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Future Caps Learn to Play introduces kids to hockey through age-appropriate on-ice instruction. The program includes eight classes focused on hockey skills with certified coaching in a fun and safe atmosphere. It is offered to new, first-time participants who have skating competency prior to enrolling.
• Ages: 5–9 years old
• Schedule: Eight (8) classes of age-appropriate on-ice instruction
• Price: Participation fee ranges from $259.00–$349.00 and varies by facility
The Future Caps Learn to Play program, presented by World Wide Technology, provides a unique opportunity for families to join the hockey community and for participants to develop fundamental skills to help them succeed both on and off the ice. The program provides free head-to-toe equipment from CCM and/or Bauer for each child to keep, including a helmet with cage, shoulder pads, elbow pads, and hockey equipment. It is offered to new, first-time participants (boys and girls) between the ages of five to nine who have not been previously registered with USA Hockey or participated in a hockey league or program, and players may only register for and participate in Future Caps Learn to Play once. Participants are encouraged to complete a Learn to Skate class through their local rink before enrolling in this program. Created jointly by the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) and the National Hockey League (NHL), the program is part of a unified growth strategy for hockey developed in partnership with USA Hockey.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
• Ages: 5–9 years old
• Schedule: Eight (8) classes of age-appropriate on-ice instruction
• Price: Participation fee ranges from $259.00–$349.00 and varies by facility
The Future Caps Learn to Play program, presented by World Wide Technology, provides a unique opportunity for families to join the hockey community and for participants to develop fundamental skills to help them succeed both on and off the ice. The program provides free head-to-toe equipment from CCM and/or Bauer for each child to keep, including a helmet with cage, shoulder pads, elbow pads, and hockey equipment. It is offered to new, first-time participants (boys and girls) between the ages of five to nine who have not been previously registered with USA Hockey or participated in a hockey league or program, and players may only register for and participate in Future Caps Learn to Play once. Participants are encouraged to complete a Learn to Skate class through their local rink before enrolling in this program. Created jointly by the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) and the National Hockey League (NHL), the program is part of a unified growth strategy for hockey developed in partnership with USA Hockey.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
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