If any player wants to be a goalie , please review the Novice Goaltender policy. 

For new and returning players, here is a list of equipment needed:

Equipment Checklist:

The following is a list of mandatory hockey equipment required to step onto the ice.
 

·         *Certified Hockey Helmet (look for sticker on the back of the helmet)

·         *neck guard

·         *mouth guard

·         shoulder pads

·         elbow pads

·         hockey pants (best with suspenders)

·         *support cup (hockey jock – boys  or jill - girls)

·         *hockey shorts with velcro that help keep the hockey socks in place

·         shin pads

·         *hockey socks

·         *hockey skates

·         *practice jersey ( once placed on a team game jerseys will be provided)

·         *hockey stick

 (*) denotes items that are typically not included in a kit. 

2011-2012 Hockey Season - Novice Goaltenders policy 

NOTE:  Novice aged players wishing to play goal should be aware of the following:

Novice ‘A’ level will be permitted to field  1 full time goaltender position (based on the number of teams formed at that level).  In the event that multiple goalies are evaluated to play within the ‘A” level AND have been evaluated to play as a player (non-goalie) at the ‘A” level a 2 goalie system will be considered.  In such case, goalies would be rotated on a game by game basis. No player shall be dressed as a goaltender for consecutive games. 
Final discretion lies with the Director of the Novice program. 

Novice B and Novice C level goalies will be conducted on a rotational basis ensuring all members of the team have the opportunity to play a minimum of one game.  At the end of the first rotation, it will be at the discretion of the coach to have a pool of rotational goaltenders for the remainder of the season -where only player(s) opting not to play goal will be removed from the rotation. No player shall be dressed as a goaltender for consecutive games. 

Bob Picard