources ranging from concussion education and fair play to our comprehensive off-ice safety program.
This website is designed for parents of 4-8 year olds so that their experience with hockey is an exciting one. Hockey is one of the greatest sports in the world and your child will learn not only the necessary skills to be a successful player, but life lessons as well.