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The IIHF Skills Challenge has been especially designed for youth ice hockey and is part of a series of activities and events planned to celebrate 100 Years of International Ice Hockey together with all IIHF member nations, their leagues, clubs, and most importantly, ice hockey players worldwide.  \nTherefore, this handbook was put together to guide coaches and national associations during when organizing the Skills Challenge at their own ice rink and arenas.  \n The Idea  \nWith the IIHF Skills Challenge, the International Ice Hockey Federation wants to promote a new worldwide testing system. From October 2007 to February 2008 a global skills test for young ice hockey players – boys and girls – up to the age of 15 (1993 born and younger) will be held worldwide. Every coach in every country can do the tests and compare the results of his team and players on this website against the entire world.  \nEvery association organizes its own national final for their best participants in February 2008. The best boy and the best girls of each national association’s finals will be invited in May to the 2008 World Championships in Canada.  \n The Purpose  \nThe IIHF Skills Challenge aims to attract more young ice hockey players from all over the world to play ice  \nhockey, to compare their skills against players around the world and to raise awareness of our game worldwide.  \nEvery coach who tests his players can upload their test results on the IIHF Skills Challenge Website. So, a huge worldwide database with testing standards of all IIHF member nations will be created that will be operating and available to national associations also after 2008.  \nThe tests can be conducted easily anywhere in the world, do not require special equipment . This system and the accomanying Skills Challenge website is a common global tool for coaches worldwide to analyze their players’ skills and the development of their junior programs. Coaches can compare their players’ skills to other players, teams and nations around the globe.  \n Win a Journey to the 2008 IIHF World Championships  \nCoaches can upload their players’ test results through their own account at any time on the IIHF Skills Challenge Website. The online rankings on the website will then show various different rankings of all participating players.  \nThe National Skills Challenge Finals  \nThese rankings can help national associations pick the best players for their national Skills Challenge Finals where the winners of the journey to Canada will be determined.  \nThe national Skills Challenge Finals will be organized differently by each participating national association and  \nthe names of the two winners (skaters) of this camp will go to the IIHF in the beginning of March 2008. If you have questions about the national Skills Challenge Finals in your own country, please contact your national association.  \nThe Goalie Skills Challenge  \nNational associations forward their national finals’ goalie results to the International Ice Hockey Federation. The IIHF will then pick the 10 girls and the 10 boys that scored most points (see also Overall Score) announce these winners in early March 2008.  \nPage 4 of 21  \nThe Visit to Canada  \nAll winners will be actively involved in the first week of the 2008 IIHF World Championships in Quebec, Canada, and shall be a uniq","cbCaiurkU2EZqzF3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiurkU2EZqzF3","pdf",1370933,"English","# The IIHF Skills Challenge\n## The Idea\n## The Purpose\n## Win a Journey to the 2008 IIHF World Championships\n# The Tests\n## Test Overview\n## Personnel and Equipment\n## Ice Set-Up\n## Skater Tests\n## Goalie Tests\n## Overall Score\n# IIHF Skills Challenge Website\n## The Database\n## Downloads\n# IIHF Skills Challenge Tool Boxes\n## IIHF Tape Measure\n## IIHF Shooter Tutor\n# Before the Tests\n## Read the Manual and Visit the Website\n## Check Required Equipment\n## Download and Print Data Recording Protocols\n# During the Tests\n## Record Results with Seconds and Centiseconds\n## Keep Protocols for Website Upload\n# After the Tests\n## Add Scores to Worldwide Rankings","[{\"question\":\"What is the IIHF Skills Challenge and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"It is a worldwide testing system for youth ice hockey players, boys and girls, up to age 15, designed to let coaches run standardized skill tests and compare results internationally.\"},{\"question\":\"How do coaches upload test results and use worldwide rankings?\",\"answer\":\"Coaches upload results through their account on the IIHF Skills Challenge Website. 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