Warrior Hockey

The Warrior Hockey Discipline is dedicated to injured and disabled US Military Veterans who have served our country and play the sport of ice hockey. As one of the Disabled Hockey Section's newest disciplines the Anaheim Ducks want to create more opportunities to injured and disabled veterans within our own community! While some of the participants played hockey prior to being injured, many try it for the first time for therapeutic reasons.

Warrior Hockey Learn to Play

Warrior Learn to Play is an extension of the Anaheim Ducks Adult Learn to Play program, designed to create an avenue into hockey for first-time players with limited or no prior experience. Participants will go through three weeks of skills development, focusing each week on a new set of skills – starting with skating, then progressing to stick and puck handling, and finally shooting and game play.

All participants will be issued a full set of equipment (minus chest protector) to borrow for the three-week session. Rental skates will be included as well but must be returned at the end of each on-ice session. Participants will return equipment at the end of the program but can keep their jersey.

The Rinks - Lakewood ICE
Sundays, April 27; May 4 & 11
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

This program is designed to create playing opportunities for injured and disabled former and current Members of the Armed Forces. (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, & Coast Guard).

The Anaheim Ducks and USA Hockey thank the men and women of the armed forces for their service.

The Anaheim Ducks and The Rinks are dedicated to growing the sport of Warrior Hockey and supporting the NHL's Hockey is For Everyone initiative. If you have any questions about the Anaheim Ducks Disabled Hockey Programs, please contact hockeydevelopment@anaheimducks.com.