Summer Ice Programs
We recommend that the information that you include on this side of the program be independent to the season. Use the season details on the right (configurable in the dashboard) to include details specific to the season. This text block should just be a short, 2-3 sentence description of your program.
Ages
What aged players are appropriate for this program?
Example: Appropriate players at least 9 years old who have completed at least one year of Learn-to-Play.
When
What time of the year does this program run?
Example: Season begins with tryouts in August and runs until playoffs in February.
Where
Where are practices and games typically held?
Example: Practices and home games are held at the RecPlex. Games may be played across the metro region.
Practices
When are practices and how often are they?
Example: Teams practice 2-3 times per week.
Games
How many games will they play? What days of the week?
Example: Teams will play 20-30 games over the course of the season and will usually fall on the weekends.
Jerseys
Are jerseys provided or are they purchased separately?
Example: Club jerseys are required and may be purchased at TJ Sporting Goods.
Extra Costs
What costs beyond registration fees should be expected?
Example: Expect team managers to collect funds to cover tournament entry fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
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EYH & MAP Power Skating
The Everest x MAP Elite Advantage
The off-season is the most critical window for an athlete to redefine their game, and there is no substitute for elite-level power skating. This program brings the Minnesota Advancement Program (MAP) blueprint directly to Everest Youth Hockey, offering a professional-grade training environment that bridges the gap between our in-season work and summer development. Architected by Katrina Stewart, a premier leader in skating mechanics, this curriculum is specifically designed to maximize stride length, master edge control, and build the explosive "first-step" acceleration required to dominate in modern hockey.
What sets this experience apart is the direct access to elite mentorship. Katrina Stewart is not only the program’s architect but will be on the ice leading sessions alongside her specialized coaching tree and our Senior Everest Staff. By focusing on technical corrections, high-intensity conditioning, and potential video analysis, we ensure that every athlete is pushed beyond their comfort zone. This is a unique opportunity to train under the MAP elite division standards, ensuring our players return to the winter season faster, stronger, and more technically proficient than the competition.
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