MINI MOUNTAIN KINGS and WILDCAT CUBS

Tri-Town Ice Arena is proud to announce the times and dates for the “Mini” Mountain Kings/Wildcat Cubs Program for the 2024-25 season. We are excited to continue to offer your child the most enjoyable Learn to Play Hockey experience around. This program is dedicated to the proper skill development of young ice hockey players, with an emphasis on having fun.  It is intended for children ages 4-10. Older skaters can apply at Director’s discretion. Players entering Mini Mountain Kings/Wildcat Cubs should have some basic skating skills. They should be able to skate up and down the ice at a decent rate and be able to stop.  If you have any questions about your child’s ability, please contact the director. The program will meet twice a week. Wednesday night sessions will consist of a skills practice and Saturday mornings will consist of skills and cross-ice games as the session progresses. The cost of the program is only $250, which is less than $16.00 per ice touch.
 

We offer three sessions, that meet twice a week, Wednesdays at 4:50pm and Saturdays at 8:00am 

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Session 1 -  Sept 4 - Nov 6th, 2024 (no classes 9/7, 10/12, 10/26)

Session 2 -  Nov 9 - Jan 22nd, 2025 (no classes 11/23, 11/27, 11/30, 12/25, 12/28, 1/1/25)

Session 3 -  Jan 25 - March 26th, 2025 (no classes 2/15, 3/15)

Save money if you sign up for multiple sessions at once! 
$20 off if you sign up for 2 sessions
$35 off if you sign up for all 3 sessions

MINI MOUNTAIN KINGS/CUBS ADVANTAGE

• One of the BEST deals in area, cost $250.00 per session (that equates to less than $16 per ice touch)
• Excellent and Experienced Coaching Staff
• Jersey to Keep
• FUN, FUN, FUN

• Proper Skating Technique-Stride Development, Balance, Edge Control
• Shooting
• Passing
• Stick handling
• Cross Ice and Small Area games for more individual puck possession (following along the lines of the USA Hockey ADM)
• Fun Filled games to maintains child’s attention while teaching proper technique
• Skill Progression
• Station based practices