New CIHL team advertises positions
Batchewana Attack of the Canadian International Hockey League is advertising all positions with the new Sault Ste. Marie area junior team.
The Attack, which will begin play in the new CIHL effective the 2014-2015 season, has secured Rankin Arena as its home base.
Rankin Arena is located on First Nation land in Sault Ste. Marie.
The Batchewana Attack is looking to fill the following positions.
ON ICE TEAM
General manager, head coach, two assistant coaches, goaltending instructor, trainer, assistant trainer, equipment manager, assistant equipment manager.
OFF ICE TEAM
Game day operations co-ordinator, broadcasting team co-ordinator, play-by-play announcer, billeting co-ordinator, director of business and public relations, director of adverting and marketing, assistant to the directors.
STEERING COMMITTEE
The Club Community Steering Committee is looking for volunteers who have an interest in steering the Batchewana Attack hockey program in the right direction for many seasons to follow.
HOW TO APPLY
Direct all inquires via e-mail to: info@soojuniorhockey.com.
Or send inquiries in writing by regular mail to: Batchewana Attack Jr. A Hockey Club, c/o President David Maciuk, Rankin Arena, 17 Batchewana St., Sault Ste. Marie, ON, P6A 5K9
Lots of vacancies here, Batchewana should take a younger approach in the selection process in my opinion, hopefully they will pay for the positions so they can attract some coaches, they don’t need to pay a lot but a pay a good amount in comparison to the NOJHL.
Preston Mizzi? Sean Gagnon? or a Vet like Mike Hall? along with other possible young blood like Mckaig? these guys can build a pretty impressive staff.
Derek: why should the Attack take the “young approach”? R U suggesting young coaches are better than old coaches?
Curious why you mention McCaig in the same sentence with Mike Hall?
BirdsFan,
I believe the Attack should take a younger approach based on being able to have growth with the organization, obviously based on the teams performance will determine coaching length most of the time, but allowing the coaching staff a good amount of time to grow with the organization, no matter the age, as long as the coach and staff have time to grow with the organization. I am not suggesting that younger coaches are better then older coaches by any means, nor are older coaches better then younger coaches at all, I meant it solely on development and growth with the organization. The game is different then before and having a youth outlook isnt a bad thing, nor having the older experience isnt a bad thing so either way, but as said, as long as there is commitment and growth.
Mccaig wasnt in the same sentence with Mike Hall. All those coaches were mentioned in the same sentence together, no one together by any means, obviously Mizzi, Gagnon and Hall as head coaches IMO.
BirdsFan, what other candidates do you see that fits? I imagine I forgot a good list of names.