11th Annual Pond Hockey

It's time for the 11th annual CCYHA 3 vs. 3 Pond Hockey Turkey Shootout! This event fills up every year with over 150 current and former players participating. 

This event is open to current and former CCYHA travel players who want to participate in a fun event on Thanksgiving Eve night. Bringing home a CCYHA pond hockey championship is one of the most coveted awards to acquire and the glory lasts forever. 

If you register to play in this event, please make sure you attend since each team will only have 3 players placed on them.

All players are asked to bring a light and dark jersey.

The only required equipment is skates, helmet, gloves, and elbow pads but you may wear full equipment if you like.

The tournament is played pond hockey style where teams play at least 3 games with each game lasting 5 minutes. Small wooden "goals" are used.

RED RINK

MITES 4:30-5:05

SQUIRTS  5:10-6:40

Ice Cut 6:45-6:55

BANTAMS 7:00-8:10

Ice Cut 8:15-8:25

YOUNG LEGENDS 8:30-9:40

Ice Cut 9:45-9:55

O.G.s 10:00-11:20

BLUE RINK

PEE WEES 6:45-8:15

*All players are to check in at the table in lobby.

*Players must bring a light and dark jersey.

*Required equipment: Helmet, gloves, skates, stick ( wear more if you want, but not required).

*Players need to be ready 10 minutes before these start times (the puck is dropping at the times above whether or not your child is there). There are only 3 players per team (no extras) so don’t be late.

*Leave very early as traffic will be exceptionally rough tomorrow night.

*There must be at least one adult per team who is in charge of making sure the team is ready for the next game, on the proper bench, and in the proper jersey color (generally, the team defending the stands wears a dark jersey).

*The exact time, rink surface location, and opponent will be posted on the plexiglass of the Red Rink. Take a picture of it when you arrive so you have the schedule.

*Format: each team gets 3 preliminary games. Teams are then reseeded for playoff/championship games. The best teams play for the CUP, the next group for the PLATE, and the third group for the BOWL, and in some instances the last group plays for the SHIELD. Not all teams will qualify for playoffs but all teams will get at least three games.

*Games are 5 minutes long, running time. Preliminary round games may end in a tie. Playoff/Championship games if tied will have a 1 or 2 minute Sudden Death and then a Shootout if needed.

*No goaltending, players may not stand, sit, or lay down in front of the goal - they must remain active

*After a goal is scored the scoring team shall retreat to the midpoint line (no face-off)

*Blatant penalties will result in a penalty shot (and a lot of shame)

**If for some reason (and I can’t think of any good ones) your child is going to be late or not making it - text Doug Partridge immediately at (860) 985-4626

MITE CHAMPIONS:

Cup Champions - Beavers: Owen Crawford, Sawyer Embury, Cole Embury

Plate Champions - Aliens: Jaxson Blais, Adam Bouchard, Theo Gagne. 

Bowl Champions - Eels: Drew Kitchens, Madelyn Lindgren, Callum McMeekin. 

SQUIRT CHAMPIONS:

Cup Champions - Lunatics: Dylan McClure, Weston Kitchens, Tyler Regan

Plate Champions - Hellions: Jake Allen, RJ Eklund, Chase Giannitti 

Bowl Champions - Demons: Lukas Cocco, Barret Linskey, Cole McMeekin

PEEWEE CHAMPIONS:

Cup Champions - Aliens: Cam Allatin, Parker Anderson, Dylan Faber

Plate Champions - Fury: Leon Blais, Skylar Moore, Luke Myslak 

Bowl Champions - Demons: Bryce Falcon, Gavin Guay, Jaxton St. Arnauld

BANTAM CHAMPIONS:

Cup Champions - Kangaroos: Brice Lambert, Charlie Logan, Charlie Rell

Plate Champions - Fury: Jackson Faber, Luca Faienza, Jackson Merritt

Bowl Champions - Cougars: Ryan Jennings, Paxton Kelly, Jake Weingartner

YOUNG LEGEND CHAMPIONS:

Cup Champions - Gangsters: Dominic Dicioccio, Jack Petronio, Ryan Socha

Plate Champions - Lunatics: Cam Sharkevich, Kayden Sharkevich, Gavin Power

Bowl Champions - Iguanas: Xander Botelho, Sean Millen, Riley Doty

OG CHAMPIONS:

Cup Champions - Eels: Aaron Cholewa, Seth Cholewa, Shane Mazur

Plate Champions - Fury: Kevin Avery, Jude Exantus, Evan Partridge

Bowl Champions - Beavers: Braeden Hart, Owen Lonski, Griffin Manske