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2020-2021 Season

5/21/2020Read full...

 

Long Island Sharks 

 2020-2021 Season

If your child is interested in playing for the Long Island Sharks during the 2020-2021 Season, please complete the online registration (at no charge) no later than June 2nd to express your interest in joining a team.  CLICK HERE to access the form. 

Please note that completing this form will not guarantee your child a roster spot.  Contracts for each team will be offered in accordance with NYSAHA rules.  If a player is offered a contract, that player will have 48  hours to complete the contract and team specific registration.

To read a copy of the NYSAHA Rules CLICK HERE.

To read a copy of the LIAHL Signing Dates CLICK HERE.

For questions, please email admin@icecathockey.com 

NYSAHA Guidance on 2020-2021 Season

5/20/2020Read full...

Latest USA Hockey Guidance

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Jeff Tory Joins Sharks for 2020-2021 Season

4/28/2020Read full...

JEFF TORY  JOINS
LONG ISLAND SHARKS FOR
2020-2021 SEASON

The Long Island Sharks Elite Hockey Club (LIAHL and EJEPL) is pleased to announce the hiring of Jeff Tory as the Club’s 15U and 16U Head Coach and 14U Premier Assistant Coach for the 2020-2021 Season.

Jeff is a native of Burnaby, British Columbia.  He attended the University of Maine where he was a two (2) time All American. After a highly successful college career, he spent one (1) season playing for the Canadian National Team, four (4) years playing in the AHL and twelve (12) seasons playing professionally in Europe. Over the course of his career, he was a part of two (2) championship teams and Captained multiple teams. Jeff previously coached for the Maine Wild (NA3HL), CT Nighthawks Premier (EHF) and the Portland Junior Pirates Premier (USPHL). Jeff’s focus on player development is well regarded among junior and college coaches, as well as the many players and has helped place in college and professional hockey.

When asked about his joining the Long Island Sharks organization, Coach Jeff remarked, “I look forward to developing the younger players and moving them onto the junior team and beyond in the future.”  George Chalos, President and Director of Hockey Operations for the Long Island Sharks commented: “Jeff is a great coach and will be a great resource to our players and families”.

Coach Jeff can be reached at coachjeff@sharksjrhockey.com or (207) 756-5026.
 

For more information on how you can become part of the Sharks Elite Hockey Club, please contact: gmc@sharksjrhockey.com
 

 

BECOME A LONG BEACH SHARKS JUNIOR HOCKEY BILLET FAMILY

4/14/2020Read full...

BECOME A LONG BEACH SHARKS JUNIOR HOCKEY BILLET FAMILY FOR THE 2020-2021 SEASON

 

The Long Beach Sharks junior hockey team, Long Island’s only North American 3 Hockey League (www.na3hl.com) junior hockey team, is currently seeking billet families for the upcoming 2020-2021 season. If selected, your family will have the opportunity to host player(s) recruited for the upcoming season.

Our players range in age from 16 – 20 and will be training daily on and off the ice as they pursue their goal of playing collegiate hockey. A sound and stable billet family is key to the success to our program. Billet families invite players into their homes to be a part of their family for approximately eight (8) months out of the year. They are not a tenant but a part of your family. The unique bonds your family will form with the player(s) often last a lifetime. While the host family will receive some financial compensation, the ultimate reward is developing relationships that often carry on well beyond the player’s time with the team.

What is expected from a billet family?
When a family agrees to host a member of the team, they are required to provide room and board for the player. The family also needs to make nutritious food available while the player is at your home. While on the road, the team and the players will take care of their own food expenses.

What is expected of the player?
Players provide their own personal care items and are expected to take care of their own transportation needs (many have their own car but it is possible the player periodically may ask for a ride to practice). Each player must adhere to all team and house rules and show respect and consideration toward all family members. This includes cleaning up after himself and keeping his room tidy.

How long is a host family’s commitment? 
Generally, players arrive at the end of August and stay through the end of the season in March or April, depending on how far the team advances in the playoffs.  Some players may wish to stay on after the hockey season to complete the school year. All players will go home over the holiday break.

If you are interested in becoming a Sharks host family, please complete the Billet Family Questionnaire HERE and e-mail the completed form to gmc@sharksjrhockey.com 

Sharks Partner with Jack Skille

4/13/2020Read full...

SHARKS PARTNER WITH NHL-VETERAN JACK SKILLE

 

We are pleased to share that the Sharks have partnered with NHL-veteran, Jack Skille, to provide our players with off-ice workout routines during these challenging times. The workouts are intense and target muscles and movements for hockey without the need for special equipment.

 

Jack, a veteran of over 643 NHL games, was a 1st round draft pick (7th overall) of the Chicago Blackhawks. He played for the US National Development; competed in two (2) World Junior Championships and won a Gold medal in 2005, won an NCAA Division I championship at the University of Wisconsin, and played 2 seasons in the Elite European Hockey League. He currently plays for the Neurmberg Thomas Sabo Ice Tigers in the German Elite League (DEL).

 

Follow Jack on Instagram @doinjackthings and like him at https://www.facebook.com/jackskillehockey/

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Long Island Sharks 

 2020-2021 Season

If your child is interested in playing for the Long Island Sharks during the 2020-2021 Season, please complete the online registration (at no charge) no later than June 2nd to express your interest in joining a team.  CLICK HERE to access the form. 

Please note that completing this form will not guarantee your child a roster spot.  Contracts for each team will be offered in accordance with NYSAHA rules.  If a player is offered a contract, that player will have 48  hours to complete the contract and team specific registration.

To read a copy of the NYSAHA Rules CLICK HERE.

To read a copy of the LIAHL Signing Dates CLICK HERE.

For questions, please email admin@icecathockey.com 

JEFF TORY  JOINS
LONG ISLAND SHARKS FOR
2020-2021 SEASON

BECOME A LONG BEACH SHARKS JUNIOR HOCKEY BILLET FAMILY FOR THE 2020-2021 SEASON

The Long Beach Sharks junior hockey team, Long Island’s only North American 3 Hockey League (www.na3hl.com) junior hockey team, is currently seeking billet families for the upcoming 2020-2021 season. If selected, your family will have the opportunity to host player(s) recruited for the upcoming season.

Our players range in age from 16 – 20 and will be training daily on and off the ice as they pursue their goal of playing collegiate hockey. A sound and stable billet family is key to the success to our program. Billet families invite players into their homes to be a part of their family for approximately eight (8) months out of the year. They are not a tenant but a part of your family. The unique bonds your family will form with the player(s) often last a lifetime. While the host family will receive some financial compensation, the ultimate reward is developing relationships that often carry on well beyond the player’s time with the team.

What is expected from a billet family?
When a family agrees to host a member of the team, they are required to provide room and board for the player. The family also needs to make nutritious food available while the player is at your home. While on the road, the team and the players will take care of their own food expenses.

What is expected of the player?
Players provide their own personal care items and are expected to take care of their own transportation needs (many have their own car but it is possible the player periodically may ask for a ride to practice). Each player must adhere to all team and house rules and show respect and consideration toward all family members. This includes cleaning up after himself and keeping his room tidy.

How long is a host family’s commitment? 
Generally, players arrive at the end of August and stay through the end of the season in March or April, depending on how far the team advances in the playoffs.  Some players may wish to stay on after the hockey season to complete the school year. All players will go home over the holiday break.

If you are interested in becoming a Sharks host family, please complete the Billet Family Questionnaire HERE and e-mail the completed form to   

SHARKS PARTNER WITH NHL-VETERAN JACK SKILLE

We are pleased to share that the Sharks have partnered with NHL-veteran, Jack Skille, to provide our players with off-ice workout routines during these challenging times. The workouts are intense and target muscles and movements for hockey without the need for special equipment.

Jack, a veteran of over 643 NHL games, was a 1st round draft pick (7th overall) of the Chicago Blackhawks. He played for the US National Development; competed in two (2) World Junior Championships and won a Gold medal in 2005, won an NCAA Division I championship at the University of Wisconsin, and played 2 seasons in the Elite European Hockey League. He currently plays for the Neurmberg Thomas Sabo Ice Tigers in the German Elite League (DEL).

Follow Jack on Instagram @doinjackthings and like him at https://www.facebook.com/jackskillehockey/