Stick & Puck
Guidelines
Stick & Puck sessions are designed to provide players with a fun, relaxed, and productive environment to practice and develop their hockey skills. Whether working on skating, shooting, passing, or puck control, participants are expected to remain aware of others on the ice and contribute to a safe and respectful atmosphere for all players. The following guidelines are in place to help ensure an organized and enjoyable experience for participants, spectators, and staff both on and off the ice. By participating in Winterhawks ICE Center Stick & Puck sessions, all participants agree to follow these standards and contribute to a positive on-ice environment.
STICK & PUCK GUIDELINES
For everyone's safety, all patrons agree to abide by the following facility guidelines
Equipment Requirements
Participants Age 18 Or Over:
Helmet and gloves are required. Full equipment is strongly recommended.
Participants under 18:
Full hockey equipment is required, including:
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HECC-certified helmet with full cage or shield
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Mouthguard
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USA Hockey-approved neck guard
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Shoulder pads
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Elbow pads
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Gloves
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Hockey pants
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Shin guards
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Hockey skates
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Hockey stick
Pucks will be provided.
Equipment Requirements
No. 1
Share the ice surface and rotate nets appropriately.
No. 2
Coaching or private lessons are not permitted unless pre-approved by rink staff.
No. 3
Respect other participants, personal space, and equipment.
No. 4
Checking, horseplay, and unsafe behaviour are prohibited.
Payment Policy
All participants are required to check in and complete payment at the front desk prior to entering the ice surface. This policy applies to all skating and hockey activities, including private lessons, public sessions, freestyle sessions, camps, clinics, and league play. Individuals who have not checked in or paid before the start of their session will not be permitted on the ice.