Team Operations

An equipment manager maintains and organizes all team gear, ensuring players have properly functioning equipment through maintenance, inventory management, customization, and quick problem-solving during games and travel.

A general manager leads team building, staffing, budgeting, and strategy to ensure long-term success and smooth operations in hockey organizations at all levels.

Locker room attendants maintain cleanliness, organization, and support for teams by preparing, cleaning, and managing gear to create a professional and efficient environment that boosts team morale.

A medical doctor oversees player health, injury diagnosis, treatment, and safe return-to-play decisions, ensuring athletes receive expert care and long-term health management in sports.

A registrar manages player and team registrations, eligibility, certifications, and official records to ensure teams comply with league rules and can compete without administrative issues.

A scheduler plans and coordinates team calendars, balancing games, practices, tournaments, and travel to keep the season running smoothly with clear communication and foresight.

A statistician records and analyzes game data to help coaches, players, and organizations make informed decisions and track performance throughout the season.

A team manager handles logistics, communication, and administration to keep a hockey team running smoothly, enabling coaches and players to focus on the game.

Videographers record games and practices while video coaches analyze footage to support player development, strategy, and scouting, providing teams with clear insights and a competitive edge.