Randy Hunt
Level Lead Coach
Bryan Abel
Team Head Coach
Sarah Conlon
Team Coordinator
Recent Mites Level 1&2 (formerly MiniMites) News
The association Open House will:
Saturday, 9/12 from 1pm -3pm.
INSIDE THE LE SUEUR COMMUNITY CENTER DUE TO WEATHER.
Because the open house has been moved inside please remember the following. We all play a role in making sure our season is a success and we have continued support from the LSCC.
- Masks are required
- Please be mindful of social distancing rules
Fundraising will be there with items to pick up.
Volunteer checks can be dropped as well.
Equipment checkout/exchange and return will also be available. Please note that there are limited sizes available and mostly geared to our Mite groups.
Registration for the 2020-2021 Hockey Season is now OPEN!
Jersey numbers will be assigned based on the timestamp of registration. The selection order will start with the first registration and move down the list.
After numbers are assigned you will receive an email with your player(s) assigned number & sizing information along with the link to order jerseys.
Here are the 2020-2021 level of play birthdate requirements:
- Mite Level 1 (formerly Mini-Mites): 6/1/11 - 5/31/16
- Mite Level 2 (formerly Mini-Mites): 6/1/11 - 5/31/15
- Mite Level 3 (formerly Mites): 6/1/11 - 5/31/14
- Mite Level 4 (formerly Mites) 6/1/11 - 5/31/13
- Girls 10U: 6/1/09 - 5/31/11
- Squirts: 6/1/09 - 5/31/11
- Girls 12U: 6/1/07 - 5/31/09
- PeeWee: 6/1/07 - 5/31/09
- Bantam: 6/1/05 - 5/31/07
For evaluation planning purposes, Squirts, 10U, 12U, PeeWee and Bantams please register by SEPTEMBER 15th.
Mites Levels 1-4 please register by NOVEMBER 1st.
It is helpful for you to register your player(s) as soon as possible, all registrations (USA Hockey and Bulldog Hockey) must be completed BEFORE the first day of practice.
Please note players will not be able to take the ice until their registration has processed, which may take up to 24 hours.
To register your player(s), please go to the Registration page on our Bulldog Website.
http://bulldoghockey.pucksystems2.com/page/show/9940-registration
The hockey season may have ended sadly and abruptly, but can you take steps at home right now to substantially improve your shot for next year?
“Definitely,” Minnesota Whitecaps forward and youth skills coach Brooke White-Lancette said. “Anytime you can do anything outside of just being on the ice, it’s going to help improve strength, stability, skill and things like that. There’s certain things you can do off-ice, whether you have a net or something to shoot at or not.”
Read the full article here.
4 Keys to Great Stick Skills
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