Hockey

OPEN TO AGES 4-9

The Flyers Rookie Program is a six-week learn-to-play initiative for first-time youth hockey players that features FREE head-to-toe equipment for participants. Part of a National Hockey League-wide initiative in partnership with the National Hockey League Players’ Association, the Flyers Rookie Program aims to teach first-time players the basic skills of hockey while focusing on important “off-ice” skills such as teamwork, responsibility, and respect.

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Are you a 5th-8th Grader? Get ready to play some hockey!

Join the Patriot Ice Center Middle School Hockey League! This program provides a competitive hockey environment and is a great way to learn the game and play with friends.

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Stick time where you can work on your skills independently or take a private lesson (sold separately).

• Helmet and gloves required. Full equipment recommended.
• Before getting on the ice, participants must sign in and pay at front desk window or present online receipt.
• Customers under 18 require a parent/guardian signature.
• Private lesson instructors must contact the GM for coaching privileges. Coaches must have evidence of liability insurance on file with PIC. No exceptions.

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Must be 16 & over

Skate full ice; split up teams.
Full equipment required.
All participants must sign in and pay at front desk window before getting on the ice.

The Generals is an Instructional/Developmental hockey program designed to grow the love of hockey while developing skills, confidence, and a competitive edge.

This 4-week (30 min/week) program is FREE and includes the gear.  Following the program, participants may keep the gear if they enroll into the following Learn To Play Hockey program.

Participant will need to come to an equipment fitting prior to the program to receive the gear.

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OPEN TO AGES 9 AND UP

The Little Ducks Learn to Play Hockey Rookie Program offers FREE GEAR for first time players included with registration. Players should complete Pre-Hockey 1 & 2 in the Learn to Skate program before signing up, or receive instructor permission. The Rookie Program introduces players to shooting, passing, stickhandling and other fundamental skills. Full hockey equipment is required.