2019-2020 Season
Learn To Play - Registration NOW OPEN
The Rockets' next session of Learn to Play will begin December 7, 2019 at Webster Groves Ice Rink. The session will run Saturdays through February 29, 2020. **No lesson on December 14.
3:15- 4:15: Learn to Play - click here to register.
4:30-5:30: Learn to Play II - click here to register.
Cost: $220
Learn to Play is for beginner players. Learn to Play II is designed for our returning players.
General information regarding Learn to Play can be found here.
Questions? Contact Greg Johnson or Amy Zebala
These sessions are skating and stick handling specific. The 90 minute sessions will also include skating and edge work, stick handling, high tempo station-based drills and competitive small games.
Player Expectations: We expect players to come ready to work hard and perform all drills to their best ability each day. Drills and training will be maintained at a high intensity in order to maximize player development.
Please join the St Louis Youth Hockey Foundation to support hockey players in need!
When: December 28, 2019
Where: Centene Community Ice Center, Maryland Heights
Who: Everyone is welcome! Players & Fans!
What: Holiday Skate, raffle, refreshments and maybe even some local celebrities.
Join hockey families from all over St Louis in a holiday skate to raise funds for this life-changing organization. All money raised will go directly to help youth players with team fees. In return, these players "pay back" the grant through community service.
Details can be found at www.stlyouthhockey.org
Local Coaching Clinics
St Louis area USA Hockey Coaching Clinics, Levels 1-3, can be found by searching "MO" here.
For questions about coaching, contact Chris Coulter.
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The St. Louis Rockets Hockey Association is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. We are a fully-sanctioned member of USA Hockey, and we rely on the collaborative efforts of many people who volunteer their efforts in providing a forum for youth ice hockey. While our players have a wide range of skill levels, they are all committed to the sport and display an intense desire to improve as athletes and individuals.
Our programs stress sportsmanship, friendship, goodwill, and strong values. Our players go on to play high school hockey, win state championships and earn collegiate scholarship opportunities, but all of our players take away lifetime skills, team concepts and relationships that will benefit them both on and off the ice.
