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THE ROAD TO 2012 AND BEYOND…

THE ROAD TO 2012 AND BEYOND…. AGENDA. Introductions UTHF reminder Setting the scene Audience participation The pathway to success Timeline Q & A. UNITING THE HOCKEY FAMILY. SIX STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES: More young people Develop clubs International success Broaden income base

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THE ROAD TO 2012 AND BEYOND…

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  1. THE ROAD TO 2012 AND BEYOND…

  2. AGENDA • Introductions • UTHF reminder • Setting the scene • Audience participation • The pathway to success • Timeline • Q & A

  3. UNITING THE HOCKEY FAMILY SIX STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES: • More young people • Develop clubs • International success • Broaden income base • Improve communications/profile • Effective/efficient governance/operations

  4. SETTING THE SCENE • 2005 ROAD SHOW KEY ACTIONS: • Communications • Provide resources and information • Make difficult decisions • Promote hockey • 2012 & GRASS ROOTS HOCKEY; UNIQUE TIMING

  5. WE ARE IN THE JOB OF INSPIRING PERFORMANCE INSPIRES DEVELOPMENT & DEVELOPMENT DELIVERS PERFORMANCE • Consistent success requires systematic grass roots processes across the country • We have an opportunity and duty to install such processes for 2012 and beyond-LTAD is that framework

  6. MORE YOUNG PEOPLE THRIVING CLUBS INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS • What the LTAD research tells us… n A SINGLE SYSTEM FOR HOCKEY Principles • Utilising the science of growth and maturity as it relates to sporting performance • Individual emphasis to achieve potential long term - platform for systematic, not occasional, success • Common philosophy & consistency • Training culture – more opportunities closer to home • Openness & transparency • Effectiveness – clarity on roles & responsibilities

  7. A SINGLE SYSTEM FOR HOCKEY What does this include? • Clear and consistent pathway • Coaching syllabus & TID protocols & coach development • Structuring & extending the season • Clear roles and responsibilities • Changes to competitions

  8. CLEAR & CONSISTENT PATHWAY 18 + U18s NATIONAL SQUAD U16 + U18 NATIONAL SQUADS U21 + SENIOR REGIONAL ACADEMY U14, U15, U16, U17 only, 10 centres nationally NATIONAL ACADEMY U19, U20, U21, SENIOR 5 nationally U19-U21; Seniors at elite clubs CLUBS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE 2 U13, U14, U15, U16, U17 only Approx 42 centres nationally LOCAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE 3 U18, U19, U20, U21 Approx 20 nationally LOCAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE 1 U12, U13, U14, U15, U16, U17 only Approx 126 centres nationally FE/HE – CLUB LINK Approx 80 nationally SCHOOL – CLUB LINK Approx 400 nationally

  9. COACHING SYLLABUS & TID PROTOCOLS AGE 15/16 – 21 yrs 21+ yrs AGE 6 - 8/9 yrs AGE 11/12 - 15/16 yrs AGE 8/9 - 11/12 yrs

  10. STRUCTURING & EXTENDING THE JUNIOR SEASON

  11. NAT U16 RA LDC 2 LDC 2 LDC 2 LDC 2 RA LDC 1 LDC 1 CLUB LDC 1 LDC 1 CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB STRUCTURING & EXTENDING THE SEASON U16 U12 U13 U14 U15 SCHOOLS

  12. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES • 2 x Regional Academies • 6 – 10 local development centre 2 • Approx. 3 local development centre 1 • 2 - 6 Club-school links

  13. CHANGES TO COMPETITIONS • Age date - January 1st • No school competition above County at u14 & below • Regional tournaments • No u13, u14 & u15 regional tournaments • Introduction of u14 & u15 High Performance Assessment Camps • Introduce u16 & maintain u17 tournament • No juniors in adult leagues (U15G / U16B)

  14. CHANGES TO COMPETITIONS CTD. • Move away from traditional season for young people • Indoor Season • Only play in one age group – one way, once up stay up in any cycle • Changes to u19 – u21 competitions (BUSA and regional) • Changes to senior domestic competition

  15. A SINGLE SYSTEM FOR HOCKEY What does this include? • Clear and consistent pathway • Coaching syllabus & TID protocols & coach development • Structuring & extending the season • Clear roles and responsibilities • Changes to competitions

  16. WHY OUR OTHER OBJECTIVES ARE VITAL EFFICIENT GOVERNANCE IMPROVE PR & COMMS. BROADENING INCOME BASE • Host international events • Hockey on TV • Media relationships • Role models for sport • International player ambassador scheme • Supporters Club • R U Ready? Campaign • National Hockey Day – club open days sponsorship generation

  17. KEY MILESTONES-2006 • Performance Plan • School club link plan • More international events & TV • Supporters club launched • Level 4 coaching launched • Funding for HDOs

  18. KEY MILESTONES - 2007 • Host European championships • Launch of volunteer awards scheme • Tiered club system & player development syllabus launched • Structured calendar introduced • Start of no u13 in adult competitions & introduction of u13 inter-club competitions • Changes to junior regional competitions & regional academy starts • Local Development Centre 3 starts

  19. KEY MILESTONES-2008 • Adult domestic league changes • National club hockey day • No u14s in adult competitions & introduction of u14 junior competitions • 2 cycle season for juniors including junior indoor season • Coach licensing scheme launched • Local Development Centre 1 & 2 start • 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

  20. KEY MILESTONES-2009/12 & BEYOND • R U ready for 2012? Campaign launched • Host major international events – JWCs, WCs, CC/CTs? & Pre-2012 test event • No Juniors in adult leagues & introduction of u15 & u16 junior competitions • County and Regional roles change Beyond 2012 – LTAD firmly embedded throughout sport

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