Full-Ice Mite Teams

The RSG Selects Full-Ice Team Program (FIM) is designed to help players acclimate to full-ice hockey. We offer multiple levels of play to ensure the transition to full-ice is seamless and that the player and family have a great overall experience. After playing one or two seasons of FIM, depending on the player’s age, players will be ready to play on a Rockets Hockey Club’s Squirt Team the following season.

Are you not quite ready for Full-Ice hockey? Then, here are two great options to explore:

1. Rockets Hockey Club Half-Ice Mite Teams
2. NHL Learn To Play Hockey (LTP)

The Rockets Hockey Club provides a premier youth-to-junior hockey program based on the lifelong principles of teamwork, sportsmanship, education, and respect for coaches, referees, and the opposition. Our goal is for our players to grow to be respected citizens while excelling at and enjoying the sport of hockey forever.

We are committed to having a winning culture for every team at every level. To achieve this, we provide our players in the appropriate age groups the opportunity to participate in a competitive hockey environment that offers:

1. High-quality coaching and trainers;
2. Extensive on-ice skill development, off-the-ice strength training, and rest/recovery;
3. State-of-the-art training facilities;
4. Competition through participation in games and tournaments against the top teams;

We believe every player is critical to our success and should reach their full potential athletically and personally. Character, leadership, and a strong work ethic are life lessons that will allow our players to succeed in any endeavor they pursue.

Learn To Play Hockey at the Bridgewater Sports Arena under the instruction of the two biggest NHL teams in the area!

Learning to play hockey is more than just learning a game. More than skating, passing, and stick-handling, hockey is about responsibility, respect, and teamwork. As children learn the skills needed to succeed on tice ice, they also build and solidify important character traits needed to succeed on the ice. With that in mind, the Learn to Play initiative was developed jointly by the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players' Association to offer more families a chance to experience everything that makes youth hockey so rewarding.