named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Mite Hockey Program
Developmental program for boys and girls ages 5-8 (6U/8U), focusing on fundamental skills, fun, teamwork, and fostering a lifelong love of hockey through drills, small-area games, and scrimmages.
Spring Clinic
Eight-week spring program offering skill development in skating, stickhandling, shooting, and angling for players born 2014–2021, held at Evarts Rink from March to May.
Travel Hockey Program
Competitive travel teams for players birth years 2008–2017 (10U through 18U), competing in the Hudson Valley Hockey League and NYSAHA tournaments, with practices two to three times weekly and 1–2 games per weekend.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Youth Ice Hockey Development 2 activities
- Spring hockey training programsOffers seasonal spring hockey clinics and training programs, including an 8-week clinic from March to May and a 10-week spring training program from April to early June, featuring skill development, small area games, and age-based groupings for youth players.
- Youth hockey programs for age groups 6U through 18UOperates youth ice hockey programs for players ages 5 to 18 (6U through 18U), including developmental, travel, and tournament-bound teams, with structured seasons from September through June. Programs emphasize skill development, healthy competition, and sportsmanship through coaching, practices, and games.
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Ice Rink Operations and Winter Sports Programming 1 activity
- Operation and management of an ice rink facilityOperates a fully enclosed, temperature-controlled ice rink year-round, providing ice time and facility access for hockey and skating programs, as well as for local organizations for events, games, and practices.
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Youth Sports Volunteer Coordination 1 activity
- Parent and community engagement in youth hockeyEncourages parent involvement through volunteering, cheering, and post-game support to enhance young athletes’ experience and success in the program.
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Event and Program Registration Management 1 activity
- Refund and registration policies for youth programsProvides refund policies for youth hockey programs, including full refunds before the season for involuntary reasons (e.g., sickness, injury, relocation) with proof, and prorated refunds with a 5% handling fee after the season begins, applicable to 6U/8U and travel teams.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$373K
Contributions & grants$1K0%
Program service revenue$370K99%
Investment income$7510%
Other revenue$821
expenses
Total expenses$416K
Program expenses97%
Admin / overhead3%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$153K
Cash$151K
Investments$0
Liabilities$187K
Net assets$-34K
Liquid reserves4.4 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +5.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 9
- GAETANO CIPRIANO — VICE PRESIDENT
- HEATHER RESNICK — SECRETARY
- JOHN OLIVA — DIRECTOR
- PHILIP DENOIA — DIRECTOR
- RORY CUDDY — TREASURER
- SEAN MORAN — DIRECTOR
- STEFAN SELLBERG — DIRECTOR
- STEPHEN TUITE — PRESIDENT
- TIMOTHY DIXON — DIRECTOR
relationships · 20
Who they work with
- Aimee Peretz Partner — Team Manager for the 10U B team, responsible for administrative and logistical coordination.
- Club Treasurer Partner — Point of contact for refund policy inquiries
- Danyelle Giloth Partner — Team Manager for the 10U A team
- Dylan Zublin Partner — Assistant Coach for the 10U A team
- Eugene Mun Partner — Assistant Coach for the 10U B team, supporting coaching and player development.
- Greg Janos Partner — Head Coach for the 10U A team
- Harvey School Partner — Hosts home games at Evarts Rink on its campus.
- Harvey School Partner — Hosts the Evarts Ice Rink facility used by Bedford-Katonah Hockey Association for programs and operations.
- Harvey School Partner — Hosts the spring hockey clinic at Evarts Rink in Katonah, NY.
- Hudson Valley Hockey League Partner — Competes in the Hudson Valley Hockey League.
- Hudson Valley Hockey League Partner — Partners with the Hudson Valley Hockey League to field travel teams eligible for league and state tournaments
- John Viskocil Partner — Assistant Coach for the 10U B team, supporting coaching and player development.
- Jonathan Thomas Partner — Assistant Coach for the 10U A team
- Konstantin Burshteyn Partner — Assistant Coach for the 10U B team, supporting coaching and player development.
- Mike Seminara Partner — Assistant Coach for the 10U A team
- New York State Amateur Hockey Association Government — Participates in the East Section of NYSAHA tournaments.
- Stephen Tuite Partner — Head Coach and Scheduler for the 10U B team, responsible for coaching and scheduling activities.
- Stephen Tuite Partner — Scheduler for the 10U A team
- The Harvey School Partner — Shares Evarts Rink facility with The Harvey School in Katonah, NY.
- USA Hockey Network — Program employs USA Hockey certified coaches and follows its standards for youth hockey instruction.
strategies · 4
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.
- Character Development through Sports Participationmethodology: character-development-through-sportsBy using structured hockey programming to emphasize sportsmanship, fair play, and teamwork, the organization builds character, self-esteem, and social skills because positive social behaviors are reinforced through consistent, values-based athletic experiences in a family-friendly environment.
- Fun-Centered and Engaging Skill Developmentmethodology: fun-centered_learningBy designing practices around fun, small-area games and engaging activities, the organization sustains player motivation and supports learning because enjoyment increases intrinsic motivation, leading to greater effort, retention, and skill acquisition.
- Long-Term Player Development through Age-Appropriate Programmingmethodology: long-term_player_developmentBy implementing a developmental, long-term progression model with age-appropriate programming, the organization fosters a lifelong love of hockey because sustained engagement and skill-building across developmental stages increase the likelihood of continued participation and personal growth.
- Merit-Based Advancement and Collaborative Evaluationmethodology: merit-based_advancementBy using collaborative evaluation and maintaining open roster spots on top teams, the organization promotes merit-based advancement because it incentivizes summer improvement and ensures roster decisions are balanced, transparent, and performance-driven, increasing fairness and player motivation.