Geneseo Finger Lakes Youth Hockey Inc

“Expenses office supplies & postage 306 website maintenance 745 conferences and meetings 800 ice rental fees 95,193 players' jersey expense 18,146 game officials 8,807 wnyaha registration fees 1,200 trophies and awards 722 credit card fees 5,496 permits & registrations 50 players equip /supplies 3,232 tourney playoff fees 2,966 equipment rental 345 non-investment depreciation 842 total 138,850”

“Hockey equipment 25,341 32,091 less accumulated depreciation 23,203 24,045 total 2,138 8,046”

“To promote youth hockey in accordance with usa hockey policy. To instill in the area youth the necessary attitudes for team spirit and sportsmanship through success and cooperative efforts. To foster safety, fairness and fun.”

“The organization was able to promote the ideals of teamwork while providing an opportunity for the youth of the surrounding communities to participate in the sport of hockey. Approximately 280-285 youths from the surrounding community participated in the sport of hockey. 55-60 youths were in the beginner program which is designed for the participates to have fun while learning the fundamentals of ice-skating. This program is available to youth 4 years of age and older with little of no skating skills. 225-230 youths are active players on 13-14 teams. The players are placed on a team based on their age and the results of an on-ice placement evaluations. The participates range in age from 5 years to 18 years. Each of the 17 teams have at least 3 adult coaches. The coaches are responsible for the safety of the player along with providing the best instruction possible and imparting ethical values and sportmanship to each and every player under his/her direction. The organization performs a background check on the coaches and other volunteers in order to provide protection to the youth hockey participants.”

“The organization was able to promote the ideals of teamwork while providing an opportunity for the youth of the surrounding communities to participate in the sport of hockey. Approximately 280-285 youths from the surrounding community participated in the sport of hockey. 55-60 youths were in the beginner program which is designed for the participates to have fun while learning the fundamentals of ice-skating. This program is available to youth 4 years of age and older with little of no skating skills. 225-230 youths are active players on 13-14 teams. The players are placed on a team based on their age and the results of an on-ice placement evaluations. The participates range in age from 5 years to 18 years. Each of the 17 teams have at least 3 adult coaches. The coaches are responsible for the safety of the player along with providing the best instruction possible and imparting ethical values and sportmanship to each and every player under his/her direction. The organization performs a background check on the coaches and other volunteers in order to provide protection to the youth hockey participants.”