Minnesota Hockey will be hosting its first-ever Gold Rush Girls Hockey Camp, featuring instruction from 2018 Gold Medal winning Olympians, in June at Plymouth Ice Center in Plymouth, Minn. 

The camp will feature a Learn to Play component that provides young kids an opportunity to try hockey for three sessions over two days. Participants will not be charged, and the 60 available spots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Equipment will be provided for Learn to Play participants that do not have their own equipment. 

The Learn to Play sessions are intended for players who have not played organized hockey in the past so we could use your help promoting this opportunity in your community.  

The Girls Hockey Camp will provide on-ice instruction and off-ice activities for 10U and 12U Girls. The camp will be limited to 50 participants in the 10U age group and 40 participants in the 12U age group filled on a first come, first saved basis. Cost for the camp is $350 for 10U and 12U players.

The on-ice sessions and dryland training will be led by Minnesota Hockey’s Jess Christopherson and her certified Minnesota Development Model coaches. In addition, Sidney Morin will be an on-ice instructor and fellow Olympians Maddie Rooney and Kelly Pannek will serve as counselors.

Additional details including the schedule and how to register are available here: https://www.minnesotahockey.org/news_article/show/9131

Welcome to the 2018 Summer Hockey Clinic Registration with the Wayzata Youth Hockey Association.

Note:  All sessions are at Plymouth Ice Center.  For more details on each clinic, go to www.wayzatahockeyclinics.com.

Information on all the clinics is below.  To register, at the bottom of this page, click “CONTINUE” to register.

Note: Registrations are accepted for players outside of WYHA for Squirt and Peewee sessions only.

SUMMER CLINICS
The Summer Clinics offer a comprehensive and systematic plan for the development of the participant’s technical, tactical, and physical hockey skills.  All Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, and Girls U12/U10/U8 sessions are 2 x per week for six weeks and the Boys High School / Sophomore STP and Girls High School / U15 program are 3 x per week for six weeks. There are no on-ice sessions the week of July 1 - 7.

Discounted Optional Dryland through Acceleration NW is available for all clinic participants.

SUMMER CLINICS DETAILS:

FOR UPDATED CLINIC ICE TIMES, please visit www.wayzatahockeyclinics.com

WYHA promotes, sponsors, provide facilities for and organizes a program dedicated to recreation, sportsmanship, and excellence in ice hockey for youth in School District 284. WYHA provides a competitive ice hockey program, both recreational and developmental, designed to meet the needs of all youth ages 5-19. Each participant has the opportunity to compete at the level best suited to aid in the development of his or her individual physical and mental qualities.  

Please direct your comments to us at Info@wayzatahockey.org.

WYHA is committed to creating a safe and positive environment for its participant’s physical, emotional, and social development and to ensure that it promotes an environment free from abuse and misconduct.  As part of this commitment WYHA will be following the recommendations and guidelines defined in the USA Hockey Safesport Program Handbook. For more detailed information on the Safesport program visit our webpage here.

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Interested in becoming a WYHA Hockey Coach for the 2017-2018 Season?  Click here to complete the application process.  Thank you for your interest!

Coaches  MUST have an approved MN Hockey Screening form completed and current SafeSport certification to participate for the current season- each are good for 2 seasons once completed. 

Proceed to the Coaches Corner page for more details regarding MN Hockey screening, SafeSport, and CEP requirements, etc.

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WYHA needs Team Sponsors for the upcoming 2017-2018 season, if interested, go to our sponsor page for more information.

The Wayzata Way revolves around the culture of how we want our young athletes to carry themselves and represent our families, cities and programs.

We want our Hockey Players to be recognized as great young student athletes on and off the ice.

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