Rink Rat Hockey Returns to the Oval!

Rink Rat hockey is designed to give RAYHA kids a chance to play and interact with each other in a NON-Structured event. There will be limited interaction with adults/coaches so the kids must learn to think and act on their own. The kids can bring their own puck or ball if they wish. If they do, they should have their name on it so they and the other kids know whose it is.

Kids please be careful and look when crossing the speed skaters path. Please try to limit the number of times you go on and off the ice when the speed skaters are skating on the outside track. This will keep everyone safer.

Who: Only players registered with RAYHA can participate in the Rink Rat program. Stickers will be distributed through teams and must be on a player's helmet to be allowed on the ice.

When: Monday nights beginning in mid-November. The full schedule is available below. Please note different levels are assigned to different dates and not everyone will skate every week! Schedule is subject to change. Please check the website to verify dates throughout the season.

Why: To provide our youth hockey players with a consistent place to play unstructured hockey without coaches or parents dictating what is happening on the ice.

What should I wear: Full equipment is recommended.

Required equipment consists of helmet, gloves, elbow pads and shin pads.

No slapshots and no checking at any level!

Players bring your own pucks and creativity! We’ll see you at the rink!

Parents please note: There will be a RAYHA coach on site on Monday nights to be available in case of emergency. The coach will not be supervising or instructing on the ice.  

C Level coaches are responsible for supervising throughout the season. The schedule will be distributed by the C Teams Director Greg Hoag and posted below. If you are interested in helping run the Rink Rat Program please contact Greg 

2010-11 Rink Rats Schedule: (available Fall 2010)

Click here for the Monday night schedule, including the supervision assignments. Rinks will be divided by age levels. Players may choose to play up one level but no one may play down a level.