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Hockey Stick and Puck Hockey Youth Hockey: Tacoma Junior Hockey American Development Model (ADM) Association This program will focus on skating skills used for hockey. Hockey develops skills on the ice that build a foundation for a Skaters will learn a variety of skills ranging from forward lifetime. In addition to athletic prowess, hockey promotes skating to backward skating on one and two feet, stick handling, confidence, pride, discipline, focus and responsibility. With an and some game instruction. emphasis on fun, hockey is a game to be played and enjoyed for For: Ages 4-16 life. Contact us for information about spring and summer league Fees: Sunday 4:15-5:00 pm 8 wks $72 opportunities! 5 wks $45 For: Birth Years 1999-2012 Sunday 5:00-6:15 pm 8 wks $120 Contact: Jared Bucci 5 wks $75 253-777-8748 or [email protected] USA Hockey membership (Ages 7 & up) $49 Locations: Tacoma Twin Rinks, Tacoma, WA Sprinker Recreation Center, WA USA Hockey Membersip is required. Register as a player/coach at www.usahockey.com. Bring receipt to Registration: Online at www.tacomajrhockey.com first class. USA Hockey Membersip is valid 9/1-8/31. Dates: Session 5 May 21-July 23* (8 wks) Hockey Power Skating (no nets) Session 6 July 30-Aug. 27 (5 wks) Sundays, 8:45-9:45 am *No class May 28 and June 18 $9.50 (+tax) Full Equipment Required: HECC approved helmet with face mask, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, shin/elbow/ shoulder pads, and internal mouth guard. 4:15 pm Class: Rental skates are available at no extra charge. Hockey skates and regulation hockey sticks are not required. Hockey 5:00 pm Class: Hockey Skates and regulation hockey stick required. Stick Gear available for purchase at Sprinker Recreation Pro Shop, 253-531-6300. and Rental Gear Package: $50/session (includes cost of cleaning) with a $100 refundable deposit if all the equipment is returned in good condition. Gear quantities are limited and therefore will be Puck distributed on a first-come first-served basis. Gear may be rented out for one session only and must be turned Equipment: Full gear required. Under 18 must have full face in prior to the start of the next session to receive full deposit helmets; Adults must have minimum half shield face helmets. refund. • Each session limited to 30 persons on the ice. Package includes all gear with the exception of supporter with cup/or pelvic protector, internal mouth guard, full coverage • NO SCRIMMAGING. throat protector/neck guard, hockey skates and hockey sticks. This is a practice session for stick handling and skating skills. Open Hockey Stick & Puck For: All Ages Days: Tuesday - 9:00-10:30 pm Wednesday - 11:45 am - 1:15 pm Youth Thursday - 9:15-10:45 pm Saturday - 4:15-5:45 pm Hockey Sunday - 7:00-8:30 am Summer Fee: $11 (+tax)/player Camps Youth Only - Hockey Stick & Puck page ?? For: Ages 17 & Under Days: Tuesday - 7:45-8:45 pm Thursday - 8:00-9:00 pm Fee: $11 (+tax)/player 38 Summer 2017 www.piercecountywa.org/parks Hockey Adult Drop-in Skate & Scrimmage For: Ages 18 & Older When: Monday, 9:15-10:30 pm Wednesday/Sunday, 8:30-10 pm Adult Hockey Learn To Play Class Fee: $11 (+tax)/player per session Interested in playing hockey? Never skated before or it’s been long enough for a refresher? Old enough to vote? Then this (payment will not be taken any earlier than is the class for you. Our class will work on your skating skills, two hours prior to the start of the session.) teach you stick handling, develop your game knowledge and Equipment: Full gear required fundamentals and prepare you to play in a league. This is a full gear program so you will need the following: Each session is limited to 20 skaters and the first two goalies play free. All games are non-checking. • Full equipment required: HECC approved helmet with face mask, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, shin/ elbow/shoulder pads, and a regulation ice hockey stick. Gear available at Sprinker Recreation Center 253-798-4000. For: Ages 18-Adult Fees: $96 (8 wks) $49 - USA Hockey membership required Register at www.usahockey.com click on players then click on register. Register as Player/Coach, follow the instructions. Print and bring your receipt to the first class. USA Hockey Membersip is valid 9/1-8/31. Session 5 May 1-June 26* Mon 8:00-9:00 pm Session 6 July 3-Aug. 21 Mon 8:00-9:00 pm * No class May 29 Advanced Adult Hockey Learn To Play Class For the Advanced Adult player*, our class will build on your skating skills, stick handling, and develop your game tech- For: Up to 30 people may play on the ice at one time. niques and strategy for league play. This is a full gear program Groups larger than 30 should rotate players on so you will need the following: and off the ice during your event. • Full equipment required: HECC approved helmet with Fee: $250 (+tax) - Fee includes 1 hour ice time, 30 brooms, face mask, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, 30 helmets, and a ball shin/elbow/shoulder pads and an internal mouthguard, When: Broomball is offered Friday and Saturday and a regulation ice hockey stick. Gear lists available at nights after 10 p.m. Please call for availability. Sprinker Recreation Center 253-798-4000 For: Ages 18-Adult The game of broomball is very similar to regular hockey; however, players hit a rubber ball with custom brooms Fees: $96 (8 wks) instead of hitting pucks with a stick. Tennis shoes are $49 - USA Hockey membership required also worn instead of skates. Register at www.usahockey.com click on players then click on register. Register as Player/Coach, follow the instructions. Broomball is very popular especially for groups such Print and bring your receipt to the first class. USA Hockey as social and civic clubs and organizations or churches Membersip is valid 9/1-8/31. looking for new and intriguing activities. Session 5 May 1-June 26* Mon 6:45-7:45 pm Session 6 July 3-Aug. 21 Mon 6:45-7:45 pm (253)798-4030 to book your group today! * No class May 2 We supply the equipment, you bring the fun! If you’re not sure if you have the skills to take this class please contact Jared at 253-798-4121. www.piercecountywa.org/parks Summer 2017 39 Summer Camps 16 Summer 2017 www.piercecountywa.org/parks.
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