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House Coaches Needed !!!
KVHA is now accepting applications for House Head Coaches. Please click the link below to apply...
New Board Has Been Set!!!
The goal of the new board is to create a framework for re-establishing the KVHA Tradition of Hockey Excellence effective immediately. We still need volunteers to support many committees to make next season successful. Please review and see how you can help make this association better!!
Click here to see the new roles and responsibilities!!
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Recent News
01 Renegades win Hockey Fights Cancer Tournament
- 05/20/2013, 12:15pm EDT
97/98 Rebels Win Hockey Fights Cancer Tourney
- 05/20/2013, 9:30am EDT
2003 Renegades Enjoy an Moment in the Redwings Lockeroom
- 03/24/2013, 2:00pm EDT
2001 Renegades are the LCAHL Pee Wee A Campbell Division Playoff Champions
- 03/19/2013, 1:15pm EDT
Announcing KVHA's First Spirit Store
Video Training from USA Hockey!
MAHA Adopts USA Hockey Concussion Management Program
On October 23, 2012, Governor Snyder signed into law legislation addressing sports-related concussions and required protocols for certain youth organizations. To comply with these new regulations, MAHA has adopted the USA Hockey Concussion Management Program and associated educational materials as its concussion management program. Another part of the new legislation requires that coaches remove any youth athlete suspected of having sustained a concussion from all hockey activities immediately. The athlete may only return to practice or competition when the organization receives written authorization from a licensed healthcare provider. Educational materials are available, in the Forms and Info section of MAHA’s web site. We are asking all parents and guardians to visit the site, download the materials and review them with their player. Starting with the 2013 - 2014 season, players and parents will be asked to acknowledge that they have received and reviewed these materials prior to the start of the season. For more information on the complete article from MAHA, Click the link below:
MAHA Adopts USA Hockey Concussion Management Program
See December 17th, 2012 Article.
The Michigan Amateur Hockey Association's S.T.A.R. Hockey program was one of the first of its type created anywhere in the country. It is our response to increasing reports of misconduct, abuse, and violence in youth hockey and other youth sports.
The S.T.A.R. Hockey program is meant to be presented and explained to ALL hockey participants in Michigan, including parents, players, coaches, officials, and administrators. It is also reviewed in Coaching and Officiating education programs. The Parent Code of Conduct form is a mandatory part of the registration process.
The mission of the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association's S.T.A.R. HOCKEY program is to provide a youth hockey environment in which all the individuals are treated with respect and dignity for the enjoyment and personal development of everyone.
Click the screen above to begin watching the video. Hosted by former Detroit Red Wings player Dallas Drake, this video explains the principles of the STAR program. This should be a must see for all hockey parents. The video shows how off-ice antics affect the players on-ice.
Did You Know...
...that KVHA is a non-profit, volunteer based organization, commited to the kids it serves. All KVHA board memebrs are volunteers and are not paid in any way for the time they donate to the association.
...that KVHA is not a part of the Kensington Valley Ice House or Hartland Sports Center other than as a customer.
...that 100% of KVHA fees are returned to it's members in the services the association provides.
KVHA Mission
Kensington Valley Hockey Association
The Kensington Valley Hockey Association (KVHA), a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Organization, is committed to developing youth sports. We offer area youth an opportunity to participate in an exciting, challenging sport while emphasizing camaraderie, sportsmanship and fun. KVHA provides a competitive environment of learning and good sportsmanship at all skill levels for both boys and girls in the sport of hockey. This is possible through the outstanding efforts of you, our volunteers. The Coaches, Managers, Administrators and other Support Staff are the backbone of our association. We thank those for their commitment and dedication to the greatest sport in the world: HOCKEY!
