Learn to Play Hockey Program

REGISTRATION is OPEN

Accepting Players

September - March

Please refer to the Learn to Play Team page for in-season information, located here: https://www.southshoreseahawks.org/page/show/4521937-learn-to-play-hockey

Ages: Children 4-7 (older/younger children may be accepted on a case by case basis) who have learned to skate and want to learn the fundamentals of hockey.
General Info: Kids are placed on a teams (e.g., Red Wings, Flyers, Maple Leafs) and receive their own hockey jersey and socks. Later in the season (Feb/Mar), we run a beanpot or round robin style tournament amongst the teams, which is a blast for the kids (and parents!). At the end of the season, each player recieves a trophy and we hold a pizza party at the rink celebrating all the fun and progress.
Season: September - March
Schedule & Location: 2 Ice Times per week (Saturday and Sunday)
Cost: $875

Ice Format	Day	Time	Rink	Address
Skills Development	Saturdays	9:40am - 10:40am	Hingham (A)	75 Recreation Park Dr. Hingham, MA 02043
Small Rink Games	Sundays	Mornings, varies	Hingham (B)	75 Recreation Park Dr. Hingham, MA 02043

BLACKOUT DATES (NO ICE): TBD
Registering:
- Register your child with USA Hockey to obtain a USA hockey number. Go to: http://www.usahockeyregistration.com/login to register.
- Register your child with the South Shore Seahawks (need a USA hockey number). Go to: https://southshoreseahawks.sportngin.com/register/form/680028452?_ga=2.94091934.2099457504.1556246033-821195488.1549127682 to register.
Volunteering/Coaching: If you have any hockey/figure skating background and would like to help coach on the ice, please contact us.
Equipment/Preparation: Please make sure your child is comfortable while on the ice. For example:
- Adjust their helmet for a better fit and tape child's name on their helmet.
- Have adequate clothing under their pads to keep warm, especially as it gets colder outside.
- Make sure skates feel okay, tight enough to give adequate ankle support, but not so tight they hurt.
- Adjust hair so that it isn’t bothersome or in their face (i.e., pull hair back).