SouthEnd Minor Hockey Association, from time to time, establishes policies intended to support the key objectives of providing that encourages learning, leadership and skills development and a fun House League hockey experience for SouthEnd players, consistent with District and Hockey Canada policy.  SEMHA policies - including important notices that flow from within our branch of Hockey Canada - will be posted on this webpage with links to Hockey Eastern Ontario.  Please contact the SEMHA executive if you have any questions regarding any of the policies found below.

Policy Documents

Hockey Eastern Ontario (HEO) Forms

Player transfers from within and from outside the Hockey Eastern Ontario Branch are governed by the Domestic Player Transfer and Registration Policy 
Please carefully read this policy and proceed accordingly.

The House League Transfer Form can be Found Under Player Transfers
Any SouthEnd player who is leaving our boundaries or new player entering our boundaries - must complete the House League Transfer Application form.  Please contact the SouthEnd President or Registrar for additional information.

• Moves from outside the Hockey Eastern Ontario branch must also complete the Attestation of InterBranch/Association Residency Form

Tournament Documents - It is mandatory for all teams to have a Travel Permit for any tournament or exhibition game held outside of Hockey Eastern Ontario Boundaries - Anywhere in Quebec, west of Brockville and anywhere in the USA.  Download the appropriate Fillable Form and complete all sections and submit to the Association President for processing.  Please submit your permit well in advance of your tournament date.  The process has several steps after you fill it out. 

• Team Travel Permit
• Canada - USA Travel Permit

Hockey Canada Policy and principles

The Long Term Player Development model sets out a vision for hockey in Canada and has been developed based on the following principles:

• doing the right thing for the player at the right stage in their development
• adopting a player-centered approach and not treating the development of all players the same way
• the broader the foundation of players the more successful the game of hockey will be in Canada
• viewing player development as a long term process
• aligning player development resources (skills manuals, DVDs) with coach development and education resources so that coaches are doing the right things at the right time
• a need to better educate parents on the hockey development of their child – it is okay for parents to want their kids to get to the highest levels but they need to know the best way to go about it

Parents, coaches and administrators are encouraged to utilize this document to work at the local minor hockey association level to develop the best program possible for the players involved.  Southend coaches have used this manual as the basis for practice plans and it will only continue to gain importance as changes to Novice hockey begin over the next 20-24 months.

• http://www.southendminorhockey.com/files/ltpd_manual_may_2013_e.pdf
• http://www.southendminorhockey.com/files/ltpd_manual_may_2013_fr.pdf
• Hockey Declaration of Principles: http://www.southendminorhockey.com/files/hockey_declaration_of_principles_.pdff 

Hockey Eastern Ontario Policies (HEO)
This webpage highlights all of the major policies in place for all associations within HEO including return to play from injury/concussion, portable device usage and supervision of players/dressing room behaviour.

Internal SEMHA Policies

• SEMHA Jersey Policy
• SEMHA Privacy Policy