Mission & Vision (Erie North Shore Minor Hockey)

Mission Statement

The Erie North Shore Minor Hockey Association exists to provide a positive learning and maturing experience for young athletes in a minor hockey setting.  In structuring these experiences, Erie North Shore Minor Hockey must lead by example, recognizing that these experiences may have a profound effect on the future attitudes, moral development and community involvement of these young people.  The intent of Erie North Shore Minor Hockey is to provide an opportunity to participate in a well-organized and structured hockey program.  The qualities of sportsmanship and good citizenship will be promoted and the welfare, education and social development of the participants shall be the paramount objective.

Philosophy Statement

The ENSMHA was established to foster and develop organized amateur minor hockey at one main category:  That is the Competitive/Travel Category within Kingsville and Harrow.  The intent of ENSMHA is to provide, for minor hockey players in the Kingsville and Harrow area, an opportunity to participate in a well-organized and structured hockey program.  The qualities of sportsmanship and good citizenship will be promoted and the welfare, education and social development of the participatns shall be the paramount objective of Erie North Shore Minor Hockey.

The ENSMHA exists to provide a positive learning and maturing experience for young athletes in a minor hockey setting.  In structuring these experiences ENSMH must lead by example, recognizing that these experiences may have a profound effect on the future attitudes, moral development and community involvement of these young people.

It is the obligation of any volunteer within the organization to set an example of honesty, integrity, fairness and trustworthiness for the young athlete.

It is ENSMHA's duty to ensure the rights of the young athlete are met.  It is imperative the rules and regulations of ENSMHA be adhered to at all time by the volunteers and all participants.  Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action by the ENSMHA Discipline Committee.