Homeschool Hockey 2019-20 offered by Hopkins Pavilion
$35 per participant for 7 sessions
Typical ages are 6 to 14
Fridays, 1:40-3:00pm
Session 1 - November/December 2019
November 1, 8, 15, 22, December 6, 13, 20
Session 2 - January/February 2020
January 10, 17, 24, 31, and February 7, 14, 21
*Parent volunteers can have one free player pass if volunteer commits to at least 6 of 8 sessions. Must be able to skate and oversee hockey players independently.
Format: Parent volunteers will lead players in drills and scrimmages. For the younger age group, we typically have drills for all the kids for about the first 1/3 of the ice time, with the remainder set aside for games. We do drills as one group, but then divide by age/ability and set up cross-ice scrimmages. For the older group, we will have warm-up and skating drills, but with likely more focus on games/scrimmages.
What type of kids/players participate? With two groups, we anticipate a wide-range of school-aged players. All the kids should have the ability to skate. If they can't skate, we recommend they take lessons or go to public skating sessions (or an outdoor rink or pond) until they can comfortably stand up and get around on skates. The kids in the program range from relatively competitive hockey players (e.g. having played at different levels in local associations) to active recreational players to players who have just learned basic skating and hockey skills. It is coed...we typically have lots of boys and a few girls.
Ages: Must be school aged (typical ages are 6 to 14)
Equipment: Must wear full equipment
You must complete a registration and sign a waiver and submit it to Hopkins Pavilion. Click on the link for the registration form:
REGISTRATION FORM:
2019-20 Homeschool Hockey Registration Form
Typical ages are 6 to 14
Fridays, 1:40-3:00pm
Session 1 - November/December 2019
November 1, 8, 15, 22, December 6, 13, 20
Session 2 - January/February 2020
January 10, 17, 24, 31, and February 7, 14, 21
*Parent volunteers can have one free player pass if volunteer commits to at least 6 of 8 sessions. Must be able to skate and oversee hockey players independently.
Format: Parent volunteers will lead players in drills and scrimmages. For the younger age group, we typically have drills for all the kids for about the first 1/3 of the ice time, with the remainder set aside for games. We do drills as one group, but then divide by age/ability and set up cross-ice scrimmages. For the older group, we will have warm-up and skating drills, but with likely more focus on games/scrimmages.
What type of kids/players participate? With two groups, we anticipate a wide-range of school-aged players. All the kids should have the ability to skate. If they can't skate, we recommend they take lessons or go to public skating sessions (or an outdoor rink or pond) until they can comfortably stand up and get around on skates. The kids in the program range from relatively competitive hockey players (e.g. having played at different levels in local associations) to active recreational players to players who have just learned basic skating and hockey skills. It is coed...we typically have lots of boys and a few girls.
Ages: Must be school aged (typical ages are 6 to 14)
Equipment: Must wear full equipment
You must complete a registration and sign a waiver and submit it to Hopkins Pavilion. Click on the link for the registration form:
REGISTRATION FORM:
2019-20 Homeschool Hockey Registration Form
