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Burnaby Winter Club Hockey - BWC Main - Current Events

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<strong>Burnaby</strong> <strong>Winter</strong> <strong>Club</strong> Minor <strong>Hockey</strong> Association<br />

“Where Tradition Inspires Excellence”<br />

own age. Only in exceptional circumstances should a player be moved up to play on a team in a<br />

higher division.<br />

This section recognizes that a member may wish to have their child play at the next level of<br />

competition. A parent may request in writing to the <strong>Hockey</strong> Committee to have his/her child play in<br />

a higher division. This request will only be considered if there is no negative impact or distortion on<br />

the numbers in a Division. The <strong>Hockey</strong> Committee will make this determination.<br />

8.2 Criteria<br />

If a player is to be considered for player movement, the following criteria must be met:<br />

• A player moving up to a higher division must be physically able to play in the higher<br />

division, as agreed to by both coaches<br />

• A player moving to a higher division must have approval from both coaches, parents, the<br />

Divisional Manager and the <strong>Hockey</strong> Committee<br />

• Exceptional player designation: a player moving to a higher division must be the equivalent<br />

in talent and ability of the top 5% players of the higher division. The evaluation is to be a<br />

consensus opinion of the coaches of the higher division. There is no appeal of the<br />

coaches’ decision<br />

• No decision to move a player up may result in a player being displaced and assigned to a<br />

lower team<br />

The <strong>Burnaby</strong> <strong>Winter</strong> <strong>Club</strong>, on occasion, requires that a player be moved up to a higher division to<br />

accommodate a “numbers” issue. In such cases, the <strong>Hockey</strong> Committee will approach the<br />

coaches to identify suitable candidates for movement. A parent may then be approached to see if<br />

they would consider a player movement. The <strong>Hockey</strong> Committee and not the parent, drive this<br />

process. It is not about selecting the “best” player to move up, but to identify someone with whom<br />

there is a fit.<br />

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