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CAMILLUS YOUTH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

CAMILLUS, NY · EIN 237140162 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE N68Z · Recreation & Sports · Small ($100K-$1M) · cyha.org.app.crossbar.org
revenue
$199K
expenses
$268K
net assets
$48K
employees
0
volunteers
25
program ratio
100%
mission · from form 990

A YOUTH HOCKEY ORGANIZATION PROVIDING THE COMMUNITY WITH ORGANIZED YOUTH HOCKEY TEAMS

profile · synthesized from sources

Youth hockey organization based in Camillus, NY, serving players from the West Genesee School District and surrounding areas. Offers house and travel hockey programs for boys and girls across multiple age divisions, from Tyke (under 5) through Midget (18U). Emphasizes skill development, sportsmanship, and community involvement, with teams participating in local leagues and state-sanctioned tournaments.

named programs · 6 · from sources

What they call their work

Girls Hockey
Program offering girls teams across multiple age divisions, with opportunities to compete in state-level play; aims to field at least one active and competitive team per division.
House Hockey
Recreational hockey program for players of all skill levels from 10U through 18U, focusing on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. No tryouts required; teams participate in the Snowbelt League and local games.
Mite Snowdown Tournament
Annual USA Hockey-sanctioned tournament for Mite and Tyke divisions held at Shove Park, featuring cross-ice games and jamboree-style play for young players.
Split Season Team
Pre-season/fall hockey program for 16U and 18U players, designed to prepare athletes for high school hockey with practices and games prior to the high school season.
Travel Hockey
Competitive hockey program for Squirt (10U), Peewee (12U), and Bantam (14U) divisions, featuring teams that play qualifying games for NYSAHA State Tournaments.
Tyke Program
Initiation-level program for players under 8 years old, emphasizing fundamental skill development and cross-ice play; includes 6U and 8U divisions.
activities · 3 groups

What they do

  • Youth Ice Hockey Development 4 activities
    • Girls Hockey Program and Tryouts
      Fields girls hockey teams across multiple age divisions that compete against teams throughout New York State and conducts annual tryouts for the 12UAA girls team, including placement evaluations for team structuring at the 14U level. A $30 fee is charged for participation in girls hockey tryouts.
    • Seasonal Hockey Clinics and Skill Development
      Offers structured skill development programs including a six-week on-ice series for 10U, 12U, and 14U House players, as well as summer and winter clinics focused on fundamental skill growth for young athletes.
    • Split Season High School Preparation Program
      Operates a Split Season team program designed to prepare players for high school hockey, featuring practices beginning in August and games scheduled prior to the official high school season.
    • Youth Hockey Program Operations
      Operates a comprehensive youth hockey program for residents of the Town of Camillus and the West Genesee School District, offering organized teams, practices, and games for multiple age groups including Tykes (under age 5), 8U Mite, Squirt, Peewee, and Bantam divisions. The program runs from October through March and includes both House and travel teams, with twice-weekly or more frequent practices and structured seasonal play.
  • Youth Sports Community Events 1 activity
    • Tournament Hosting and Organization
      Hosts regional hockey tournaments, including the 2026 Mite Snowdown Tournament at Shove Park in Camillus, NY, providing guaranteed cross-ice games for 8U teams and organizing travel team schedules with 20 to 30 games per season, primarily on weekends.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Administrative and Organizational Support
      Produces and maintains a program handbook outlining organizational philosophies, procedures, and participant expectations, and holds an annual meeting each March to review the season, honor sponsors, elect board members, and present the Ryan Schoonmaker Sportsmanship Awards and CYHA Scholarship.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$199K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$197K99%
Investment income$2K1%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$268K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$48K
Cash$48K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$48K
Liquid reserves2.2 mo
5 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue -24.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

board members · 14
  • ABBY HIND — DIRECTOR
  • COLLEEN SANDFORD — DIRECTOR
  • JACK MOULTON — DIRECTOR
  • JAKE MOULTON — DIRECTOR
  • JASON HERON — TREASURER
  • MATT CRANER — SECRETARY
  • MIKE LAROCCA — PRESIDENT
  • NICOLE CORMIER — DIRECTOR
  • NIKI BUCKTOOTH — DIRECTOR
  • RICH THOMPSON — DIRECTOR
  • STEVE MERCURIO — DIRECTOR
  • TIM CARVEL — DIRECTOR
  • TOM MANARD — DIRECTOR
  • TRENDON CHOE — VICE PRESIDENT
relationships · 33

Who they work with

  • AJ Quinn Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U BLUE team.
  • Ashley Sponaugle Partner — Team Manager for the 8U Blue (Sauda) team
  • Bryan Hotaling Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Mite Red team.
  • CLINTON COMETS Partner — Participating team in the 2026 CYHA Mite Snowdown Tournament
  • CORTLAND FLAMES Partner — Participating team in the 2026 CYHA Mite Snowdown Tournament
  • Collin Avery Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Blue (Sauda) team
  • Dannielle Binns Partner — Team Manager for the 8U Mite Red team.
  • Don Sauda Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Blue (Sauda) team
  • Jake Moulton Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Mite Red team.
  • Jim Petrocci Partner — Head Coach of the 8U Mite Red team.
  • John Kleberg Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Blue (Sauda) team
  • Kaleigh Brassie Partner — Team Manager for the 8U BLUE team.
  • Kevin Brassie Partner — Head Coach for the 8U BLUE team.
  • Matthew Wood Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Mite Red team.
  • Mike Burns Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U Mite Red team.
  • Mike Smith Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U BLUE team.
  • New York State Amateur Hockey Association Network — Member organization affiliated with the New York State Amateur Hockey Association.
  • New York State Hockey Association Government — Members pay a $12 fee to NYSAHA, which is added at time of registration; travel teams compete in NYSAHA-sanctioned tournaments.
  • Nicole Cormier Partner — Tyke Director overseeing the youth hockey program.
  • OSWEGO BUCKENEERS Partner — Participating team in the 2026 CYHA Mite Snowdown Tournament
  • Rob Sauda Partner — Head Coach for the 8U Blue (Sauda) team
  • Ryan Paige Partner — Assistant Coach for the 8U BLUE team.
  • SALMON RIVER STORM Partner — Participating team in the 2026 CYHA Mite Snowdown Tournament
  • SKANEATELES LAKERS Partner — Participating team in the 2026 CYHA Mite Snowdown Tournament
  • Shove Park Partner — Hosts CYHA's practices, games, and tournaments as the home rink.
  • Skaneateles Partner — Collaborates with Skaneateles for player tryouts and fee waiver coordination.
  • THOUSAND ISLAND PIRATES Partner — Participating team in the 2026 CYHA Mite Snowdown Tournament
  • USA Hockey Network — Member organization affiliated with USA Hockey.
  • USA Hockey Network — Participates in the USA Hockey Cross-Ice Skill Development/ADM Program and follows USA Hockey age classifications and guidance.
  • Victoria Avery Partner — Team Manager for the 8U Blue (Sauda) team
+ 3 more
strategies · 3

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Community-Integrated Volunteer Model to Sustain Access
    methodology: volunteer-driven community model
    By relying on a volunteer-driven, community-elected governance structure, the organization ensures local ownership and cost-effective operations, which in turn sustains affordable access and responsiveness to family needs because decision-making remains close to participants.
  • Developmental Player Pathway with Age-Appropriate Formats
    methodology: developmental_hockey_format
    By structuring youth hockey programs around age-specific divisions and using developmentally appropriate formats like cross-ice play, the organization fosters skill acquisition and long-term engagement because younger players benefit from reduced field size, frequent touches, and minimized competitive pressure.
  • Inclusive Skill-Based Placement to Maximize Engagement
    methodology: tiered-skill-placement
    By offering tiered team structures (Select and House) and ensuring access for all skill levels, the organization increases participation and retention because players remain engaged when placed in environments matched to their developmental readiness and ability.