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Spring Youth Clinics

It is hard to believe that what started as a small power skating

clinic in 1986 has grown to the states most active hockey school

offering instruction in all skills including puck control, passing,

game situation, checking and goaltending. Since 1986 we have

taught more than 5,500 Maine hockey players to better enjoy

this great game. Today, Rousseau’s Hockey clinic trains 800

hockey players each year and employs a staff of nearly 50

instructors and counselors.

Rousseau’s Hockey Clinic began with a core philosophy that

players with better skills have more fun playing hockey. We

believe that hockey can only truly be enjoyed through hard

work and discipline. We are passionate about the game and

expect all of our students to strive to be the best hockey

players that they can be. We also believe that hockey can be

used as a tool to develop a young person’s work ethic and

attention to detail that are the key attributes necessary to

succeed in any endeavor. We are proud of the fact that we

have not wavered from this philosophy and that we are just

as passionate about helping our students improve as we were

25 years ago.

Improving as a hockey player requires a long term commitment

to skill development, physical conditioning and rest. We had

this in mind when we designed our program 26 years ago. It

is our belief that players gain more when practicing over a

longer period of time. We are committed to offering programs

that extend through a number of weeks. As a result of the

constant repetition of task specific drills, while under the

watchful eye of our experienced instructors, each player has

ample time to absorb concepts and to attain mastery over new

skills. Our practices are intense and our students and staff work

very hard. Our program has been proven, not only to increase a

player’s skill level and speed of play, but also to improve his or

her confidence, as we encourage them to carry the puck and

develop on ice creativity.

Our youth clinics are intended for young hockey players,

between the ages of 4 and 17. These sessions will be held at

the Ingersol Arena in Auburn and the Family Ice Center in

Falmouth.  The first session begins on April 21 and each

division will skate once per week for 9 weeks through the end

of June.

Ingersol Arena, Auburn

* Micro Division (Ages 4 to 6) - $185

Saturday mornings at 10:30 AM beg.4/21

* Junior Division: (Ages 6 to 8) - $375

Saturday mornings at 8:00 AM beg.4/21

* Minor Division: (Ages 9 to 11) - $375

Tuesday evenings at 6:15 PM beg. 4/24

Family Ice Center, Falmouth

* Micro Division (Ages 4 to 6) - $185

Saturday mornings at 10:30 AM beg.4/21

* Junior Division: (Ages 6 to 8) - $375

Saturday mornings at 8:10 AM beg.4/21

* Minor Division: (Ages 9 to 11) - $375

Wednesday evenings at 6:10 PM beg. 4/25

* Major Division: (Ages 12 to 15) - $375

Monday evenings at 6:10 PM beg. 4/23

* Girls Division: (Ages 11 to 17) - $375

Sunday Mornings at 9:20 AM beg. 4/22

** Goalie registered in our Junior, Minor, Major, Senior and Girls divisions

will skate at a reduced tuition of $200.

8 Danbury Drive   Auburn, Maine  04210        Phone & Fax: (207) 784-2821

E-Mail:  gary@rousseaushockeyclinic.com