The Sharper Edge Hockey Program is for those skaters who have demonstrated the skating skills required to advance into our hockey program. All players must be able to skate forwards and backwards and have completed the Sharper Edge Learn to Skate program or an equivalent Learn to Skate program. If you have questions about your child’s readiness, you may speak with the Director, Dawn DiMinico. Each player must have full Hockey equipment. Classes consist of power and edge drills, stick and puck handling and organized scrimmages. The following is a list of our Hockey classes available:

Fall and spring schedules

Winter I and Winter II schedules

Click here for a printable version of our application, schedule and pricing.

We also offer School Vacation Hockey Sessions.

Enrollment
All classes are on a first come first served basis. You will be enrolled in your first choice of class, unless you receive a phone call. Unless you do not receive your first choice. you will not receive confirmation. A completed application, release form and payment must be provided before a skater is allowed on Sharper Edge ice. Confirmations will not be sent.

Registration Fee
There is a one time non-refundable registration fee that will be applied to all applications received after the due date.

Late Fee
As of Fall Session 2004 a $10 late processing fee is applied to all applications received after the due date of each session.

Family Discounts

Returned Checks
We will charge a $25.00 fee for all returned checks.

Make-Up Day
One make-up class is allowed per session. This must be completed during the current session. No make-ups are allowed during the first 2 weeks of the session. Please contact the office to arrange a make-up time. There are no walk-on make-ups allowed.

Bring a Friend
At the close of each session, the skaters will be allowed to invite a friend to come skate with them during class. Parents of the skaters are allowed to be “friends.” Each friend must provide a signed release form and be in full equipment. You will be notified in writing when this will be offered.

How to Dress
It is easier to control your child's body temperature if you dress him/her in layers. Have your child wear loose comfortable clothing so that his/her movements will not be restricted. Snow pants are recommended to keep the skater from getting wet when he/she falls. Waterproof gloves or mittens are best so that his/her hands stay warm and dry.

Cancellations
Especially during the winter months, weather related cancellations will be recorded on our answering machine at (978) 369 - 0088. Each session might have its own cancellation dates. Please look for scheduled cancellation dates on the "Application" under NO ICE and write them down!