STICK AND PUCK

Upon opening Stick and Puck will be limited to 25 skaters including goaltenders for the immediate future. To reserve a spot you will need to contact the Ham Arena by phone or email at 603.447.5888 or skatemail@hamarena.com please put Stick and Puck in the subject line and indicate the date you plan to come. Please see our New Normal page for the most up-to-date guidelines for entering the Ham Arena.

To Attend Stick & Puck
You must email or call to reserve a spot.
On the day of your reservation you need to fill out our online screening system by clicking on the link below and getting a QR code

We have just installed new pre-screening system. Basically you login and fill out the Covid questionnaire for yourself or up to 5 members of your family. If you answer the pre screening questions correctly you will be sent a QR code. You can either have that code on your phone or a printout of it. When you enter the Ham Arena you place the QR code in front of the scanner. With a confirmation of the code you will then be asked to have your temperature taken which is on the stand with the scanner. You can place your wrist or forehead in front of the scanner and if you are within range you will be given the green light to enter. The QR code can be used as many times as you need for one day. If you are coming back the next day you need to go back online to the form and fill it out again and get a new QR code. This will really help with the speed and flow for entering the arena.

To complete our online screening form…

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Thank You

For our complete live and most up-to-date stick & puck schedule

Stick and Puck is $12 per player. Helmets are required.

We do not rent helmets

There are locker rooms available. Children under that age of 18 should always be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Stick and Puck is open hockey. You will need to bring your own stick, helmet and we suggest gloves, at least. We will supply pucks. The number of skaters varies every day. Sometimes goaltenders come sometimes they don’t. Basically Stick and Puck is pond hockey, show up and what ever happens, happens.