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Spring-Ford Ice Hockey Club P.O. Box 1132 Oaks, PA 19456-1132
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SFIHC policy allows grievances to be filed for situations Club Members deem as handled
inappropriately.
Definition of Grievance
A concern of an actual or supposed circumstance by a parent, player, coach, fan, committee member,
appointed position, referee, or board member regarded as just cause for complaint
Grievance Procedure
A written statement of the Grievance must be presented to the SFIHC President prior to the next game.
Player Grievance
Players may need to be disciplined for certain actions. Issues with disciplinary actions, involving
players, must first be discussed with the player’s Head Coach. If no acceptable resolution can be
found a written report including the situation that occurred, the disciplinary action taken, and
the concern of the player is to be submitted to the SFIHC Vice-President.
The Vice President will review the grievance and complete an inquiry. A decision will be made based
on this inquiry and the player will be notified in writing of the decision. If no acceptable
resolution is found with the Vice-President of the Board, a grievance may be filed with the
President of the SFIHC. The President will review the grievance and render a final decision.
Coach Grievance
Coaches may need to be disciplined for certain actions. Grievances involving coaches must be
submitted in writing to the President of the SFIHC. The President will review the grievance and
render a final decision.
Parent/Fan Grievance
Parents involved in conflict should meet with their team representative to see if a solution can
be arranged.
If no acceptable resolution can be found a written report including the situation that occurred,
the disciplinary action taken, and the concern of the player is to be submitted to the SFIHC
Vice-President.
The Vice President will review the grievance and complete an inquiry. A decision will be made
based on this inquiry and the player will be notified in writing of the decision. If no acceptable
resolution is found with the Vice-President of the Board, a grievance may be filed with the
President of the SFIHC. The President will review the grievance and render a final decision.
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