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6th ANNUAL SUMMER HOCKEY CAMP











       Our 5th Annual Camp Photo
(With Coach Lichterman from the UMO Women's Team)

The camp will be held in Brewer, Maine at the
Penobscot Ice Arena
90 Acme Road in Brewer

Dates for the camp are July 13 - 17, 2009

Age group:
Players that play in Mites, Squirts & Pee Wees
Open to all skaters and goal tenders
What we will accomplish ?
~ Each player will receive a camp jersey,
~ The kids will also receive some great hockey skills and have some fun! They will be working hard the entire time to better their skills.
~ Age and level appropriate skills, such as checking (must be pee wee level), shooting, break-outs, defense and more.
~ Our camp also works with the skaters in power skating, puck handling, passing and other basic skills.
~ We can all use work with the basic skills and it will only enhance the players ability to become a better hockey player.

Agenda:
~ Each morning we will be on the ice for 3 hours. We will focus on stick handling, power skating, shooting, passing, defense, rules and team play. 
**Time will be spent daily with goal tenders and goalie specific drills.**
~ We will demonstrate and stress proper ways to stretch before the workout and after.
~ At the end of every day's session we will skate a scrimmage, to put to use what we learned. The games will competitive with a focus on fun and fairness. Playing time will be equal for all of players.

Schedule
09:00 AM - 10:30 AM  On ice drills
10:30 AM - 10:50 rest and snack time
10:50 - 12:00 Scrimmage

For more information, about this camp, you can e-mail us.

Cost
IS STILL Only $200.00 per person
Payments by checks, cash and credit/Debit cards available
(Camp Bangor Vouchers accepted)
Full Protective Equipment is Required!
Goalies must have their own equipment!
*Note*
*Water is provided for the ice time and breaks - snacks and other drinks to be provided by the player/parent*
(Energy bars or healthy snacks are encouraged, as well as a sport drink. We will be doing lots of hard skating)

~***Click Here for registration form***~
*** Click Here for on-line registration***


Camp Instructors are USA certified coaches, experienced players, referees as well as public safety folks (Firefighters/Police Officers) as well as special guests that help us with the kids (as below).

Guest Coaches for a day include:
Coach Dan Lichterman - University of Maine Women's Coach

Click on their name to learn more about them. Come spend a day with each coach to
learn the skaters skills with coach Dan or goalie specific skills with Coach Ray. Coach
Dan will work on very specific skating drills as well as an incredible game of fun to work on hand-eye coordination. Coach Ray will will with our goalies to "whip them into shape" as they did in Division I and the pros.


Thank you for helping us help others

Our team has helped raise over $90,000.00 for kids by playing public safety teams from all over the US and Canada. We have both hosted teams as well as travel as far as Orlando to play these games.
We also use non-game events to raise money, such as this camp, we have worked with the Bangor Lumberjacks baseball team and we are also working with the University of Maine Women's hockey team in a benefit broomball game - an annual event to raise money locally.
Discussion with the white team during a scrimmage
Coaches evaluate a drill
Explaining the next drill we will do
Working on a defensive drill
one - on - one with coach Lee
Puck handling - get it around us!
Not only is the camp for the kids - but we get to work out our goalie Alex too! The kids keep him on his toes & his knees.
2007 - Good Defense !
2007 - 1 skater trying to penetrate 4 defensmen ?
Even Alex can make that save!!
Great defense! Alex isn't used to that.
More Photos
Where do the
proceeds go?
All of our proceeds go back to the folks that we play for. How do we do this?
1. We use the money to pay for the ice (if it is not donated) for a benefit event. Ice time can be expensive.
2. We use the money to use as an entry fee for a benefit tournament (only that raises money for kids - MDA etc) - and we do this to help us when we travel. No local tournaments are paid from this money.
3. At the end of the season, if we have money left over - we donate it all to children's charities - example - in 2009 we donated to help a child that needed a therapy dog to help him in his day-to-day functions.

To date - using this money and money raised from us playing in games - we have helped donate over $90,000.00 to kids in need.