. https://www.usahockey.com/safesporttraining

Training for Players Seventeen (17) and Over in Age Classifications that Allow Minor Age Players. To ensure that all adult-age players on the same team with minor athletes comply with the law, (i) all players 17 years of age or older on or before December 31 of that playing season, and (ii) who play on a team in a classification that allows minor-age players, must complete SafeSport Training before being added to such team and prior to participation (on-ice or off-ice). This requirement applies to all teams in the age classifications Youth, Girls, High School, Junior Hockey, Flex Hockey and Disabled Hockey programs that allow both minor-age and adult-age players, and to officials who are turning 17 before December 31. Players and officials that complete the training prior to turning 18 will be required to provide parental consent.

Minnesota Hockey is participating in an injury study on youth hockey players. The purpose of this Pilot program is to determine the nature of injuries that players are incurring playing youth ice hockey. The data is being collected and reported by the Trauma Services Department at Hennepin County Medical Center on behalf of the Minnesota Hockey Safety Committee.

If your child suffers an injury resulting from participating in the sport of hockey or resulting from a hockey activity, click on the link below to submit and injury report.

Definition of “Injury”:
For the purposes of this form, “injury” is defined as: any medical occurrence that requires missing a game or practice or brings the player to medical attention. Please report all events that might qualify as significant

This site is for youth hockey injury reports only. Other issues relating to coaching or team problems must be directed to the local association.

It is important that you fill out the form as completely as possible.