CT Outlaws

All programs will require registration with USAH prior to registering for the Outlaws program

Noon

beginning Sunday

December 14th

6 weeks

Noon

beginning Sunday

January 25th

6 weeks

• open to boys & girls
• no experience required
• age 4 and older

• hockey helmet with face coverage (no bike helmets)
• skates
• elbow pads
• knee pads
• winter gloves or mittens
• warm waterproof clothing (snow pants, winter jacket)

Noon

beginning Sunday

December 14th

6 weeks

Noon

beginning Sunday

January 25th

6 weeks

• open to boys & girls
• should be able to skate
• age 4 and older

Full hockey equipment is requied

8:00 am

Saturday

January 3rd

9 weeks

• 2017, 2018 & 2019 birth year boys & girls
• Players that have completed Learn to Skate and/or Learn to play
• weekly practices held at Jahn Rink, Pomfret School
• USAH registration is required

Full hockey equipment is requied

• Open to all High School age students

Full hockey equipment is required

Series of clinics just in time for the high school hockey season. Training sessions will focus on skill development, conditioning, and high-tempo decision making specifically designed for the high school hockey player. On-ice conditioning drills will be used to get the students prepared for the demanding high school hockey season.

The program will combine on-ice skills sessions with instructional games. Participants will learn the fundamental skills of ice hockey, including how to skate if they've never done so before. In addition, they will get a chance to play the greatest game on Earth. 

• open to Men and Women
• Age 18 and older
• NO checking
• No or little experience welcome

Full hockey equipment is required

We'll cover everything from skating mechanics to getting up when you fall. Skating will progress include edgework, turning, and backwards skating. This will lay a foundation for the remainder of the program.

We introduce pucks. Passing, shooting, and skating with the puck. Fundamental puck skills will be taught and practiced to prepare players for more advanced maneuvers and gameplay.

We start to blend these skills together. Skating, passing & shooting progressions will challenge players to merge the foundational mechanics they have learned by putting them in action.

Depending on the number of attendees, sessions may turn into a scrimmage or pickup game - but that is not a guarantee. Players are put to the test with gameplay and teamwork. Your first ever hockey game. Bring your family and friends to see what you learned.