Elk Grove In-Line Hockey: Welcome

Elk Grove In-Line Hockey Leagues
Fall 2011 information    

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**ELK GROVE IN-LINE HOCKEY HAS A NEW WEBSITE**

Please visit...

www.egvhockey.teampages.com 

 

 **REGISTRATION DAY - Saturday, January 7th, 2012.  

Elk Grove Pavilion

9AM-1PM 

Mark your calendars...this is for the Spring 2012 season.

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 Thank you to all who participated during the Fall 2011 season.  We had another great season and look forward to seeing everyone in 2012. 

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FAQ’s regarding Elk Grove In-Line Hockey 

GENERAL INFORMATION:
·         Elk Grove In-Line Hockey is an Association of the Elk Grove Park District.
·         The program was established in 1996 and is run by volunteers.
·         This is an outdoor In-Line hockey league held on 2 rinks in Elk Grove.
·         The league has two sessions each year (spring & fall).
·         Boys & Girls in grades Pre-School thru High School can participate
·         Previous hockey experience is not required.  We will help you learn!
  
COSTS:
·         Cost for the spring 2011 season is $105 for residents and $115 for non-residents.
·         Cost for the “Mighty Mites” (Pre-school/ Kindergarten program) is $35 resident and $45 non-resident
·         A hockey jersey with player’s last name and number is included in the cost of registration.  
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SCHEDULE:
·         The spring season starts in late-March and ends in early June
·         Practice & Game schedules will be determined in March, prior to the start of the season.
·         The season consists of 2-3 practices a week for the first few weeks and then 2 games a week during the season.
·         Teams play a total of 12 regular season games and then a single elimination playoff.
WHAT DAY’S & TIMES DO WE PLAY???
·         We use the entire week to schedule practices and games
·         During the week, games are usually played at 6pm, 7pm (and 8pm for older divisions).
·         During the weekend, games are usually played in the late morning or afternoon.
·         During the spring season, we try to avoid scheduling games on Saturday’s to limit conflicts with baseball and other activities.  Last spring, we played games on Sunday’s for the younger divisions and it worked out well to limit conflicts.
·         The High School division holds practices and games on Tuesday and Sunday evenings.
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AGE GROUPS / TEAMS:  
·         Mighty Mites - Developmental hockey program for Preschool and Kindergarten boys and girls.
·         Divisional Play - Teams are drafted by volunteer coaches prior to the start of the season.
·         Depending on the number of players registering, we typically have 3-5 teams per age group/division.
·         Last season, the divisions were broken down with (1st, 2nd and 3rd grades playing together), (4th and 5th together) and (6th, 7th and 8th together). There is also a high school division.
**Division formats may change based on registration numbers. 
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IMPORTANT DATES:
Last Day of Registration              February 25th  
Evaluation Day                            Early March (required for players who did not play in the fall season)
Coaches Meeting/Draft Day        March 14th or 15th       
Practices start                              mid to late March
Games schedule begins               mid April
End of regular season                  late May
Playoffs                                        late May.  Season ends in early June

Required Equipment:

Players must have the following equipment for evaluation day, practices, and games:

 

* In-Line Skates

* Helmet with full protective face guard           

* Elbow Pads

* Hockey gloves

* Knee/shin guards

* Athletic protective cup

* Padded hockey pants or hip pads (optional though required for Division 1 and 2)

* Hockey stick

* Hockey shoulder pads or hybrid roller hockey protective body armor

* Internal mouth guard

* Team Jersey (provided by the league)

* Neck guards for goalies (provided by the league regardless of  type of goalie helmet)

* Goalkeeper equipment provided by league