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1. www.usahockey.com › news_article › showBouncing Bullies From The Game Is A Team Effort - USA Hockey

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   Oct 18, 2022 · All players have to sign contracts before the season starts, and acknowledge they will not bully a player, parent or referee during their time as a hockey player. If it happens, a suspension or removal from the team will be enforced.

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3. www.usahockeymagazine.com › article › 2022-10Bouncing Bullies From The Game Is A Team Effort | USA Hockey ...

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   Bouncing Bullies From The Game Is A Team Effort. October in National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to focus and raise awareness on bullying. To learn more go to StopBullying.gov. A heartbreaking story came in from a hockey mom who was wishing to remain anonymous given the circumstances.

4. www.usahockey.com › news_article › showUSA Hockey Bullying Prevention Resources

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Preventing Bullying: What Great Coaches Need to Know.

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6. www.usahockeymagazine.com › article › 2017-01Don’t Let Bullying Take The Fun Out Of The Game | USA Hockey ...

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   Westchester County, N.Y., youth hockey coach Stacey Wierl believes coaches, players and parents sometimes have a hard time differentiating between a prank, a joke and bullying. Wierl recalls a bullying incident with a Peewee skater, who was small and somewhat reserved, an easy target.

7. www.usahockey.com › news_article › showFacing Off Against Bullying - USA Hockey

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   Oct 10, 2023 · Facing Off Against Bullying. By Christie Casciano Burns, 10/10/23, 3:45PM MDT. All it takes is one toxic teammate to ruin a season. The good news is there are many ways us parents can help filter out the negative and protect players from bullying.

8. icehockeycentral.com › understanding-the-bully-inUnderstanding the Bully in Hockey: What You Need to Know

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   Mar 17, 2023 · Whether it’s physical, verbal or emotional, bullying in hockey can have devastating consequences on players both on and off the ice. In this article, we will explore the history of hockey bullying, its different types, how to recognize it, and most importantly, what coaches and parents can do to prevent it.

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   Does bullying hurt a hockey team?

   • Bullying doesn’t just hurt the victims of bullying. It weakens the entire team and creates a culture of fear and cowardice.” Westchester County, N.Y., youth hockey coach Stacey Wierl believes coaches, players and parents sometimes have a hard time differentiating between a prank, a joke and bullying.

   Don’t Let Bullying Take The Fun Out Of The Game

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   What is hockey bullying?

   • The roots of hockey bullying can be traced back to the early days of the sport. While hockey has always been a rough and tumble game, the culture of bullying that exists today is a more recent development. One of the earliest examples of hockey bullying occurred in the 1950s when hazing rituals were commonplace on many teams.

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   Are hockey players being bullied?

   • As hockey is a physical game, it’s not uncommon for players to get into scuffles on the ice. However, when these altercations escalate into bullying, it can have serious ramifications for the victim. From the infamous Mike Milbury incident to the recent allegations of abuse against coaches, the world of hockey has a long history of bullying.

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   Should a hockey coach enforce bullying?

   • “A coach needs to set up consequences for bullying and enforce them – even if it means benching or terminating the best player on his team,” says Dan Saferstein, team psychologist for USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program. Bullying doesn’t just hurt the victims of bullying.

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   Is ice hockey a breeding ground for bullying?

   • Ice hockey is a sport loved by many, but it has also been known to be a breeding ground for bullying. Whether it’s physical, verbal or emotional, bullying in hockey can have devastating consequences on players both on and off the ice.

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   How do you recognize bullying in ice hockey?

   • Recognizing bullying behavior is the first step in addressing it and creating a safe and positive environment for all players on the ice. If you suspect that bullying is occurring, it is important to speak up and take action to address the situation. Physical bullying is perhaps the easiest form of bullying to recognize.

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10. uscenterforsafesport.org › how-to-respond-to-bullyingBullying: How to Respond | U.S. Center for SafeSport

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    A Widespread Issue. According to the CDC, about 1 in 5 high school students reported being bullied at school in the last year. That number nearly doubles for LGBTQ+ students. One in 6 students have been cyberbullied.