Stick Times
"Stick time" (or "Stick and Puck") refers to open ice sessions where hockey players of all ages and skill levels can practice skating, puck handling, and shooting in a non-structured, "open gym" style environment. Unlike organized games or scrimmages, these sessions are designed for individual skill development.
Session Rules & Features:
- Skill Development: Players can work on passing, shooting, skating, and drills at their own pace.
- Equipment: Full hockey gear is not required, although helmets are required to be on the ice. Sticks and pucks must be supplied by the skater.
- No Scrimmages: Scrimmages or one on one play by 3 or more players is prohibited. Skaters will be asked to leave the ice if this rule is not followed.
- Age Limits: Skaters 9 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
- Payment: Session must be paid for prior to entering the ice. Any one on the ice without payment will be banned from all future sessions.
- SHOOTING OF PUCKS AT THE GLASS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. SUCH ACTION WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE REMOVAL FROM THE ICE. PLAYERS ARE RESPONABLE FOR BROKEN GLASS RESULTING IN A $850.00 CHARGE FOR REPLACEMENT.
STICK TIME PRIVATE COACHING
Drew Brett
Hockey Coach
Gateway Ice Center is pleased to have Coach Drew join our professional coaching staff. A former USPHL Monster, who brings firsthand experience and and a strong understanding of the game.
Drew specializes in skating skills, edge work, shooting, passing, and stickhandling. For more information and rate email:
drewdbrett@gmail.com
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