Tabor Hockey School

2023 Session Dates: August 21-24

Co-ed ice hockey clinic for athletes entering grades 2-9

NOTE: Registration for 2023 Summer Hockey Camp is currently full.

With a student/instructor ratio of 7:1, The Tabor Hockey School is dedicated to improving each student's individual skills and hockey knowledge. Morning on ice sessions focus on skating, puck handling, shooting and other skills, while the afternoon sessions are dedicated to improving read and react skills and on-ice awareness through small area games and team play.

FeaturES:

Over 3 hours on Ice every day in the state-of-the-art Travis Roy Rink
Superior instruction is 7:1 ratio
Individual player evaluations

The Region's Best Hockey School

Camp Details

Schedule:
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Cost: $695
Includes camp jersey and souvenir t-shirt.
(Please note, there is a non-refundable deposit of $100 required. The remaining balance is due 2 weeks prior to the start of the program.)

Grades:
2-9 (entering this fall)

Questions?
Direct inquiries to Eric Long
(508) 291-8326

We are currently full for the 2023 Summer session. Email summer@taboracademy.org to inquire about waitlist availability.

About the Staff

Director: Gerry Dineen

A 1989 graduate of Middlebury College and a native of Bourne, MA, Gerry has been the head boys' hockey coach at Tabor since 199. While at Middlebury, Gerry was an All-New England Defenseman and a standout baseball player who played for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod Baseball League. After college, Gerry played hockey professionally in Europe before returning to the USA where he has been teaching and coaching in the prep school ranks since 1991 (before Tabor, he has was head boys' hockey coach at Vermont Academy and Brooks School).

In addition, the staff will consist of a number of experienced college coaches, prep coaches and players who were chosen not only for their ability to teach the game, but also for their desire to work with players and to pass on their love of the game.

Next Steps

An Athletic Trainer will be on site. This camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, HIPPA, and be licensed by the local Board of Health.