BC Hockey Championships 2018/19 Midget Tier 3. March 17-21, Hosted by Cranbrook Minor Hockey Association

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1 BC Hockey Championships 2018/19 Midget Tier 3 March 17-21, 2019 Hosted by Cranbrook Minor Hockey Association 1

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome to Cranbrook Page 3 Tournament Contact Information Page 4 Other Important Contact Information Page 5 Schedule of Events Page 6 Maps Page 8 Accommodations Page 10 Car Rental Page 11 Things To Do Page 12 Sponsors Page 14 BC Hockey Apparel Page 15 BC Hockey Code of Conduct Page 16 2

3 WELCOME TO CRANBROOK Cranbrook is a thriving community with a proud history and an exciting future. Nestled in a broad open valley located between the Rocky Mountains to the east and the older Purcell Mountains to the west, Cranbrook is surrounded by world class scenery, recreation and wildlife. Mild winters and warm sunny summers characterize our beautiful mountain environment. The 18th largest city in BC with a population of 20,047 people, our community is home to the Canadian Rockies International Airport, the East Kootenay Regional Hospital, the College of the Rockies, the 600 seat Key City Theatre, the Western Financial Place recreational complex which is home to the Western Hockey League s Kootenay Ice and a spectacular and growing summer Farmer s Market. Located on Highway 3, BC s southern Trans-Canada highway and on the Canadian Pacific Railway line, Cranbrook is the hub for business and for retail shopping for the East Kootenay region, boasting a total population of 56,702. The City and many of its residents, businesses and organizations have received many accolades for their accomplishments and successes over the years. Please visit our 'Celebrating Cranbrook' section to find out more. The City also brought CAO David Kim on board in April 2016 and he shares his vision and goals for the City in this December 2016 article in Kootenay Business Magazine, We would love to have you come for a visit and then do as many of us have done stay for a lifetime. 3

TOURNAMENT CONTACT INFORMATION Memorial Arena 1432 2nd Street North, Cranbrook Bobby-Jo Hekob Tournament Chair bobbyjohekob76@gmail.com TBA Safety Person Michelle Ridler Banquet mnridler@gmail.

4 TOURNAMENT CONTACT INFORMATION Memorial Arena nd Street North, Cranbrook Bobby-Jo Hekob Tournament Chair TBA Safety Person Michelle Ridler Banquet Bobby-Jo Hekob Accommodations Brant Watson CMHA President TBA BC Hockey Representative Our Championships Facebook Page: 4

5 OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION DIAL 911 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES East Kootenay Regional Hospital 13-24th Avenue North RCMP 31-11th Avenue South Fire Department nd Street South Transportation BC Transit Bus System Sporting Equipment and Repairs Players Bench Sports 1001 Cranbrook St N Sport Chek 2100K Willowbrook Drive (in front of Wal Mart)

6 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday March 16th 6:00PM (Arrive 5:30) Player Banquet at Days Inn & Conference Centre Banquet is free for all players and rostered team officials Attendance is mandatory Managers will be asked to confirm number of attendees Pasta Buffet in the Ballroom and Fisher Peak room Includes pasta, 2 sauces, meatballs, 2 salads, buns, gluten free pasta option, drinks and desserts Coach & Manager Meeting To be held after the Player Banquet All Coaches and Managers must attend Will be chaired by BC Hockey Representative and BC Hockey Officiating Representative Sunday March 17th Time TBA Opening Ceremonies at Memorial Arena Attendance is mandatory Players starting or finishing a game before or after the ceremony will be in full gear. Other teams are asked to wear their Home Jerseys Thursday March 21st Time TBA Fair Play Award Announcement at Memorial Arena Time TBA Closing Ceremonies at Memorial Arena On ice after the final game 6

7 BC HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE MIDGET TIER Complete schedule to follow once teams have qualified. 7

MAPS Memorial Arena 1432 2 Street North East

8 MAPS Memorial Arena Street North East Kootenay Regional Hospital 13-24th Avenue North 8

9 Days Inn & Conference Centre 600 Cranbrook Street North 9

10 ACCOMMODATIONS Official Host Hotel Days Inn & Conference Centre 600 Cranbrook Street North $109 per night including breakfast. - Quote CMHA Provincial Tournament when booking. - Each team gets 1 complimentary gear storage room. - Popcorn & Coffee in the lobby - Large floor hockey space - Video game lounge - Heated outdoor pool - S'mores by the fire pit - Saturday family movie night - Vinyl DJ nights Sandman Inn 405 Cranbrook Street North Prestige Rocky Mountain Resort 209 Van Horne Street South

11 CAR RENTAL Budget Car & Truck Rental Use discount code Z85970 for your trip. 11

12 THINGS TO DO WHEN YOU'RE NOT AT THE RINK Columbia Movie Theatre ARQ Mountain Centre (Indoor Climbing Walls) Juniper Lanes Bowling Swimming Pool - Western Financial Place Fort Steele Heritage Town

13 KOOTENAY ICE Games at Western Financial Place During Your Stay Friday March 7:00 vs Medicine Hat Tigers Sunday March 7:00 vs Red Deer Rebels 13

14 THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Mr Mikes Steakhouse Key City Drywall East Side Marios Sport Chek Boston Pizza Northstar GM Safeway Dacota Freight Save On Foods Finning Real Canadian Superstore Bootleg Gap Golf Course Days Inn & Conference Centre Kimberley Golf Course Sandman Inn Wildstone Golf Course Badgers Lacrosse Trickle Creek Golf Course Blue Tree Mortgages West Shadow Mountain Golf Course New Dawn Developments Trikon Rick's Fine Meats Cranbrook RCMP Fort Steele Bakery Kootenay Marine Cranbrook Minor Hockey Association 14

15 BC HOCKEY APPAREL Order your team apparel here: 15

16 BC HOCKEY CODE OF CONDUCT As a BC Hockey player, coach, official, volunteer or parent of any of the previous; I, shall adhere to the B.C Hockey Code of Conduct set out below. I understand that failure to adhere to this code may bring disciplinary actions. 1. Treat everyone fairly within the context of their activity, regardless of; race, colour, ancestry, place of original, religion, marital status, family status, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or age of that person or class of persons, religion, politics or economic status. 2. Abide by the BC Hockey Harassment and Abuse Policy (5.16) 3. Refrain from the public criticism of fellow members be they volunteers, athletes, coaches, or officials. 4. Respect the dignity of others and refrain from verbal or physical behaviours that constitute harassment or abuse. 5. Refrain from the use of profane, insulting, harassing or otherwise offensive language in my participation in any BC Hockey event. 6. Direct any comments or criticism at the performance rather than the person. 7. Take the initiative to learn, respect, communicate and adhere to the rules and regulations for the sport and the spirit of such rules, while encouraging other participants to do the same. 8. Abstain from the use of non-prescription drugs, tobacco products (or vapes) and from the drinking of alcoholic beverages in the discharging of BC Hockey duties and responsibilities. 9. Discourage the use of non-prescription drugs and alcoholic beverages or the use of tobacco products in conjunction with athletic events or celebrations. 10. At no time request, participate in or give into requests for sexual favours within any aspect of the game and immediately report such instances to the appropriate body 11. Communicate and cooperate with registered medical practitioners in the diagnoses, treatment and management of medical problems. Respect the concerns these medical personnel have when they are considering the future health and well-being of all participants and when making decisions regarding the ability to continue to perform or train. 12. Follow the annual training, competitive programs and rules of conduct as mutually agreed upon by Coaches and Athletes, while recognizing the responsibilities of the Athletes to adhere to and complete. 13. Participate in team training, practice and testing and satisfy all team program testing objectives. 14. Provide Coaches or supervisors with the results of training to enable them to monitor and assess improvement in performance. Addendum for coaches, officials, volunteers and all other non-playing participants. 15. Regularly seek ways to increase my professional development and self-awareness. 16. In the case of minors, communicate and cooperate with the parent(s) or legal guardian(s), involving them in decisions pertaining to their child s development 17. Ensure that the activity being undertaken by members and participants is suitable to the age, experience, ability and fitness level of the individual and are conducted in a safe environment. 18. Be aware of and respect the pressures that may be placed on all participants as they strive to balance the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of their life. Conduct practices and participation in competition in a manner so as to allow success in all areas of their lives. 19. Consider the athletes future health and well-being when making decisions regarding an injured player s ability to continue playing or training. Signature: Date: 16

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