LOVE BEING AT THE RINK? BECOME A TIMEKEEPER, News (Gananoque Minor Hockey)

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Aug 27, 2022 | Administration | 548 views
LOVE BEING AT THE RINK? BECOME A TIMEKEEPER
Timekeeping is a great entry level job (or opportunity for volunteer hours) for rink rats and an easy way to start building your resume. Those who are used to spending hours at the rink and understand the game can put that passion to use. The schedule often fits around school hours, with games primarily in the evening and during the weekend.

A timekeeper’s responsibilities often double as a scorekeeper and need to ensure the gamesheet is an accurate record of what happened during the game, including marking down penalties, goals and assists.




Being in the timekeeper’s booth means you may also find yourself as the DJ during breaks in play which is a bonus of the position. That being said, this is still a job and timekeepers are expected to act in a professional manner. Showing up on time, being responsible and paying attention are all important attributes. Be sure to bring extra supplies of what you may need. Your focus should be on the game.

If you are interesting in being a GMHA timekeeper please send an email to GMHA's Ice Scheduler, Jeremy France, at [email protected]

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