YOUTH HOCKEY - LEARN TO PLAY
LITTLE ROOKIES
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This class is for players with limited experience and
will focus on developing the basics: skating, passing and stick handling.
REQUIREMENTS TO JOIN CLASS:
- Must have completed basic skills, Give Hockey a Try,
or an equivalent beginning level hockey program - Must be able to skate confidently,
without holding onto the wall or a bucket - Must be a current registered USA Hockey member.
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FUTURE STARS
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Class covers basic hockey skills in an accelerated
progression to prepare players for the youth league.
REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASS:
- Must have completed Little Rookies to sign up.
- Must be a current registered USA Hockey member.
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Each course consists of (8) 45-minute sessions.
Full gear is required.
Please note: there will be NO make up classes or refunds.
TIMES
Group 1 Saturdays 1:45-2:30 PM , Starting session 5 Saturdays will move to 11-11:45am
Group 2 Sundays 4:15-5 PM
Session 4
Saturday, February 11th - April 8th
Sunday, February 12th - April 9th
Session 5
Saturday, April 15th - June 3rd
Sunday, April 16th - June 4th
Session 6
Saturday, June 10th - July 29th
Sunday, June 11th - July 30th
ROAD TO HOCKEY
Step 1: Give Hockey a Try (ages 5- 9)
- Complete our Give Hockey a Try program to help your child complete the first steps to becoming a hockey player.
- This class is 4 weeks and introduces your child to skating as well as playing with a hockey stick.
Step 2: Learn to Skate/ Learn to Play Hockey
- Depending on your child's skating ability, players are placed in our Learn to Skate program or moved directly to our Learn to Play Hockey class.
- Each session is 8 weeks and provides all the basics your child will need to advance to the next step.
Step 3: In-House Hockey
- In-House hockey will allow your child to develop further, going from a hockey class to being placed on a team.
- Teams practice once a week and play games on the weekends against other teams in the In-House league.
Step 4: A/B Travel Hockey
- Travel hockey is the first level of competitive hockey outside of In-House.
- Teams practice 2 or 3 times a week and play games across NorCal on the weekends, along with 3 tournaments during the season.
Step 5: AA/AAA Tier Level Hockey
- The highest level of competitive hockey offered in Northern California.
- Teams practice 3 to 4 times a week.
- Teams at this level play only a few weekends per month, but play up to 4 games in a weekend.
- Travel can take you to Southern California or to tournaments on the East Coast.
LEARN TO PLAY CONTACT:
Ethan Stibich
Learn to Play Hockey Contact
[email protected]
Phil Huynh
Hockey Director
[email protected]
(925)606-6900