ICE HOCKEY - YOUTH
ICE HOCKEY
1. Brief Introduction to the Activity
Ice hockey is an Olympic sport played on an ice rink that requires skill, speed and coordination. It is one of the fastest team sports in the world.
Players skate on the ice while controlling a puck with a hockey stick, with the aim of scoring goals in the opposing team’s net.
Two teams compete against each other with the objective of scoring as many goals as possible. The sport combines speed, technical skills, teamwork and respect for the rules.
At the Chamonix Hockey Club, the enjoyment of playing, team spirit and collaboration are at the heart of our sporting programme. These values are shared with all our members, regardless of their age or level of experience.
2. Activity Details
2.1 Training Venues
- Chamonix Ice Rink for on-ice training.
- Speed skating track and outdoor ice rink for off-ice activities.
2.2 Equipment
2.2.1 Equipment to Bring
For all players:
- gloves;
- neck guard;
- protective cup;
- hockey socks;
- base-layer / protective undergarment;
- hockey stick.
From the U10 category onwards:
Players must also have their own:
- hockey pants;
- shoulder pads;
- elbow pads;
- shin guards;
- helmet;
- jersey;
- ice skates.
2.2.2 Equipment Provided
Up to and including the U10 category (the year players turn 9), part of the equipment can be rented from the club for €20 per year:
- shoulder pads;
- hockey pants;
- shin guards;
- elbow pads;
- helmet;
- jersey;
- ice skates.
2.3 Maximum Group Size
25 children per birth year.
2.4 Coaching
All our coaches hold professional or federation-recognised qualifications.
State Diploma (DE)
- Bruno Margerit
- Alexandre Audibert
- Frédéric Bochatay
- Stéphane Burnet
CQP
- Ghislain Derrien
STAPS
- Thomas Rivo
BF Levels 1, 2 and 3
- Bruno Gonin
3. Key Information at a Glance
The Hockey section offers training sessions during the school year, providing an opportunity to discover and develop hockey skills in a friendly atmosphere with experienced and supportive coaches.
| Section | Age Category | Year of Birth | Training Days | Times | Fee | Licence | Registration Process | Federation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hockey | U7 | 2020–2022 | Wednesday + Friday | Wednesday: 2:15–3:15 pm / Friday: 5:00–6:00 pm | €161.50 first year, then €250 | Included | Apply online | FFHG |
| Hockey | U9 | 2018–2019 | Wednesday + Friday | Wednesday: 11:15 am–12:15 pm / Friday: 6:00–7:15 pm | €280 | Included | Apply online | FFHG |
| Hockey | U11 | 2016–2017 | Tuesday + Wednesday + Thursday | Tuesday: 6:45–7:45 pm / Wednesday: 10:00–11:15 am / Thursday: 6:00–7:00 pm | €461 | Included | Apply online | FFHG |
| Hockey | U13 | 2014–2015 | 5 times per week | To be confirmed | €507 | Included | Apply online | FFHG |
| Hockey | U15–U18–U20–HC74 | 2006–2013 | 5 times per week | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | Included | Apply online | FFHG |
FFHG = French Ice Hockey Federation (Fédération Française de Hockey sur Glace).
Any missing schedules or fees can be added once confirmed.
4. Registration
Registration takes place mainly:
- during the Open Day on 2 September;
- during the Sports Fair on 5 September.
Trial Sessions
You can also come and try ice hockey every Wednesday during September.
Health Questionnaire – CERFA
If you answer “YES” to at least one question in the health questionnaire, you must provide a medical certificate before the first training session.
5. Contacts and Key Representatives
CHC Committee
| Position | Name | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| President | Julien Charlet | president@chamonixhockeyclub.com |
| Vice-President | Lionel Rota | vicepresident@chamonixhockeyclub.com |
| Treasurer | Mélanie Rota | tresorier@chamonixhockeyclub.com |
| Secretary | Meryl Chaussin | secretaire@chamonixhockeyclub.com |
General Contact
Email: secretaire@chamonixhockeyclub.com
Head Coach / Coaching Contact
Bruno Margerit
Email: entraineurgeneral@@chamonixhockeyclub.com
