Bobcats Summer Hockey Camps Registration Open

Registration for the Lloydminster Bobcats hockey camps has started! Players and coaches will run two camps this August, and kids ages 4-14 are welcome to play. For more information and to register, go to lloydminsterbobcats.ca.

The camp is headed by the Bobcats coaches Gord Thibodeau and Garry Van Hereweghe, with support from Bobcats players. There is a minimum 4 instructors on-ice at all times.

Skill Development includes: power skating, stick handling, passing, shooting, one-on-ones, and offensive & defensive tactics.

Week 1: August 10 – 13

Week 2: August 17 – 20

Groups: Initiation, Novice, Atom, Pee Wee

Sample Day (not actual times):

• 8:00 AM: Power Skating
• 9:30 AM: Dryland
• 10:45 AM: Lunch
• 12:15 PM: Ice Skills
• 1:45 PM: Game
• 3:00 PM: Pick-up

The cost is $350.00 per week or $600.00 for both weeks. Two or more participants (same family): $325 per participant per week (please submit forms together).

Camp will take place entirely at the Bobcats home rink, the Centennial Civic Centre (5405 – 49th Avenue).

Students registered prior to July 1st will have their Bobcats jersey customized with name & number free of charge!

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