Dressing Room Stalls

The stall coordinator is Michael Cebryk. (click to email)

Dressing Room Protocol

1. Remove Wet Items After Each Game: Immediately after each game, please take wet stuff home like towels, undergarments, jock straps and neck guards from your stall for cleaning. Other wet items like hockey sweaters and socks should be taken home at least once every two weeks.
2. Yellow Notice for Protocol Violations: If you don’t follow these stall protocols, you will receive a yellow notice for each instance. Repeated violations will eventually lead to a warning, which could mean losing your stall privileges as a last resort. We need everyone’s cooperation to keep the dressing room clean and free of odors.
3. Bioesque Spray Usage: The Bioesque disinfectant spray will continue to be available for cleaning non-porous surfaces in your stall. According to the Safety Data Sheets, it’s safe to use as long as you avoid creating a wide spray that could irritate others. Please spray the surface directly and then wipe it down.
4. Equipment Cleaning Machine: We highly recommend using the cleaning machine located in Darren’s office regularly to further reduce viruses on your equipment. We have reduced the price to $10 per use.
5. Friday Fogging Preparation: Since the cleaning crew fogs the dressing room on Fridays, please do the following after your last game of the week: Hang any carpet samples from your stall in a way that they are off the floor and benches so the fog can reach them. Hang your sweaters in a location within your stall that allows the fog to circulate and reach all areas.

Stall Reminders

For everyone:

Numerous stalls are allocated by me every session and stalls are constantly changing. Most of you are in the same stall but others are on the move. I use the Stall Allocation Protocol to determine which stalls players use. The stalls belong to the League and the League allocates, through the stall coordinator, who uses the stalls for each session.

Please remember to clean your stall as per League Protocol, found here: Cleaning the stalls. Everyone should clean their stalls regularly.

Please LEAVE THE NAME PLATES, DO NOT MOVE THEM. This is how I know I am getting the correct player in the correct stall and I have the name plates of the players not playing. Name plates will be changed by me as needed.

 The stall is for your use when you are a FULL TIME PLAYER in any session.
If you are not a full time player you are asked to empty your stall, clean it and it will be assigned to a player on the stall waiting list who is playing full time.

Players are allowed to stay in their stall until the end of the current session. You cannot ask someone to move out earlier for your convenience.

We all have a job to do to protect our dressing room and keep it clean and tidy. Plus keep costs down by assuring we all do our part:

• Be sure and check the door to make sure it’s locked if you are the last person to leave
• Shut the shower off after use. Surely the guy next in line can turn it on.
• Garbage bags are in the drawer-take the garbage out
• Empty cans go in the storage room-bags are in the drawers
• Crush your cans- storage space is limited
• Take off the tabs–can is still worth 10 Cents without the tab. Believe it or not; tabs create $$ for charities and can buy wheel chairs.
• There is a can for tabs on the counter in the main room and another by the fridge in the addition.

Thank you for your cooperation.

November 2026 Stall Allocation

Permanent Stalls Alocation2026-27

Cleaning the Stalls

You clean your vehicle because you see the dirt.

The difference with the stall is you do not see the dirt (bacteria and other nasty stuff) however you might smell it.

If your equipment or towels or your stall has a smell it isn’t sweat, it’s the excrement of the bacteria and its friends.

So this is how you get rid of the bacteria and friends from your stall:

Step 1. Get the red pail from under the counter. The pail should have disposable gloves, scrub pads, and a large sponge.

Step 2. Get a Bioesque hand sprayer. Have enough Bioesque in the bottle to be able to spray a layer of Bioesque on all stall surfaces.

Step 3. Empty your stall of all your hockey equipment and accessories.

Step 4. Spray Bioesque on all stall surfaces then use the scrub pads to scrub down those nasty surfaces. 

Step 5. Use the large sponge and water to rinse the stall surfaces.

The Scrubbing breaks down the buildup of those nasty bacteria and a film that protects them called biofilm.

Now you should have a more pleasant-smelling stall.

For your equipment, socks, jock etc. we have the cleaning Machine in the Shroh office (you can clean your equipment while you clean your stall). Ask anyone in the office how it works, simple and easy process.

You might end up smelling like a rose and skating faster because of the reduced weight of your equipment.

Stay Healthy.

Stall Allocation Protocol:

September 01, 2024

1. To maintain a permanent stall, a player must pay his annual membership fee, payable in September.
2. If a player with a permanent stall is not playing full time in a session he will be required to give up his stall to a full-time player.
3. A player with a permanent stall who is on sick/injury or business leave. Must keep the Stall Coordinator informed of his status at the beginning of the 60+ Season (September). His stall will be held till he returns.
4. A player on the Stall Waiting List:

• who is not playing in the current season
• Can maintain his position on the Stall Waiting List by paying his annual membership fee, payable in September.
• If his membership is not up to date he will be removed from the list.

5. Goalies receive priority for permanent stalls.
6. Hockey bags are not to be left overnight in the dressing room.
7. Any player not playing in a session must empty and clean his stall, according to Stall Cleaning Protocols.
8. A player cannot take an open stall, nor can a player with a permanent stall give his stall to another player without contacting the Stall Coordinator.

To be placed on the Stall Waiting List or with any questions or concerns you may have.

Contact me at: mezcebryk@gmail.com

Thank You for your cooperation