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Coming up on April 25.
Elections for
1. Vice President - Gold
2. VP Hockey Operations
3 Two (2) USAH MN district directors

If interested contact me - Mark Elliott

Committee Meetings
Saturday, April 23, 2021

8:00 - 08:15 AM Finance & Budget Committee
Kephart
8:15 - 08:45 AM Rules Committee
Beckman
8:45 - 09:00 AM Recruitment & Retention
Ricke
9:00 - 09:45 AM Hockey Operations Committee
Perry
9:45 - 10:15 AM Diversity & Inclusion
Andresen/Baidoo
0:15 - 11:15 AM District Directors
Reed
1:15 - 11:45 AM Executive Committee
Oleheiser
11:45 AM Open for additional Committee Reports
Sunday, April 24, 2021

08:00 AM Call Meeting to Order Roll Call
Moment of Silence for Dick Emaheiser, who passed on February 19, 2021; and Jim Gibeau, Greenway
Peewee A Coach, who lost his life in an industrial accident
Minutes from Previous Meeting Agenda Additions/Changes Treasurer's Report
President's Report Executive Director's Report

Committee Reports:
Administrative Mgmt Adult Adult Women
Bus Development Disabled District Directors
Diversity Executive Comm
Finance/Budget Girls League Grievance
High School Boys
High School Girls Hockey Ops Handbook
Junior Gold MIAMA Marketing/Comm
Membership Dev Nominating Recreation Hockey Referees
Regional Coordinators Rules
Safety Scholarships SafeSport/Screening
Tournaments/Awards USA Hockey Reports

Old Business:

New Business:
Merger of Bloomington Kennedy and Bloomington Jefferson
Hewitt

Elections:
Vice President Gold Coordinator Vice President Hockey Operations
USA Hockey MN District Director (2 Positions)

Elliott, how about we conduct a statewide survey of all of the association presidents as to whether or not they would support a proposal to go back to the previous eligibility rule of play where you live? Make it anonymous if that helps improve the response rate. And then, if the responses are 75% or better for going back to the original rule, let’s have the Board put that on the agenda for the next meeting.

Wise Old Man wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 9:29 pm Elliott, how about we conduct a statewide survey of all of the association presidents as to whether or not they would support a proposal to go back to the previous eligibility rule of play where you live? Make it anonymous if that helps improve the response rate. And then, if the responses are 75% or better for going back to the original rule, let’s have the Board put that on the agenda for the next meeting.

I will BRING IT UP BUT i CAN TELL YOU MOST bod ARE IN FAVOR OF IT - IF FOR NO OTHER REASON THEY DO NOT LIKE TO TKAE PHONE CALLS ABOUT IT.
sorry for the caps.

If memory serves me right only one BOD voted against it.

elliott70 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 8:23 am

Wise Old Man wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 9:29 pm Elliott, how about we conduct a statewide survey of all of the association presidents as to whether or not they would support a proposal to go back to the previous eligibility rule of play where you live? Make it anonymous if that helps improve the response rate. And then, if the responses are 75% or better for going back to the original rule, let’s have the Board put that on the agenda for the next meeting.

I will BRING IT UP BUT i CAN TELL YOU MOST bod ARE IN FAVOR OF IT - IF FOR NO OTHER REASON THEY DO NOT LIKE TO TKAE PHONE CALLS ABOUT IT.
sorry for the caps.

If memory serves me right only one BOD voted against it.

Well, I know Pete Hill is in favor of going back to the old rule. Again, it’s all about “pressure”. IF, emphasis on IF, 75% or more of association presidents are in favor of the old rule, and that gets out in a very public fashion via podcasts or blogs, or whatever, then it makes it far more difficult for the actual MH Board members to vote against it.

Pete May have voted against it, too.
I don’t recall.

But it is on the agenda for the DD committee meeting.

elliott70 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 12:38 am Pete May have voted against it, too.
I don’t recall.

Voted against what specifically? The eligibility rule allowing for playing where you attend school? Or, to retain the old rule of play where you live?

I do not remember how Pete voted on the allowing automatic school waivers.
I know I voted against it - Pete may have also.