Ice Skating

Drop-In Hockey and Stick & Puck Sessions 2024-2025 Season

Please arrive at the facility ready to hit the ice, no changing tents will be available, and exit the facility as soon as your session has concluded. Only youth 8 & under can have the parent on the ice with them.  Recreation passes are not valid.

Register in advance to secure your spot. 

Session Definitions:

• Adult Drop-In Hockey (18 years old +)
  Short warm up, followed by games.
  • $10 res/$12.25 non-res
• Stick & Puck (Open = All Ages or 17 and Younger, as specified)
  Work on skating, puck & stick handling, and shooting.
  • $8 res/$10 non-res

Need Rental Ice Skates? See the drop downs above for information about renting ice skates.

Nov 22 – Dec 1

• Adult Drop-In                       Tues/Fri, 7:45-9pm | Sat, 7:45-9am
• Stick & Puck (Open)            Fri, 6:30-7:30pm | Wed, 8:30-9:30am
• Stick & Puck (17 & Under)   Sat, 9:15-10:15am

Dec 2-22

• Adult Drop-In                       Tues, 11:30am-12:45pm | Sat 7:45-9am
• Stick & Puck (17 & Under)   Sat, 9:15-10:15am

Dec 23 – Jan 5

• Adult Drop-In                       Sat, 7:45-9am
• Stick & Puck (Open)            Mon & Fri, 8:30-9:30am
• Stick & Puck (17 & Under)   Sat, 9:15-10:15am

Jan 6 – March 4

• Adult                                    Tues, 11:30am-12:45pm | Fri, 6:15-7:30pm | Sat, 7:45-9am
  **BONUS: Wednesday, March 5, 5:15-6:15pm
• Stick & Puck (Open)            Wed, 4-5pm (last day is Wednesday, Mar 5)

Receive instruction on all skill aspects of hockey to develop and/or improve your skills. This is a great opportunity to learn the game, develop new skills, or improve on the ones you already have.  Class is divided between instruction and a controlled scrimmage so you can practice your skills in a game environment. Fee includes a jersey.

Beginner Level:

• 7:30-9pm Mondays through Dec 16.
• Change to Tuesdays, January 7- March 4.

Intermediate Level:

• 7:30-9pm Thursdays*
• *No Class Thursday, March 6.  Class on Wednesday, March 5.

For ages 18 and older.  Enroll in hockey skills class online.

Youth Hockey

Longmont’s USA Hockey Youth Ice Hockey Program for ages 5-18 is an affordable in-house program focusing on developing individual skills and team play for both new and returning players. Registration includes two practices and one game per week, jersey, and rental hockey skates if needed.

All participants must also register with USA Hockey and provide their USA Hockey number when registering.  Enroll in the Longmont Ice Pavilion youth hockey league.

Registration is ongoing on a space-available basis.

Parent Meetings = 2 Options

Tuesday, November 19 at the St. Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Ave., at 7pm

OR

Wednesday, November 20 at Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St., at 7pm.

Thanksgiving Week Practice Schedule

Monday, November 25

• Mini-Mites & Mites, 6:30 pm -7:15 pm
• Bantam, 7:45 pm- 8:45 pm

Tuesday, November 26

• Peewee, 6:30 pm- 7:30 pm

Wednesday, November 27

• Squirts, 6:30 pm-7:30 pm
• Midget, 8:00 pm-9:00 pm

Winter Break Practice Schedule

Monday, Dec 23 & 30

• Peewee, 6:15 pm- 7:15 pm
• Bantam, 7:30 pm -8:30 pm

Tuesday, Dec 24 & 31

• Mini-Mites/Mites, 4:15 pm -5:00pm

Thursday, Dec 26 & Jan 2

• Squirts, 6:15 pm- 7:15 pm
• Midget, 7:30 pm-8:30 pm

The Puck o’ the Irish is back for another round of great hockey action! Two divisions will be offered: Competitive (A), Recreational (B/C). Get a team together and play in this fast-paced tournament format. All games will be refereed by refs from the Colorado Ice Hockey Referees Association.

Person registering team will be primary point of contact for any notifications. Please make sure email and phone numbers are up to date. Opportunity to fill in Team Name during registration.

Free Agent Registration Option- Players with no team, will be added to teams in need.  Full refund if unable to join a team.

Free Agent Goalie Registration – Sign up to block those pucks!

Registration will open on Monday, January 13, 2025

Click here to Register.

Format: 4-game minimum, top two teams in each division compete for championship
Teams: 8 players, plus 1 goalie, maximum, 4 players minimum.
Full hockey gear required

Details:

Format: 4 on 4 plus goalies. Two 20-minute run time periods. 3-minute warm-up, 2-minute intermission. Teams must have their players ready to skate at scheduled game start times, game starts will not be delayed for teams that are not ready.

Overtime: Any game that ends after regulation time in a tie will go to overtime. Overtime during divisional games will be one 5-minute sudden death period of 3 on 3 to be followed by a three-person shootout. Championship games will be allowed three 5-minute sudden death periods followed by a shootout if needed.

Rules: USA Hockey Rules will be followed. Rink specific rule: Any puck that goes into the perimeter netting but bounces back into play will be a live puck. Pucks that remain in the netting will be blown dead. There is no checking allowed due to our board configuration.

Games will be referred by one referee from Colorado Ice Hockey Referee Association.

Penalties: Penalties will be called per USA Hockey guidelines. Penalties will be served in the rink seating area on the south side of the rink. Any penalty for fighting will result in the immediate disqualification of the offending player(s) from the tournament with no substitution allowed. A second fighting penalty by one team will result in the disqualification of the team from the tournament.

Standings Tie Breakers: Any tie in the divisional standings will be resolved by result of head-to-head competition and then by least goals against.

Time Outs: One 2-minute time out per game per team. An additional time out will be available for each team in overtime of Sunday’s seeded games.

Park Rules:  No alcohol allowed.

Amenities: We do not have any locker or changing rooms so dress with that in mind. Water and Gatorade will be available, as well as fruit and bagels for morning games.