Hybrid Drop-In Care Midstate Athletic Community Center - Amazon S3

Midstate Athletic Community Center
         Hybrid Drop-In Care
The MACC is happy to announce we will be offering drop-in care for ALL student-
athletes during the 2020-2021 scholastic/fall sports season. Our schedule will include
opportunities such as Dry Land Sport Specific Training, On-Ice Skills, and engaging movement
activity breaks for all. This program will operate as a Hybrid-Learning Center, giving students
access to on-site proctors in an educational focused environment.

The MACC is in the process of transforming its plentiful space into COVID- friendly
classrooms. Each of these opportunities will be available within the same building, giving
parents/guardians a safe and structured academic and athletic schedule to rely on during work
hours.

Whether your child is a hockey player, cheerleader, football player, figure skater, diverse athlete,
or a student who wants to join a healthy learning environment, the MACC academy is the place
for them to strive!

Students will need to contact Senior Manager Brendan Flanagan (bflanagan@midstateacc.org)
for the days and approximate time they will be dropped off/picked up.

Students will be assigned a designated classroom prior to arrival at the facility (based on birth
year). Upon arrival at the facility students will check in at the front desk where they will have
their temperatures checked and sign into their classrooms. Our virtual learning spaces will be set
up in a social distancing manner where student athletes will have their own workspace for the
given day distanced 6 feet apart from their peers.

Masks will be required at all times throughout the facility except when sitting at their designated
workspaces for the day or while training on ice/off ice. These workspaces will be disinfected at
the conclusion of the day for the following days students to come into a clean safe environment.

Our classroom proctors have experience as teachers, tutors, and as coaches. We feel we have an
advantage offering a productive learning environment over other alternatives, as our proctors can relate to
our students as well as act as positive role models who have succeeded as student athletes in the
University setting.

                             Virtual Learning Proctor
                             Lucas Prestamo Sport Management major at the Falk School of
                             Sport and Human Dynamics, Information Management &
                             Technology minor, Spanish minor, at Syracuse University. ACHA D1
                             Syracuse Men's Hockey Team 2017-2020. Gunnery Prep School
                             2017, Awarded Gunnery Unsung Hero, All league team player.

                                Virtual Learning Proctor
                                Taylar Cianfarano
                                Graduated from Quinnipiac University (Dean's List) in 2018 with
                                her bachelor’s in science, went on to Graduate from Clarkson with
                                her Master of Business Administration in 2019. Taylar currently
                                serves as Midstate’s Manager of Athletics Diversity &
                                Development.

Assisting with on ice coaching will be Head Coach Taylar Cianfarano, an all-star at Quinnipiac
playing in 111 career games with the Bobcats from 2014-18. Graduated from Quinnipiac as one
of the Bobcats' all-time leading scorers, averaging nearly a point per game with 58 goals and 52
assists. Named 2016 ECAC Hockey Player of the Year as a sophomore. Had one of the best
year's in Quinnipiac's history in 2015-16 with 28 goals and 24 assists for 52 points. As a 5th year

she attended Clarkson University to finish her MBA where she recorded 34 points with 18 goals
and 16 assists. She tied for team lead in power-play markers and also netted four game-winners,
tallying points in 21 games, including nine multiple-point outings. In her final season at Clarkson
she helped the Knights reach the Frozen Four.

                            Virtual Learning Proctor
                            Jessica DiGrirolamo
                            Senior at Syracuse University, Health and Physical Education major in the
                            David B Falk school of sports and Human Dynamics. Member of the Syracuse
                            Orange Women's division 1 NCAA hockey team 2017-present

Dry Land Training Package- $10 per session. All dry land training will take place at the
outdoor training facility located behind the exterior of the complex. This area includes adjacent
grass fields for drills/games as well as a turf training area with rubber flooring for professional
grade training. All equipment and protocols will follow that of the NYS COVID mandates. Our
trainers will implement sport specific training for athletes focusing on speed development and
basic strength and conditioning principles.

On-Ice training Package- 60 minute on ice skills sessions for $20. 15-20 athletes on ice per
session. Birth years permitted (will be divided into groups based on age/#s).

On-Ice will be conducted by Head Skills/Professional Skating Coach, Ty Simmons. Ty is the
Head Regional Power Edge Pro Instructor (PEP) and has been MYHA’s Development Coach for
the past two seasons. Ty has worked with numerous NHL, AHL, Major Junior, Collegiate, and
Amateur players during his time with Midstate and will serve as the Head Coach of the Syracuse
Nats 2008 ‘AAA’ PeeWee Major team this upcoming season. Ty has also worked alongside the
Syracuse Crunch AHL, as well as NHL players/prospects such as:
Alex Tuch - Vegas Golden Knights, NHL
Anthony Angelo - Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL
Joel Farabee - Philadelphia Flyers, NHL
Thomas Harley - Dallas Stars, NHL
Shane Prince - Ottawa Senators, NHL, NY Islanders, NHL, & Dinamo Minsk, KHL
John Beecher - University of Michigan - 2019 1st Round NHL Draft Pick - Boston Bruins
Eamon Powell - NTDP, Boston College - 2020 NHL Draft Prospect

Luke Tuch - NTDP, Boston University - 2020 NHL Draft Prospect
Emilie Harley - Robert Morris University, NCAA DI
Jack Babbage - Chicago Steel, USHL

Our drop-in hybrid learning will cost $40 per day per student or $25 a day per student for
siblings. Training will be optional and available throughout the hybrid learning schedule as an
additional cost, to allow student athletes a physical outlet. Not only will these sessions serve as
a healthy movement break, but your athlete will be able to utilize the professional level
development we offer from our training staff. These session times are TBD based on need and
finalization of school’s hybrid learning schedules. There will be one on ice session (Hockey) and
one dry land session (all athletes) available per day. These will be scheduled in blocks
throughout the day allowing each student the ability to attend one session each based on their
given schedule. Our schedule will be flexible and ever evolving to the schedules of our student
athletes/demands. This will allow us to construct ideal productivity throughout the day as well as
utilize all of our resources we have to offer.

Additional Costs Include:
One Ice Session: 20$ (1hour)
Dry Land Training: 10$ (45 min)

Payment Options:
-Day-To-Day-Pay (Each day you come in)
-Pay For the Week (Every Monday)

Payment Methods:
-Check
-Cash
-Card

What to Bring:

-Bag lunch

-At least (2) face masks that cover the child’s nose and mouth – 1 to wear, and 1 as a backup –
both labeled with child's name.

-A device (laptop, tablet, etc.) to complete schoolwork and anything else your child needs.

-Reusable water bottle labeled with child's name.

-Any necessary medications that the child can self-administer, and/or EpiPen in the case of
allergies.

-Sneakers

-Wear something comfortable

-While not required, your child may also like to have a sweater or light jacket.