Summer season: Sundays starting 5/31/26 @ 10am
on-ice volunteer
Parent Locker Room Support
Junior Coach/Mentor
Off-ice Volunteer/Special Event Volunteer
See below for Role Descriptions
Volunteers are the heart of ASHA. Whether on the ice, behind the bench, or supporting events, your commitment helps create safe, inclusive, and joyful experiences for every athlete and family. Each role is essential to the success of our programs, and we are deeply grateful for your time, energy, and care.
The Head Coach is responsible for overall team leadership. Duties include: Organizing practices and games; Leading player leveling and skill evaluation; Communicating directly with ASHA leadership; Ensuring compliance with ASHA safety policies and game guidelines. Head Coaches have full access to the ASHA Team Page for scheduling, registration review, and team-wide communication. Your leadership helps build not just better players—but better teammates and communities. Thank you for setting the tone.
Assistant Coaches support the Head Coach in running practices, assisting athletes, and ensuring safety and consistency on the ice. All Assistant Coaches must complete background screening and abuse prevention training. You’re a key part of each athlete’s experience. Thank you for stepping up, encouraging our players, and reinforcing positive team culture
The Team Manager oversees all administrative and logistical tasks. Responsibilities include: Managing player registration and roster documentation; Serving as the point of contact with ASHA for compliance matters; Coordinating event details, scheduling, and travel communication. Team Managers also have full access to the ASHA Team Page to support roster management and group communication. You keep the wheels turning so athletes can take the ice. Thank you for everything you do behind the scences
On-Ice Volunteers assist with practices or C-level games by: Providing player support and encouragement; Helping with drills or positioning; Assisting from the bench or directly on the ice (at the discretion of the Head Coach). This role requires background screening and abuse prevention training. Your support brings stability, safety, and fun to the rink. We’re grateful for the joy and encouragement you share with every athlete
Parent volunteers may assist in locker rooms before or after practice or games, based on need and Head Coach discretion. This role: Must follow ASHA Locker Room Policy and MAAPP supervision rules; Requires background screening and abuse prevention training; Must never be in a one-on-one situation with a minor athlete. Thank you for helping create a safe and respectful space for every player to prepare and connect.
Junior Coaches (Mentors) are youth volunteers who assist with C-level teams or practices. They must: Be 14–18 years old; Follow ASHA’s game and supervision guidelines; Always work under adult supervision; Support athletes by modeling inclusion, encouragement, and patience.
*The terms “Jr. Coach” or “Mentor” refer to youth volunteers who provide peer-to-peer support for athletes. Many teams andaffiliates may use different titles for these roles, but they all serve a similar purpose—supporting athletes in a positive, inclusive way.These volunteers support the team by helping with: Social activities, community events, or fundraisers; Administrative help, such as handing out materials or managing check-in; Non-ice roles at tournaments or festivals. This role does not require background screening, but all volunteers are expected to follow ASHA’s Code of Conduct and instructions from the coaching staff. Whether setting up tables or cheering from the bleachers, your presence means the world to our athletes.