Louisville Stallions Hockey Club

"Shaping character for life... more than a game"

Beginners

• Sign-ups
Saturday and Sunday, September 13th and 14th
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Mites
1st session (Oct-Dec 2008) $135 plus $50 registration
2nd session (Jan-Mar 2009) $135

Cross Ice
1st session (Oct-Dec 2008) $125
2nd session (Jan-Mar 2009) $125

Cross Ice
Schedule coming soon

Mites 3 on 3
Schedule coming soon

All hockey players must join USA Hockey and have an active membership before they can play.

You can join here:
USA Hockey registration

After you join and get your e-mail confirmation, please forward it to Karen Richardson at Iceland:

Karen Richardson

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Learn-to-Play
$Free$
Available for all ages

Equipment rental: $100 (does not include skates or helmet)

Cross-Ice
The Cross Ice Program is a USA Hockey development system that is designed for boys and girls ages 3 through 6. Each group works on a third of the rink (cross-wise). Ice Hockey at this level is based on having fun, participation by all, and being taught basic hockey skills.

Mite
The Mite Program is designed with the young players' development in mind without the use of full ice. Games are played on a third of the rink, ensuring lots of puck control and non-stop action. This program is for 6-7 year olds.

Cross Ice method explained

Practicing: The children have more energy with which they can improve their skills when they are skating 85 feet across the ice surface as opposed to the 200 foot length of the ice surface. Group sizes are smaller which means learning and teaching will be more effective. Children have more puck contact resulting in improved puck control skills.

Games: Playing on a smaller rink results in increased puck possession time for each player. Scoring skills are enhanced since the players have more shooting opportunities and the child sized goal nets force the players to shoot more accurately. The feeling of being an important part of the action increases because of the small size of the rink.