Want to Run a PBN in your Program?Did you know that there are 2.8 million Girl Scouts in the United State. If we exposed 1 percent (280,000) to the sport of girl's ice hockey and 10% (28,000/1866 teams of 15), imagine how we could make hockey grow in your area. The Girl Scouts have a program called GIRL SPORT and the focus to expose girls to non traditional sports for girls. The Put the Biscuit in Net Program offers your program an opportunity to expose your program to this market. How do we do that?The PBN is a pilot program with USA Hockey and Girl Scouts USA. What do you need to start?

• Certified PBN Head instructor. You can either send your coaches to a PBN training pilot in your area (Locations-click here) or ask contact us to run a PBN traiining session in your area. Coaches must hold a current CEP Level I or above and a current back ground check verification. Remember that this is an exposure to the sport and not a learn to play hockey program. Sometimes your newer coaches are the best as not everyone can do the Hokey Pokey or sing "Head, Shoulds, Knees, and Toes" on the ice.
• What does my program need to do?
• What does USA Hockey and the Girl Scouts do for the Program?
• How is the program administered?
• Who do I contact to set up a PBN? E-mail us!

Looking forward to taking athe PBN Pledge with you in the future.Regards,Yevet Anderson, PBN Co-ordinator for USAH.