If you love the game of hockey and are ready to take your game to the next level, this is the place to be! Rocky Thompson, former 14 year professional hockey player (NHL, AHL and WHL) and current Assistant Coach of Edmonton Oilers AHL affiliate team, the OKC Barons , is bringing his passion for the game back to the ice at Millennium Place (Sherwood Park) again this summer.

Each day will consist of an ice session with Rocky himself, and various guest celebrities from the NHL, AHL and WHL. Past guests have included Georges Laraques (Montreal Canadiens), Steve MacIntyre (Pittsburg Penguins), Zach Stortini (Nashville Predators), Kyle Brodziak ( Minnesota Wild), Jason Chimera (Washington Capitals), Jeff Woywitka (Dallas Stars), Matt Kassian (Minnesota Wild), Mark Pysyk ( Team Canada/Edmonton Oil Kings ( WHL) / Buffalo Sabers draft pick), Tomas Vincour ( Dallas Stars), Marc Fistric ( Dallas Stars) and more. Every drill is formulated and executed by Rocky himself. His playing and coaching background helps make certain that ice time is used efficiently, resulting in player improvement at exponential rates. While formal dry land training will not be provided, wristband access to Millennium Place pool, gymnasium and other amenities will be included each day with certain programs . After all that hard work on the ice each day, we feel it is equally important to give the athletes the chance to finish the day off with some summer free-time fun.
Please note that it is the athlete’s responsibility to make alternate pick up time arrangements if they choose to participate in this part of the day.

Rocky Hockey prides itself on small numbers to ensure that each athlete receives the attention that they deserve. As a result, SPOTS WILL BE LIMITED. Consideration will be made on a first come first serve basis with a waiting list to follow. ( Please note: All programs went to wait list last year).  After initial registration submission, Rocky Hockey will contact confirm spots in the program by e mail. At this time a $100 deposit will be required to secure the registered spot.Athletes may register for one week or both weeks.