1. E. Deborah Elek 843.813.1026 I elek.deborah@gmail.com
21Perspective Drive ▪ Haverhill, MA 01830
ADMINISTRATOR ▪ COACH ▪ MENTOR ▪ TEACHER
A
passionate,
committed,
and
patient
leader
and
mentor
who
guides,
teaches,
and
develops
through
athletic
competition.
I
encourage
student-­‐athletes
to
step
out
of
their
comfort
zone
with
the
belief
that,
when
combined
with
perseverance,
great
things
can
be
achieved
by
doing
so.
Articulate,
focused,
and
collaborative
approach
to
administration,
I
bring
a
wealth
of
budgeting
and
personnel
management
experience
to
any
position.
Highly
trained
and
skilled
in
youth
development.
Web
master
for
the
Independent
Women’s
Club
Hockey
League.
Experience and Achievements
Assistant Women’s Ice Hockey Coach
SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY – Salem, Massachusetts 2013-present
Manage all administrative aspects of the League and assist the Head Coach in planning, organizing and
administering all aspects of the women’s ice hockey program to include practice planning and
implementation, scouting and recruiting, logistics, conflict resolution, academic monitoring, and compliance
monitoring.
• Helped coach the team to an undefeated record and League Championship during the 2013-2014
season and a season record of 18-4-1 during the 2014-15 season
• Planned and implemented individual on ice skill and practice sessions
• Helped with bench management during games
• Assisted in the planning, scouting and recruiting of academically qualified student-athletes for transition
to a varsity sport representing geographically dispersed regions of the county as well as internationally
• Assisted in the articulation of team expectations and monitored adherence
• Assisted with the development of team goals
• Compiled player statistics to monitor productivity of individual players and lines
• Skillfully designed and managed all aspects of the League website
• Created spreadsheets to monitor scouting and recruiting activity for the Compliance Office
• Assisted in the organization and logistical support required for special events such as Pink at the Rink
and Senior Day
• Compiled and provided player information for sports information
• Assisted in resolving conflicts
• Mentored and provided guidance to student athletes
• Created a player evaluation system for performance feedback
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Assistant
Coach,
Women’s
Club
Ice
Hockey
Salem
State
University
Women’s
Ice
Hockey
–
2013-­‐14,
2014-­‐15

2. 2014-15 Record
Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral
18 - 4 - 1 .804 L1 12 - 4 - 1 6 - 0 - 0 0 - 0
2013-14 Record
Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral
16 - 0 - 1 .971 W14 10 - 0 - 0 6 - 0 - 1 0 - 0
Assistant
Coach
East
Coast
Wizards
Girls
U14
Tier
II
Hockey
Development
Program
–
2013-­‐14
2013-14 Record
All Games GP GF GA Rating
12 - 2 - 5 19 53 26
Assistant
Coach
East
Coast
Wizards
Girls
U14
Tier
II
Hockey
Development
Program
–
2012-­‐13
2012-13 Record
All Games GP GF GA Rating
26 - 6 - 4 36 104 40
Assistant
Coach
Charles
River
Girls
U14
Tier
II
Hockey
Development
Program
–
2011-­‐12
2011-12 Record
All Games GP GF GA Rating
7 - 8 - 4 19 41 39
Head
Coach,
Women’s
Club
Ice
Hockey
Clarkson
University
Edge
Women’s
Ice
Hockey
–
2006-­‐07
2006-07 Season Record
Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral
9 - 5 - 2 .643 W3 6 - 2 - 1 3 - 3 - 1 0 - 0
Head
Coach
Potsdam
Pink
Panthers
Girls
U10
–
2006-­‐07
and
2007-­‐08
Head
Coach
SUNY
Potsdam
Archery
Club
–
2006-­‐07
and
2007-­‐08
Head
Coach
Ashborough
Adventurers
Archery
Club

3. Assistant
Coach
Summerville
Girls
Softball
League
Director,
Youth
Development
Clemson
University,
Clemson,
SC
–
1999-­‐2003
Substitute
Teacher
Dorchester
District
2
Schools,
Summerville,
SC
-­‐
1999-­‐2001
ATHLETICS PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Collegiate
Ice
Hockey
–
Clarkson
University
Edge
Club
-­‐
2006-­‐07
New
England
Intensity
Women’s
Professional
Football
(IWFL)
Recreational
Ice
Hockey
Women’s
Softball
–
United
States
Marine
Corps
–
1978-­‐1983
Recreational
Adult
Softball
Recreational
Archery
COACHING CERTIFICATIONS
General
New
York
State
Coaching
Certification
Ice
Hockey
USA
Hockey
Level
4
Ice
Hockey
Coach
Archery
USA
Archery
Level
2
Archery
Coach
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT/COACHING EDUCATION
USA
Hockey
High
Performance
Clinic
2013
Boston
Bruins
Ice
Hockey
Coaching
Clinic
2012
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Ice
Hockey
Coaching
Clinic
2007
Hockey
GM
and
Scouting
Course,
Sports
Management
Worldwide
2006
USA
Hockey
Coaching
Clinic
Level
1
USA
Hockey
Coaching
Clinic
Level
2
USA
Hockey
Coaching
Clinic
Level
3
USA
Hockey
Coaching
Clinic
Level
4
–
2008
and
2011
USA
Hockey
Women’s
Level
4
Coaching
Clinic
-­‐
2008
SUNYAC
Women’s
Coaching
Symposium
-­‐
2008
NADA
Level
1
Archery
Coaching
Clinic
NADA
Level
2
Archery
Coaching
Clinic

4. Mentored
by
Tom
Broderick,
Head
Coach,
Northwood
School
Girls
Ice
Hockey
for
two
seasons
-­‐
2006-­‐07
and
2007-­‐08
ATHLETICS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Ø All-­‐Marine
Selection
for
Softball
-­‐
1980
Ø Marathon
runner
1980-­‐84
Ø Implemented
numerous
athletics
and
fitness
programs
–
2006-­‐08
• Skater’s
Clinic
with
Tom
Broderick
• Potsdam
Pink
Panthers
Girls
Learn
to
Play
Ice
Hockey
• Adult
Learn
to
Play
Ice
Hockey
• Archery
Coaches
Certification
Course
• Fitness
Professional
Certification
Course
• Beginning
Archery
Course
• Intermediate
Archery
Course
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Mass
Hockey,
Inc.
Co-­‐Chair,
Cheever
Grant
Committee
PROFESSIONAL ATHLETICS AFFILIATIONS
American
Hockey
Coaches
Association
USA
Hockey
USA
Archery
National
Alliance
for
the
Development
of
Archery

5. My
Coaching
Philosophy
Establishing
and
adhering
to
a
team
culture
that
is
consistent
with
the
Golden
Rule
is
the
frame
of
reference
for
everything
we
will
do
as
a
team
–
that
is,
we
will
treat
others
in
the
same
manner
in
which
we
would
like
to
be
treated;
not
only
as
athletes,
but
as
people.
You
must
discipline
yourself
to
do
what
is
right
and
for
the
good
of
the
team.
We
are
a
family,
and
as
such,
we
must
be
committed
to
taking
care
of
each
other.
The
coach-­‐athlete
relationship
should
be
that
of
teacher
and
scholar,
and
one
that
is
based
fundamentally
on
mutual
trust
and
respect
–
it
is
the
cornerstone
of
a
healthy
and
positive
relationship.
Integrity,
an
unselfish
spirit,
and
uncompromising
work
ethic
are
those
enduring
qualities
that
when
practiced,
will
allow
our
individual
talents
to
be
carefully
molded
into
a
cohesive
unit
known
as
a
team.
As
your
coach,
it
is
my
responsibility
to
model
the
standards
of
behavior
that
I
expect
each
of
you
to
adhere
to
and
establish
an
environment
in
which
you
are
encouraged
to
stretch
yourself
and
take
risks.
This
environment
will
serve
to
promote
your
development
as
a
player,
where
you
are
challenged
at
an
appropriate
level
and
inspired
to
consistently
do
your
personal
best.
Within
this
context
you
are
expected
to
take
personal
responsibility
for
the
opportunities
presented
for
creating
your
own
success.
Your
individual
commitment
will
contribute
to
achieving
our
objectives
as
a
team;
being
prepared,
striving
to
win,
and
having
fun.
In
the
end,
regardless
of
our
win-­‐loss
record,
I
will
want
to
know
that
we
put
into
practice
those
character
traits
that
make
us
exemplary
teammates
and
citizens.
Deb
Elek,
Dec
2006