Hockey

The hockey fundraising program is ideal for raising money in August and September, as the hockey season typically starts at the end of September or early October. Of course, you can keep selling cards throughout the season.

Following is information specific to the baseball fundraiser. You can learn more about how the overall program works here.

Hockey rosters

Each fantasy hockey roster card contains five goalies (four in the starting lineup, one on the bench), and seven forwards and defensemen (six in the starting lineup, one on the bench).

If you choose to manage your lineup throughout the season (which is completely optional), you can send any starting player to the bench, and put the bench player in your starting lineup. You can also release players from your roster and replace them with players from an available players pool.

This is done before the start of each month of the regular season, and is in effect for the entire month. Once the month starts, the starting lineup is frozen and any subsequent changes made will take place for the following month.

Hockey prizes

People who buy the cards will win a total of $2,000, as follows:

Each month for six months during the hockey season, four $50 prizes are awarded to the cards with:

The four starting goalies who total the most wins.
The six starting forwards and defensemen who total the most goals.
The six starting forwards and defensemen who total the most assists.
The six starting forwards and defensemen who total the best plus/minus.

At the end of the regular season there are three grand prize winners:

First place — $400
Second place — $250
Third place — $150

Grand prize winners are determined by adding the statistics accumulated by the card's starting lineup in all four categories together. The highest total is the winner.

In case of a tie, the prize in question is divided evenly.

Just remember that even after you pay winners their prizes, your organization will still make up to 65% profit!