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Stick 'n Puck

STICK N' PUCK SCHOOL-YEAR SCHEDULE

(Approximately Labor Day Through Memorial Day)

Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays
5:30 - 6:30am 11:30am - 12:30pm 5:30 - 6:30am
12:30pm - 1:30pm

 

Stick n' Puck Admission Prices

Member Pre-Pay Rate: $7/session

Non- Member Pre-Pay Rate : $8/session

Day-of Rate: $2 additional premium

Visiting Coaches - $10/coach/session

All coaches much provide a current liability insurance certificate with CHPR identified as certificate holder.

Stick 'n Puck registration opens the 3rd from of the month, for the upcoming month.  Please visit ACTIVITY REG to view available slots. 

Cancellations & Refunds: Skaters may cancel their stick 'n puck registration up until the session starts on ACTIVITY REG. Cancellations or changes after session start: NO refunds or credits

CHRC will provide up to two goal sets each session, but does not provide skates or equipment for Stick 'n Puck or Drop-In Sessions.

HOW TO CANCEL YOUR STICK 'N PUCK REGISTRATION 
Instructions on canceling a Freestyle or Stick n' Puck session online via ActivityReg, including a QR code and steps.
Stick 'n Puck Summer Schedule (approx. June 1 - Mid August, depending on school start date and ice scheduling factors) 
 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
 

STICK 'N PUCK RULES

  • TWO HOCKEY NETS WILL BE AVAILABLE DURING STICK 'N PUCK SESSIONS. 
  • Proctective gear including a helmet, gloves, and shin pads is required for all skaters. 
  • Skater must provide their own skates. 
  • For individual practice or training consisting of no more than two skaters at a time.
  • Holding team practices/blocking of sections of the ice is not allowed.
  • No cones or other obstacles allowed on the ice.
  • No “drop-in” games allowed.
    • 10 or less skaters = two nets total
    • 10+ skaters = no more than four nets total
  • If you are training players specific to your organization, or you're otherwise being paid to train players, you must pay this rate per session; a parent/guardian of a skater that is simply practicing with their child may register as a normal skater for these sessions.