Youth Hockey Camps/Clinics

 

 8U/10U/12U camp begins at 8:00 am and ends at 4:15 pm (Monday-Thursday). Friday schedule is 8:00am-1:45 pm. 

14U/16U camp begins at 8:30 am and end at 5:15 pm (Monday-Thursday). Friday schedule is 8:30 am-3:15 pm. 

 

 Yes, the day camps will eat lunch daily on campus at the dining hall. 

 

 Monday through Thursday, there are 4 ice sessions a day. On Friday, there are two-hour and a half sessions. 

 

 Day camp list: 

*Hockey Equipment
*Athletic Shoes
*Water Bottle *Sunscreen 

 

 Parents are welcome to watch ice sessions but they have to be in the stands. Parents will not be allowed in the locker room or around the camp once it begins (first ice session). 

 

 There will be camp staff in the locker rooms to supervise and assist with equipment and tying skates before each ice session. 

 

 In an attempt to avoid distractions, please do not send your hockey player to camp with a cell phone or any electronics. Cell phones are prohibited. If you need to get a hold of your players in an emergency, please call 260-665-4325 or 260-665-4319. 

 

 Lunches are provided throughout camp days, however if a player would like a snack or Gatorade, the concession stand will be open. We recommend players bringing $10 or less. 

 

 A Thunder Ice Arena staff member can sharpen skates at the end of the day of camp. When parents check the player out, drop them off with the staff member and they will be sharpened by the morning session. The cost is $8 for a sharpening. 

 

 Boys only Camp (ages 9-13) is staying in Moyer Hall. 

Girls only Camp (ages 9-15) is staying in Bukoff Hall. 

High School Boys Camp (ages 14-17) is staying in Moyer Hall. 

 

 On our full days, Tuesday-Thursday: the campers will eat Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner at the dining halls. We recommend that campers bring snacks and drinks for the dorm. 

 

 Yes, there will be a concession stand open at the rink daily for drinks and snacks. Campers will need their own money for this. We will also have pizza available every evening. The campers will need to pay in cash for the pizza. The pizza is $2 a slice. We also encourage campers to bring their own snacks and drinks in the dorm. 

 

 Monday through Thursday, there are 4 ice sessions a day. On Friday, there are two-hour and a half sessions. 

 

 Daily at the rink: 

*Hockey Equipment *Athletic Shoes *Water Bottle *Sunscreen 

*Extra change of under garments (recommended) 

 

*Twin-size Linens (or sleeping bag is a good substitute)
*Pillows
*Towels/washcloths
*Personal hygiene items (Shampoo, soap, tooth paste, etc.)
*Water Bottle 

 

 The equipment will stay in the locker rooms all week. Coaches will make sure the players air out equipment throughout the day and at night. 

Parents are welcome to watch ice sessions but they have to be in the stands. Parents will not be allowed to be in the locker room or around the camp once it begins (first ice session). 

There will be a ratio of 1 coach to 8 campers in the dorms. 

There will be camp staff in the locker rooms to supervise and assistant with equipment and tying skates before each ice session. 

In an attempt to avoid distractions, please do not send your hockey player to camp with a cell phone or any electronics. Cell phones are prohibited. If you need to get a hold of your players in an emergency, please call 260-665-4325 or 260-665-4319. 

A Thunder Ice Arena staff member can sharpen skates at the end of the day of camp. When parents check the player out, drop them off with the staff member and they will be sharpened by the morning session. The cost is $8 for a sharpening. 

Please make sure you have filled out the waiver/medical form. The form will be emailed out 2 weeks before camp begins. Parents can send it back electronically or bring it to camp to turn in at check-in. 

Please email John Mihalik (mihalikj@trine.edu) with the camper name and all details on the allergies. If it is a food allergy, we will coordinate with the dining staff. 

Please coordinate with John Mihalik and he will manage with distribution of medication with our athletic trainer for the week. If you are comfortable with your camper taking the medication by themselves, please confirm this with John.