Hockey

Foundry Adult Hockey League offers teams/players of various abilities an opportunity to participate in organized league play in several complementary skill divisions, ranging from advanced to intermediate to novice.

Stick and Puck are sessions where players can come out and practice their skills or start a pick up game. These are open to players of all ages, and take place year round. All attendees must wear full hockey equipment, and space is limited for all sessions. ​Only Printscape Arena authorized instructors may conduct lessons during these times, no other coach or instructor may perform lessons.

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Adult Pick Up Hockey sessions are where players can come out and practice their skills or start a pick up game. These are open to players 18 and older, and take place year round. All attendees must wear full hockey equipment, and space is limited for all sessions.

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Full draft league experience from on-ice evaluations to draft party to jerseys with numbers provided.

All players register as individuals and must be 18 and over to participate.

Full hockey equipment IS required.

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Printscape Arena offers multiple programs for people with a desire to master the skill of ice skating.  We have developed a world class program that provides all participants a positive atmosphere to achieve their goals, whether they are to simply learn to ice skate for fun or to become a hockey player/figure skater.

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Adult Learn to Play Hockey for Adults

Private Hockey Lessons, students must have an instructor with them and wear full equipment.

This 8-week (30 min/week) program is FREE! Gear is available to use during the session.

Participant will need to come to an equipment fitting prior to the program to receive the gear.

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Little Penguins is an all-inclusive program, making it the perfect first step to learn fundamental skills on and off the ice!

It is strongly recommended that all participants learn the basics of ice skating prior to

registering. Offered to first-time players only.

Mini Mites is a program dedicated solely for participants ages 4 to 7 years of age. It is the first step in the Learn To Play Hockey Program and registrants should have previously completed a learn to skate program satisfactorily and are ready for the next transition step to hockey. Equipment included with the program for first time registrants.

Little Rebellion Learn to Play Hockey Program is the second step in the Learn To Play Hockey Program for participants ages 6 to 14 who have satisfactorily completed Mini-Mites, learn to skate or a similar learn to play program prior to enrollment. Equipment included in the program for first time registrants.

Specific clinics and camps offered throughout the calendar year, emphasizing specialized hockey skills taught by Printscape staff instructors experienced in building fundamental and advanced skills required to thrive in today’s fast-paced game. The Printscape Hockey Academy offerings are ideal for players, boys and girls, 8U-19U, who are either a.) transitioning from In-house to amateur or interscholastic hockey OR b.) a current player already playing at the amateur or interscholastic levels. These levels include A/AA (minor and major) at the amateur level and middle school, JV, or varsity at the interscholastic level. PHA is NOT designed for current Learn To Play Hockey participants. Players at the 8U-12U levels for the first time must have completed at least 2 sessions of the Junior Rebellion or another similar in-house hockey program or are already playing amateur/interscholastic hockey prior to enrollment. Players above 12U must have played or are currently playing competitive amatuer or interscholastic hockey.

Junior Rebellion Developmental Program is the third and final step in the Learn To Play hockey model for participants ages 6 to 11 who have satisfactorily completed Mini-Mites, Little Rebellion, or a similar program prior to enrollment. The program is ideal for the hockey player that doesn't want the time and financial commitment of travel hockey. It includes one practice and one game per week and 2 sessions per year offered in the fall and winter. Full equipment required and is not provided.