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Intro to Hockey

Joscelyn Deanovich

Joscelyn Deanovich

Intro Representative

Phone: 920-924-6154

Ryan Blick

Ryan Blick

Intro Coach

Why Play Hockey?

Hockey helps boys and girls make big strides on and off the ice. Here are just a few of the positive characteristics youth hockey helps bring out of kids:

Pride

Focus

Exhilaration

Strength

Responsibility

Thrills

Adventure

Confidence

Leadership

Friends

Teamwork

Laughter

More than a Game
Hockey develops skills on the ice that build a foundation for a lifetime. In addition to athletic prowess, hockey promotes confidence, pride, focus and responsibility. With an emphasis on fun, hockey is a game to be played and enjoyed for life.

Life-long Friendships
Starting with the bonds created in the locker room to the relationships formed on ice, hockey creates life-long friendships. This camaraderie shared on and off the ice encourages teamwork and the natural development of leadership skills.

Set Up for Success
From learning to balance school, responsibilities at home, time at the rink and playing with friends, hockey encourages kids to learn time management skills that will later serve them in all facets of life. Hockey’s unique source of physical fitness promotes healthy living.

Hockey is Fun
The thrill of carrying the puck up the ice on a breakaway, the exhilaration of scoring your first goal or making that amazing save is possible due to the encouraging environment hockey provides to try new things and grow as a hockey player and person.

 

Intro Evaluations

Coach Blick will be conducting end-of-season evaluations on Monday, February 20th and Wednesday, February 22nd.  We strongly encourage all Intro players attend both sessions so Coach Blick can make recommendations for level of play for next season.

The following week (February 27th and 29th) they will scrimmage!  Drop the puck:)

End of Season Party

Tenatively set for Monday, March 5th from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.  More details to come