Adult Hockey

Information for all the Chevy Adult programs can be found below. Programs will run in line with the rink opening in November, until the rink closes in March. Exact dates will be communicated closer to the start of the season.

Adult Hockey has three separate leagues divided by skill level. Each league will have one night a week for a scrimmage slot.

Friday Night Ice Slot will be used for organizing games with outside teams for Fast, NSFL, and NSGL on a rotating basis.

When thinking through which league makes sense for you, consider your level of play today:

• Your skating speed and control
• Your ability to handle and move the puck under pressure
• Your positioning and awareness
• The pace at which you can make decisions safely and effectively

Fast League — Advanced and Fast-Paced

This is our fastest and most competitive league. Players should be comfortable making plays at speed, handling pressure, and competing against highly experienced skaters.

Players who generally belong here: 

• Former competitive high school or college players who can still play at a strong pace
• Players without that background but have substantial competitive hockey experience and whose current ability allows them to keep up comfortably, executing plays effectively at a fast pace
• Strong skaters who can accelerate, stop, transition, and skate backward effectively at game speed
• Players who can receive passes, protect the puck, and make decisions quickly while being pressured
• Players with strong positional awareness who can anticipate plays rather than simply react to them and perform well under pressure 

Not So Fast League — Intermediate and Competitive

This league is for recreational players who understand the game and want meaningful competition, but are not looking for the speed and pressure of the Fast League. 

Players who generally belong here: 

• Players with some youth, school, and/or adult hockey experience
• Players who understand positioning, line changes, defensive responsibilities, and team play
• Athletic skaters who are newer to hockey but have developed reliable skating and puck skills over several seasons, while continuing to develop puck skills and game awareness
• Players who can carry, pass, and receive the puck with reasonable consistency when given some time
• Players who are comfortable with competitive hockey but may prefer a more intermediate pace of play

Not So Good League — Recreational, Developing, and Slower Paced

This league offers a more manageable pace for newer players, developing players, and experienced players who prefer a more casual game environment. It is still fun hockey and can be competitive, but additional time and space should allow everyone to participate.

Players who generally belong here:

• Adults who are learning the game or are relatively new to organized hockey
• Players still developing stopping, transitions, backward skating, puck handling, or positioning
• Experienced players whose present skating speed is better suited to a more controlled pace
• Players who understand hockey but prefer a less intense, more relaxed recreational environment
• Players who may need extra time to receive the puck, look up, and decide what to do next



A Few Important Guidelines

• Consider your current ability, not your hockey resume. 
• Being one of the better players in a league does not automatically mean you should move up. However, if you can regularly skate through the opposition, retain the puck at will, or significantly control games, you should select a higher league.
• Playing “casually” does not make an advanced player appropriate for a lower division. Even at reduced effort, a large speed or skill difference can affect safety and competitive balance.
• If you are between levels, ask where you can participate competitively without either dominating the game or struggling to keep up.
• These descriptions are guidelines. Our goal is to create balanced skates and the best experience for everyone.

Adult Pond Hockey is offered to players whose skill level generally falls into the NSGL or NSFL leagues. Players of all ages are welcome.

• Tuesdays & Thursdays | 8 - 9 a.m.

Full equipment required for all sessions.

Senior Pond Hockey is offered at the on the following schedule:

• Mondays & Wednesdays | 7:15 - 8:30 a.m.
• Fridays | 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Full equipment is required for all sessions. Registrations are limited to players ages 55 & Over.

Might Moms hockey is a women's only hockey program available to female players of all ages. The schedule for the Mighty Mom's program is below:

• Tuesdays & Thursdays | 9:15 - 10:30 a.m.

Full equipment required for all sessions.

Contact Victor Lewton if you would like to purchase the new adult jersey for the 2026-27 season.