If you are new to ice hockey WELCOME to the best sport on earth!
If you are unsure where your player may fit in, please feel free to email us:
Mini Mite Head Coach: Ron Dragan drag7r@aol.com
Director: Peggy Costello PCostello@biggbycoffeehockeyclub.com
Some important things you need to know:
The programs for new skaters are called Instructional programs. These programs typically begin the first few weeks of October on Saturday mornings. Mini Mites skate on Sunday mornings as well.
Jr Bears and Learn to Play have 2 sessions. Session 1 runs from 9/30 through December, session 2 runs from January through March. Both of these groups meet once per week on Saturday morning. Registration and payments are required for each sessions.
Registration with USA Hockey is required for all skaters and coaches/on ice helpers. Register at www.USAHockey.com
All practice times and dates will be on this website calendar (Be sure to select the specific "team" you are looking for).
All skaters will need full gear, this includes: Mouth guards, neck guards, shin pads, elbow pads, jock, chest pads, glove, helmet, skates, and stick.
We will hold an informational parent meeting in late September for Mini Mite parents. At this meeting, you will be able to pick up your players jerseys, socks, paperwork and meet the coaches.
If you have questions about Mini Mites, please email Coach Ron Dragan at drag7r@aol.com
If you have questions about Learn To Play or Jr Bear, please email the Hockey Director at pcostello@biggbycoffeehockeyclub.com
Follow these steps to register:
1. Register for USA Hockey at www.USAHockey.com
2. Register for the season:
Jr Bears (Formerly Timbits)
Learn to Play
Mini Mite (Ages 4-7)
3. Watch for emails from Coaches as season gets closer.
4. Attend parent meeting in late September. (All registered Mini Mite parents will receive an email with date and time).
5. Fill out player paperwork at parent meeting.
6. Purchase full equipment for skater.
7. Make sure all paperwork is filled out and turned in to team manager at the first parent meeting or first skate.
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