Spirit Hall Ice Arena is located in the east end of the Wyoming Center at the Cam-Plex. This arena is a full NHL size rink that offers a larger area for recreational skating, figure skating and hockey games. The rink offers a full service concession stand in the heated lobby which is open for all public skating sessions and sports a large heated viewing area for spectators. Rental skates are available for those who do not own skates. Public skating, birthday parties, and private rentals are available at Spirit Hall.
For more information on about booking a private rental or general information about the Ice Arenas, please contact 687-1555!
The Campbell County Ice Arena is located on the grounds of the Rockpile Community Center. This arena located on 4-J Road will be open for private rentals and be used as practice ice for the local hockey and figure skating clubs.
Classes offered every Tuesday and Wednesday at Spirit Hall
$45 per session
This is for all new skaters, any individual that has not participated in the LTS program will start here. Only exception will be skaters who are older and have had formal skating experience. As with all levels, coaches reserve the right to move skaters up at any time.
To advance, all skaters at this level must be able to fully function on the ice without assistance of a walker. Skater must be able to get up off the ice without assistance, move across the width of the ice without assistance, and have a basic grasp of balance.
At the completion or pasing of the walker level, skaters will advance to the Beginner level. This level will concentrate on edge work and control through c-cuts going both forward and backwards, stride (push and recover,) snow plow stops, and basic transitions from forward to backwards and backwards to forward. After mastering these skills, skaters will have the option to split off into Hockey specific or Figure Skating specific classes.
Figure Skating basics will be covered and designed by Figure Skating Director.
Hockey Basics students will use helmets, gloves, and sticks. Areas of focus will be cross-overs, transitions and pivots, backward and forward strides, inside and outside edge control, hockey stops (both forward and backward,) power starts, cross-over starts, balance and agility, lock point turns, and speed transitions. Skaters at this level will be elgibile to participate in CCPR Stick-n-Puck program. Please note that Stick-n-Puck is not a private lesson or one on one instructor to student ratio. It is an unstructured, supervised environment for skaters to work on puck skills.
This advanced level with focus on all the skills listed above but at a more intense level, skaters that will be in this class will have to test in and all decisions regarding placement in this program will be left up to the Hockey Skating Director. This class might not be offered every session.
Please note that these are classes and not one on one private lessons. Our goal is to ensure that class size is not more than 6 students to one instructor. All instructors will be members of the Junior Wild Hockey program. They will be taught how and what to instruct by Junior Wild coaches Tom Winkler and Nick Adamek.
