Our Mission is to provide our youth with the best possible opportunity to HAVE FUN while playing the sport of Ice Hockey. We will do this by: Providing a positive atmosphere for our youth to learn and grow through the activities associated with skating a
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2021-22 Learn to Skate - Full Season (16 Weeks)
This Registration is for the FULL 16-WEEK Learn to Skate Season.
The Watertown Youth Hockey Learn to Skate program is for boys and girls who would like to learn the fundamentals of ice skating. The program is run by the professional instructors of the Sharper Edge Skating School. It is designed to develop strong basic skating skills (balance, stride, edges and stopping) as an introductory program for children interested in ice hockey. The 40 min per week lessons are ideal for children 4 years of age and up. Parents of children under 4 that are interested in the program are encouraged to contact Watertown Youth Hockey to discuss the eligibility of their child.
No previous skating experience is necessary.Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Sharper Edge skating instructors and WYH volunteers will be unable to physically aid skaters. Therefore, all participants must be able to stand on the ice and get up off the ice after a fall without aid OR be accompanied by a family-provided assistant on the ice. The assistant must have sufficient skating ability to safely aid the skater and follow the direction of the Sharper Edge instructors while on the ice. WYH recognizes that this requirement will prevent some new skaters from participating but it is necessary to ensure the safety of our families and instructors.
During class, children will be divided according to ability. These groups will develop various skills as they work their way through the curriculum. As skills are mastered the children will move up to a more advanced group. The Learn to Skate program is an introductory program that will give children the skills necessary to move forward through the Watertown Youth Hockey system, eventually transitioning to Learn to Play and ultimately into the Travel hockey program.
Skaters will participate in a 40-minute lesson each Sunday starting at 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., or 1:00 p.m. Once a start time is selected, skaters may not change their designated lesson time without permission from the Sharper Edge instructors and Watertown Youth Hockey.
IMPORTANT COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS: Due to the ongoing pandemic, skaters who are not yet able to both stand on their own and get up off the ice after falling will require a designated parent, guardian, or other family-provided assistant to accompany them on the ice. For everyone's safety, instructors will not be allowed to physically assist program participants. If your child will requires phyical on-ice assistance, please provide the name of the associated volunteer during the registration process.
WHEN:The 16-Week Learn to Skate Program meets on 16 Sundays beginning in November and ending in early March.
Session Dates:
Nov. 7, 14, 21
Dec. 5,12,19
Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30
Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27
Mar. 6, 13
(Dates subject to change due to weather closures or other reasons.)
WHERE: John A. Ryan Arena, 1 Paramount Place, Watertown
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Participants and Spectators must wear face coverings at all times at the rink, maintain social distancing, and follow additional rink guidelines. Refer to WYH's COVID-19 procedures for additional information.
USA HOCKEY REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. USA Hockey registration is free for children born in/after year 2015 and $46 for children born 2014 or earlier.
HOW TO DRESS: It is easier to control your child's body temperature if you dress him/her in layers. Have your child wear loose comfortable clothing so that body movement will not be restricted. Snow pants are recommended to keep the skater from getting wet when he/she falls. Waterproof gloves or mittens are best so that their hands stay warm and dry. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, all skaters must wear a face covering at all times while at the rink.
HELMETS: All skaters must wear a helmet at all times while on the ice. For the safety of your child, an ICE HOCKEY HELMET (with a cage) is highly recommended.
SKATES: You must supply your own skates. Skates must be sharp and must fit for the current season. “Double-runner” skates (2 blades each) are prohibited.
COMMUNICATION: Please ensure that the email address you use to register your child is one that you check regularly. Primary communication from the league will be provided via email.
Base Cost:$200.00
Opened:09/24/2021
2021-22 Learn to Skate - Session 1 (8 Weeks Starting in November)
This Registration is for the first 8-WEEK Learn to Skate Session.
The Watertown Youth Hockey Learn to Skate program is for boys and girls who would like to learn the fundamentals of ice skating. The program is run by the professional instructors of the Sharper Edge Skating School. It is designed to develop strong basic skating skills (balance, stride, edges and stopping) as an introductory program for children interested in ice hockey. The 40 min per week lessons are ideal for children 4 years of age and up. Parents of children under 4 that are interested in the program are encouraged to contact Watertown Youth Hockey to discuss the eligibility of their child.
No previous skating experience is necessary.Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Sharper Edge skating instructors and WYH volunteers will be unable to physically aid skaters. Therefore, all participants must be able to stand on the ice and get up off the ice after a fall without aid OR be accompanied by a family-provided assistant on the ice. The assistant must have sufficient skating ability to safely aid the skater and follow the direction of the Sharper Edge instructors while on the ice. WYH recognizes that this requirement will prevent some new skaters from participating but it is necessary to ensure the safety of our families and instructors.
During class, children will be divided according to ability. These groups will develop various skills as they work their way through the curriculum. As skills are mastered the children will move up to a more advanced group. The Learn to Skate program is an introductory program that will give children the skills necessary to move forward through the Watertown Youth Hockey system, eventually transitioning to Learn to Play and ultimately into the Travel hockey program.
Skaters will participate in a 40-minute lesson each Sunday starting at 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., or 1:00 p.m. Once a start time is selected, skaters may not change their designated lesson time without permission from the Sharper Edge instructors and Watertown Youth Hockey.
IMPORTANT COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS: Due to the ongoing pandemic, skaters who are not yet able to both stand on their own and get up off the ice after falling will require a designated parent, guardian, or other family-provided assistant to accompany them on the ice. For everyone's safety, instructors will not be allowed to physically assist program participants. If your child will requires phyical on-ice assistance, please provide the name of the associated volunteer during the registration process.
WHEN:The first session of the Learn to Skate Program meets on 8 Sundays beginning in November and ending in early January.
Session Dates:
Nov. 7, 14, 21
Dec. 5,12,19
Jan. 9, 16
(Dates subject to change due to weather closures or other reasons.)
WHERE: John A. Ryan Arena, 1 Paramount Place, Watertown
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Participants and Spectators must wear face coverings at all times at the rink, maintain social distancing, and follow additional rink guidelines. Refer to WYH's COVID-19 procedures for additional information.
USA HOCKEY REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. USA Hockey registration is free for children born in/after year 2015 and $46 for children born 2014 or earlier.
HOW TO DRESS: It is easier to control your child's body temperature if you dress him/her in layers. Have your child wear loose comfortable clothing so that body movement will not be restricted. Snow pants are recommended to keep the skater from getting wet when he/she falls. Waterproof gloves or mittens are best so that their hands stay warm and dry. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, all skaters must wear a face covering at all times while at the rink.
HELMETS: All skaters must wear a helmet at all times while on the ice. For the safety of your child, an ICE HOCKEY HELMET (with a cage) is highly recommended.
SKATES: You must supply your own skates. Skates must be sharp and must fit for the current season. “Double-runner” skates (2 blades each) are prohibited.
COMMUNICATION: Please ensure that the email address you use to register your child is one that you check regularly. Primary communication from the league will be provided via email.
Base Cost:$125.00
Opened:09/24/2021
2021-22 Learn to Play Hockey
The Learn to Play Hockey program is designed for boys and girls with prior skating experience that are ready to learn hockey skills. It is recommended for children that are 4 to 12 years of age.
Learn to Play is the backbone of Watertown Youth Hockey. The vast majority of players in our travel program started their hockey playing “career” in this program. It introduces new hockey players to the various skills (skating, stick handling, puck movement and control), necessary to play hockey. Players will have hockey sessions on Saturdays and skating sessions on Sundays for 16 weeks. On Sundays, the professional skating instructors of the Sharper Edge Skating School will work with players to improve their skating. In the other session, players will learn hockey skills from WYH’s USA Hockey certified coaches and play in cross-ice hockey games with skaters in the Newton Learn to Play program.
Players entering the Learn to Play program should be able to demonstrate basic-level skating skills: forward stride and ability to stop. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, all players must be able to get back on the skates after a fall without the aid of an instructor.
Skaters will participate in a 40-minute skating lesson each Sunday at either 12:20 or 1:00 pm. We cannot guarantee your selected start time but will try our best to accomodate your preference. For Saturdays, players will be assigned to a 50-minute session for hockey skills/games starting at either 9:20 or 10:20, depending on age and experience.
Full hockey equipment is required (see below).
WHEN: Saturday November 13th through Saturday March 19th
(Dates subject to change due to weather closures or other reasons.)
WHERE: John A. Ryan Arena, 1 Paramount Place, Watertown
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Participants and Spectators must wear face coverings at all times at the rink, maintain social distancing, and follow additional rink guidelines. Refer to WYH's COVID-19 procedures for additional information.
USA HOCKEY REGISTRATIONIS REQUIRED. USA Hockey registration is free for children born in/after year 2015and $46 for children born 2014 or earlier.
HOW TO DRESS: Full hockey equipment is required. WYH will provided a jersey and hockey socks. Players should provide the following:
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, all skaters must wear a face covering at all times while at the rink.
Hockey helmet with full face/shield (HECC approved) - For the safety of your child, an ICE HOCKEY HELMET (with a cage) must be worn at all times.
Hockey pants
Shin guards
Elbow pads
Hockey gloves
Hockey skates
Shoulder pads
Hockey stick
Athletic Supporter
Mouth guards - OPTIONAL (WYH typically recommends mouth guards during hockey sessions but due to the COVID-related face covering requirement, safe management of a mouth guard may not be feasible).
Throat protectors - OPTIONAL BUT RECOMMENDED
Base Cost:$500.00
Opened:09/24/2021
2021-22 Learn to Skate - Session 2 (8 Weeks Starting in January)
This registration is for the 2nd 8-WEEK Learn to Skate Session.
The Watertown Youth Hockey Learn to Skate program is for boys and girls who would like to learn the fundamentals of ice skating. The program is run by the professional instructors of the Sharper Edge Skating School. It is designed to develop strong basic skating skills (balance, stride, edges and stopping) as an introductory program for children interested in ice hockey. The 40 min per week lessons are ideal for children 4 years of age and up. Parents of children under 4 that are interested in the program are encouraged to contact Watertown Youth Hockey to discuss the eligibility of their child.
No previous skating experience is necessary.Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Sharper Edge skating instructors and WYH volunteers will be unable to physically aid skaters. Therefore, all participants must be able to stand on the ice and get up off the ice after a fall without aid OR be accompanied by a family-provided assistant on the ice. The assistant must have sufficient skating ability to safely aid the skater and follow the direction of the Sharper Edge instructors while on the ice. WYH recognizes that this requirement may prevent some new skaters from participating but it is necessary to ensure the safety of our families and instructors.
During class, children will be divided according to ability. These groups will develop various skills as they work their way through the curriculum. As skills are mastered the children will move up to a more advanced group. The Learn to Skate program is an introductory program that will give children the skills necessary to move forward through the Watertown Youth Hockey system, eventually transitioning to Learn to Play and ultimately into the Travel hockey program.
Skaters will participate in a 40-minute lesson each Sunday starting at 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., or 1:00 p.m. Once a start time is selected, skaters may not change their designated lesson time without permission from the Sharper Edge instructors and Watertown Youth Hockey.
IMPORTANT COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS: Due to the ongoing pandemic, skaters who are not yet able to both stand on their own and get up off the ice after falling will require a designated parent, guardian, or other family-provided assistant to accompany them on the ice. For everyone's safety, instructors will not be allowed to physically assist program participants. If your child will requires phyical on-ice assistance, please provide the name of the associated volunteer during the registration process.
WHEN:The first session of the Learn to Skate Program meets on 8 Sundays beginning in January and ending in March.
Session Dates:
Jan. 23, 30
Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27
Mar. 6, 13
(Dates subject to change due to weather closures or other reasons.)
WHERE: John A. Ryan Arena, 1 Paramount Place, Watertown
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Participants and Spectators must wear face coverings at all times at the rink, maintain social distancing, and follow additional rink guidelines. Refer to WYH's COVID-19 procedures for additional information.
USA HOCKEY REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. USA Hockey registration is free for children born in/after year 2015 and $46 for children born 2014 or earlier.
HOW TO DRESS: It is easier to control your child's body temperature if you dress him/her in layers. Have your child wear loose comfortable clothing so that body movement will not be restricted. Snow pants are recommended to keep the skater from getting wet when he/she falls. Waterproof gloves or mittens are best so that their hands stay warm and dry. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, all skaters must wear a face covering at all times while at the rink.
HELMETS: All skaters must wear a helmet at all times while on the ice. For the safety of your child, an ICE HOCKEY HELMET (with a cage) is highly recommended.
SKATES: You must supply your own skates. Skates must be sharp and must fit for the current season. “Double-runner” skates (2 blades each) are prohibited.
COMMUNICATION: Please ensure that the email address you use to register your child is one that you check regularly. Primary communication from the league will be provided via email.
