Twin Oaks Ice Rink will be running hockey camps for players aged 6-12 for 8 consecutive weeks in July and August (July 5 - August 23). 
Camp staff will include Randy Velischek and Noel Rubin, the NJ Colonials Director of Hockey. 
Full-day and half-day camps are available. 
Skaters will be separated by age and abiliity. 
Multi-week campers will receive a discount. 
For details and the registration form click here.

    

For the same reason you wash your workout clothes, you should also wash your hockey equipment on a regular basis. All athletes sweat, especially those wearing bulky protective equipment, such as hockey players. Over just a short period of time, the bacteria build-up can cause the equipment to smell and become grungy. Wearing dirty equipment can significantly increase the risk of skin infection and illness. Cleaning your equipment regularly is an easy and effective way to keep your athlete on the ice!

Click here for details regarding local hockey gear cleaning service.

    

Hockey is a contact sport in which there is a risk of concussions. 

Please use the links below to open helpful documents from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which answer the following questions:

What is a concussion?
What are the signs/symptoms of a concussion?
How can you help your child prevent a concussion?
What should you do if you think your child has a concussion?

Concussion Facts for Parents
Concussion Facts for Players