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Hockey Equipment for Learn To Play Wild skaters

Hockey gear is sometimes a big question for new parents. Following is a list of required equipment for participation in HHA Learn To Play and Wild Mite programs:

Hockey helmet & Cage
Hockey skates (figure skates are not permitted)
Elbow pads, shin guards, and shoulder pads
Hockey gloves
Hockey pants
Hockey socks (or sweat pants are fine)
Athletic supporter with cup for the boys
Hockey stick -Straight blade is best
Stick should be cut so it is NO higher than the player's nose when wearing shoes. Tape blade and put a small knob at the top of the shaft.
Coaches are happy to help on the first day.

Please put your child’s name on all of their gear, including hockey sticks.

Stateline Sports in West Lebanon is a local source for new hockey gear. They offer “learn to play” equipment packages that are an easy way to get the equipment needed. Also, many families in the area have (lightly) used gear that their children have outgrown so take advantage of your time at the rink to network with other hockey families.

QUESTIONS- Call the LTPW coordinator
Dan French
H:(802) 649-5427   C: (603) 381-5428

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