Junior Hockey FAQs
We know joining a new sports club can feel like a big step. Here are answers to some of the most common questions about junior hockey at Stockton.
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What age can my child start hockey?
What age can my child start hockey?
Stockton welcomes junior players of all ages and abilities. Whether your child is completely new to hockey or already has experience, we have opportunities for them to get involved. Anyone from age 5 and up can train with us.
Does my child need previous hockey experience?
Does my child need previous hockey experience?
No. Many of our players start as beginners. Our sessions are designed to help children learn the basics, develop confidence and enjoy the game.
What equipment does my child need?
What equipment does my child need?
For their first sessions, children only need comfortable sports clothing, trainers and a drink bottle. A hockey stick can be borrowed.
As players continue, they will need appropriate hockey equipment including a stick, gum shield and shin pads.
Where does junior training take place?
Where does junior training take place?
Junior training takes place at Egglescliffe School between 6-8pm for over 13s, and Yarm School on a Monday Night at 530-630pm for 5-13 Year Olds which provides excellent facilities for developing players.
Can parents stay and watch?
Can parents stay and watch?
Yes. Parents are welcome to stay and watch sessions. We encourage families to become part of the Stockton Hockey Club community.
How much does junior hockey cost?
How much does junior hockey cost?
Under 13 membership is free, helping make hockey accessible for families across the local community.
Further details on membership and training fees can be found on our Membership & Fees page.
What happens after my child’s first session?
What happens after my child’s first session?
If your child enjoys the session and would like to continue, we will help you with the registration process and welcome them into the Stockton Hockey Club family.
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