HAT TRICKS
CLINICS & CAMPS

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HAT TRICKS
CLINICS & CAMPS

 

For those hockey players who are ready to take their game to the next level or who want to improve their skills to make their next team, Danbury Ice Arena offers all types of skills clinics and camps throughout the year for players to improve. From power skating and shooting clinics to goalie clinics and stickhandling clinics, Danbury Ice Arena has a program to enhance your hockey skills. Check out one of the classes on our schedule that are taught by our highly trained professional coaching staff.

CONTACT US

 

NICK GAROFALO
Programs Director
Hockey, Learn to Skate & Special Programs
ngarofalo@danburyice.com
(203) 794-1704
OUR CLINICS AND CAMPS

HAT TRICKS' CAMPS

Hat Tricks’ Camps

Danbury Arena Hockey Camps will improve the skills of every player, no matter what their ability or experience. We emphasize strong skating skills as the foundation to everything that comes next: shooting, stick handling and passing. We also focus on the most important part of hockey, having fun!
 

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HAT TRICKS' CLINICS

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YOUTH HAT TRICKS’ CAMPS
Danbury Arena Hockey Camps will improve the skills of every player, no matter what their ability or experience. We emphasize strong skating skills as the foundation to everything that comes next: shooting, stick handling and passing. We also focus on the most important part of hockey, having fun!
PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON FOR MORE YOUTH HAT TRICKS' CAMPS
Youth Hat Tricks’ Clinics
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PREP AND HIGHSCHOOL CLINICS

PRICE: $40 PER SKATER
WHEN:
Mondays from 11/2 - 11/30
3 - 4pm: Prep School Skaters and Goalies
4:15 - 5:15pm Local Highschool Skaters and Goalies

WHAT ARE WE OFFERING:
A 60 minute, high level skate, with our NA/NA3 coaches. Work on your skills with an elite staff and get to know our program(s) as well.
30 minute off ice workout for both sessions.

STAFF:
Matt Voity-Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks Assistant Coach NAHL
Brian Allen- Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks Assistant Coach NA3HL
Matty Kasek-Danbury Hat Tricks FPHL
Nick Garofalo-Danbury Arena & Immaculate Mustangs Assistant Coach

All players need to provide a recent copy of a negative COVID19 test and will undergo temperature checks before getting onto the ice. Any player needing a test, can go to Docs Urgent, and take a rapid test in Bethel, Danbury, or its other locations.

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11/30 Booking Coming Soon

VIEW OUR HOCKEY COACHES
DIA has the most experienced group of hockey coaches in the region. If you’re searching for a new coach for your aspiring hockey player, please feel free to reach out to our team of experienced coaches.
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HOCKEY INSTRUCTORS

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NICK GAROFALO

 

Youth Hockey Director/Junior Ranger Program Manager

 

Phone: 203-794-1704
E-mail: ngarofalo@danburyice.com

 

Nick embodies both the spirit and passion of hockey. As a career long player and coach, Nick’s commitment to the sport makes him the perfect fit for developing the talents of future players.

He leads our in-house team of professional hockey coaches, and personally mentors each student in the art and skill of the game.

MATT VOITY

 

Goalie Coach / Instructor

 

With over 10 plus years training and developing elite level goaltenders, Matt Voity is well acclimated to Danbury Arena as he was previously the Goaltending Coach for the Danbury Mad Hatters of the EPHL for the 2008-2009 Season.
 
Voity then took his abilities to the NCAA Division I level with the AIC Yellow Jackets from 2011-2014, and again from 2016-2019. He worked with the University of Massachusetts from 2014–2016.
 
Voity earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Western Connecticut State University in 2003, where he was a goaltender for the school’s club hockey team.