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Ice Arena <br /> 2002 Annual Report <br /> ICE ARENA <br /> MISSION STATEMENT: <br /> The Elk River Arena and its staff are dedicated to maintaining a safe and clean building <br /> while providing unparalleled customer service and programs for all our guests. The <br /> friendly staff are committed to making our customer visits to the Arena an enjoyable <br /> experience. <br /> YEAR IN REVIEW <br /> Spring of 2002 had Elk River Boys High School Hockey back at the Excel Center in the <br /> State Hockey Tournament; the team took the consolation championship. <br /> Arena Programming <br /> The arena and city recreation jointly administrate the Breakaway spring and summer <br /> hockey leagues. The leagues' mission is to provide a fun learning experience for all players <br /> participating in the league while keeping the cost at a minimum expense for each player. <br /> This past spring brought in a record number of participants while the fall league had less <br /> numbers than anticipated. <br /> The Skating Academy, which is also a joint effort between the arena and city recreation, <br /> continues to be very popular. The hockey skating lessons that where added last year <br /> continue to grow. What makes the Academy strong is the skilled and dedicated <br /> instructors as well as the administrative staff that handles the registration. Working <br /> together they are highly regarded in the skating community. <br /> The program offers skating lessons from beginners who just want to learn the basics to <br /> skaters that want to compete either in figure skating competitions or in hockey. <br /> The Figure Skating Club is independent from the Skating Academy and is operated by the <br /> parents of the club (like Youth Hockey). The Club has given skaters the opportunity to <br /> compete at meets. The Club has gone to several meets around the area and has several <br /> skaters placing in their category, beating other establishing clubs that are much larger. <br /> Ice Hours <br /> Ice usage is up to a little under 200 hours. Most of these hours were gained in the spring <br /> and summer months. New summer programs from the Skating Academy and U.S.A. <br /> Hockey's STP program, accounted for most of this increase. Local hockey groups <br /> organize the STP program. Last season Elk River and Anoka hockey held their STP <br /> program at the arena. <br /> During the regular season (mid-September to mid-March) there are only so many hours <br /> of ice to be rented. There are very few, if any, prime time hours available during the <br /> regular season; over half of the non prime time hours are being rented at this time. From <br /> what I have heard, Rogers will be building a rink in two years. If this holds true we could <br /> see a temporary reduction in the number of non-prime time and weekend hours being <br /> rented. <br />
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