• Two-Foot Glide
• Right and Left One-Foot Glides
• Forward Swizzles
• Backward Wiggles
• Backward Swizzles

• Backward Stroking 
• Backward Crossovers In Both the Clockwise and Counter-Clockwise Directions (backward cutbacks are not permitted)
• Right and Left T-Stops

• For: Ages 4-16
• Fees:
  
  Levels 1-3: $63 (7wks)/ $72 (8 wks) - current ISI member
  Levels 4-6: $105 (7 wks)/ $120 (8 wks) - current ISI member

• ISI Membership is required. **Youth (ages 17 and under) $18.00 additional if you are not a current ISI member. Memberships are good from Sept. 1, to Aug. 31 of the next year and are only effective for Hockey 101 or LTS classes. Players that move into the PCMH program will be required to join USA Hockey at the time they are accepted into the PCMH league.

• Equipment: Full Gear Required (see requirements below)
  Hockey Skates & Regulation Hockey Stick is NOT Required for Class Levels 1 & 2

• Rental Gear: Gear packages are available for new students only and may be rented for one session. ALL GEAR MUST BE RETURNED ON THE LAST DAY OF CLASS. If a player chooses to utilize our rental equipment the cost for the entire package is about $50.00 per session with a $50.00 refundable deposit if all the equipment is returned in good condition. This includes the cost of cleaning. Gear quantities are limited and therefore will be distributed on a first come first served basis.
  

What is a House Hockey League?

    House youth athletic programs provides each child with an opportunity to play this sport at many different competitive levels. In hockey, a house program is typically for those athletes that choose to play the sport at a recreational level.

    The House Level is the least expensive level of play. The House Hockey is organized to play as part of a league. All teams will be assigned a volunteer Head Coach, volunteer Assistant Coach and team manager as assigned by the Head Coach. All volunteers must pass a USA Hockey background check and be able to secure a CEP coaches card for the level being coached.

   All games will be officiated by USA Hockey registered Officials. If your child has already been a part of a Hockey 101 program, they may be ready for this level of play.

Seasons vary for each division according to number of players/teams enrolled in the season. Each season the players are guaranteed a specific number of games - usually 10 per season with one play-off per season; Most leagues reserve the right to limit season length, player participation, and games schedule at any time. 

Overview of the three Divisions

Youth Hockey

Youth Hockey is usually a 14-Week  Season – Some Holidays there are no games or practices.

Overview of Youth Hockey:
1 practice, 1 game each week – Games usually on Saturday or Sunday mornings, Practice is in the evenings during the week.

1 Playoff Game to close each season of play.

MVP picked for each game, on each team.

Some Hockey Gear may be available for Rent and use during season.

Goalies: usually limited spots available

Skating School Hockey Classes

    These classes are part of the rink's Skating School. They are usually held once a week for thirty minutes and includes use of gear for the class and a ‘practice’ card for the students. It is highly recommend that non-skaters and those who have some skating experience, but have not previously played ice hockey enroll in the group hockey class program.

Hockey Group Classes

Resources:

Ice Skating Facilities List

ISI Rink List   USA - 16 administrative areas

USFS Basic Skating Skills Club List

USFS Club List

USA Curling

US Speed Skating

USA Hockey

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