District & Association Updates In the final Judging Workshop session, Linda Stroh dis-
cussed panel procedures and judging tips, Gerry spoke about his recent experience with the new ISI tablet judging system now used at all ISI national events, and I clarified penalty assessment and scoring tips. With 20 competitions and two ISI national events sched-
uled in our district in the coming year, these coaches are excited and ready to GO!
Management Council (PPIRMC) by Trudy Ivory, Chair
Pittsburgh Penguins Ice Rink
Te Pittsburg Penguins Ice Rink Managers Council held its August meeting at the CONSOL Energy Center, featuring guest speakers Eric Fabian and Paul Pugliese from Life Guard Consulting. Teir informative presentation focused on workplace hazard assessment. Teir company provides safety
and security inspections, safety training and investigative services. Teir safety inspections follow current OSHA, DOT, EPA and FDA requirements to ensure your facility, employees and patrons are safe. Bob Sebastian from PIHL informed us that a search was recently held for a new commissioner. Te board interviewed
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seven candidates and has selected a new commissioner who should be in place soon. Bob reported that the PIHL, PAHL and Rich Hixon have held several meetings to discuss elimi- nating the “rivalry” for the same ice slots in scheduling for the 2016 season. Tey are very close to an agreement and will keep us informed. Bob asked for our patience while they work toward change. Our request to PIHL is to remember to keep us up to date and informed of any change as soon as possible. As arena managers/ owners we need to know in advance what will be happening in our facilities in order to plan. Please check the PIHL website for info on book check dates and other upcoming events. We had an interesting discussion on the “look-up line.” Frank
Lehner from the Iceoplex informed us that they have installed the LUL in their facility. Te Boston area is also installing the line in several rinks. USA Hockey has a committee looking into the LUL, but at this time they are not mandating its use. Te questions and concerns addressed were the solid orange color and visibility of the puck and how it could interfere with coaches teaching the proper “look up” techniques. Our hope is USA Hockey puts effort into collecting data on the effects of the line before mandating its use. Mark Shuttleworth talked about reconditioning and reus-
ing the Little Pens equipment. He is looking to hear from our rinks on the need for this. Do you have storage? Tis equip- ment could be used for loan, rent and “Try Hockey for Free”
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