Sign Up Now! 2010-2011 Season Begins in September!
RINK UPDATE: FRIDAY APRIL 23, 2010 9AM
WE ARE MEETING WITH THE CONCRETE CONTRACTOR SATURDAY APRIL 24 TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF ICE ON THE ROLLER RINK. ONCE RINK IS CLEARED FOR PLAY, ROLLER SKATING CAN RESUME. STAY TUNED HERE FOR UPDATES.
KEEP CHECKING THE WEBSITE FOR SCHEDULES.
NEXT SKATE: ROLLER HOCKEY WILL BE AVAILABLE UPON POSITIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE CONCRETE.
10-U Director John Young, 233-8927 john@pocatellohockey.com
14-U Director Denny Gasper 775-3024
denny@pocatellohockey.com
Adult Director - OPEN
ADULT NOTES: THANKS FOR PLAYING!
THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO PARTICIPATED IN ADULT HOCKEY. THINGS WILL BE MUCH IMPROVED FOR NEXT YEAR. YOUR FEES WILL HELP PAY FOR SUNSHADES TO BE INSTALLED IN THE OFF SEASON.
KEEP FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT FOR A PERMANENT, INDOOR RINK IN THE PORTNEUF VALLEY!
10-U Notes
CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU TO ALL THE 10-U PLAYERS AND PARENTS. WE MADE ENORMOUS PROGRESS THIS YEAR.
GET ROLLER BLADES AND KEEP SKATING! EVERY HOUR MAKES A DIFFERENCE.
14-U Notes NIGHTHAWKS YOU ROCK! ICE HOCKEY ROCKS!
Welcome Back 14U Players!
Coach Shawn and I are excited to begin the 2010-2011 Ice Hockey season.
Starting in September we will work on conditioning and inline practices using ice hockey rules. Our ice season will begin with a travel schedule to Idaho Falls and Logan, Utah as early as October.
Classroom Training dates and location will be announced.
Call Denny 240-3091 or Shawn 380-0545 for more information. denny@pocatellohockey.com
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By Philipfshaw | December 6, 2008
Natural Ice Rink Foundation laid out on Friday December 5 2008.
Volunteer Members of the Board laid out white reflective sheeting donated by several sign companies.
The 1st layer of water was then sprayed to soak into the ground to create the base for the ice sheet.
Monday December 8 2008 First Snow Fall
Topics: Capital Campaign, Ice Rink | 2 Comments »
Comments
January 12th, 2009 at 11:55 am
Asad- I will provide a link to the Ontario Recreational Facilities Association manual for creating and maintaining outdoor ice. It includes some great information for creating ice on a variety of surfaces and conditions. Aside from having the necessary temperature range for building ice, a very level foundation will reduce the amount of water needed initially to become level. The reflective properties of a using a lighter colored foundation will reduce heat absorption from the sun which leads to ice loss during the season. Commercially produced ice rink liner kits are available from several sources online.
http://orfa.com/orfaoldweb/Resources/Maintaining%20Outdoor%20Ice%202007.pdf
January 12th, 2009 at 8:42 am
can u please tell me what type of foundation can be used for building an ice rink?
thank you for your help.