text: Adelaide Summer League - New Player Assessment #2 Tickets, Sun, 24/09/2017 at 9:45 am | Eventbrite
  Sun. 24 September 2017, 9:45 am – 10:45 am ACST
  9:45 am – 10:45 am ACST
  The assessment is purely to gather where your skills sit in your hockey journey, and make sure that we put you in the right team. Don't stress too much about how well you do, just give it your best go. If you fall over, or miss a pass, it's okay - you will still get picked for a team.
  Fee for the assessment will be $20.00 per person, and will be required prior to stepping on the ice. To confirm your spot, please register here.
  If you are not currently registered, please head to:https://admin.esportsdesk.com/leagues/eventsV2.cfm?clientid=6239&leagueid=26880&tleagueid=26500&tseasonid=50196 and select "Come n Try IHSA".
  That's more of a statement than a question…but go on…
  Do new goalies have to come to the assessment?
  At the Ice Arena which is located at:
  23 James Congdon Dr, Thebarton, SA 5031
  -Tuesday, 19 September on the small ice: 8:15pm-9:15pm
  -Sunday, 24 September on the large ice: 9:45am-10:45am
  Get in touch with us right away! You can contact the ASL coordinator, Mark Beckett: markbearcat@gmail.com or reach out to us on the facebook page: "IHSA- Adelaide Summer League – Official."
  Assessment will be $20 per person.
  There will be an ASL committee member with a laptop and a spreadsheet at the sign in area. They will collect your money (cash only) before you skate. Please bring the correct money on the day - no pay, no play.
  If the first assessment session is completely booked out, what do I do?
  Book in for the second!
  If the second assessment session is completely booked out, what do I do?
  Hang in there! If there are so many new players that want to play in the ASL that we have to limit the numbers attending our second assessment, then we'll get post for another assessment date.
  You will need to be in full equipment. That means helmets, shoulder pads, padded hockey shorts, shin/knee pads, gloves, skates. Women must wear a full cage or full mask. Anyone under 19 must wear a neckguard. Anyone under 21, you must wear a mouth guard, skates, stick, and a jersey to skate in.
  You might consider borrowing some equipment from a friend to fill in any pieces that you're missing. Ultimately, if you're going to play hockey, you'll need to have access to equipment, whether new, used or borrowed. There are plenty of places to look for used gear online, such as the facebook groups "Adelaide Ice Hockey Buy And Sell" and "Ice/inline hockey buy/swap/sell – Australia." You can search the Ice Hockey C Grade page, or the "IHSA- Adelaide Summer League – Official" page, or buying new equipment from Power Play Sports at the rink, or buying new or used online.
  My mom makes really awesome Christmas sweaters that will fit over my pads, can I wear that instead of a jersey?
  Yes. A thousand times, yes. Be warned, you will forever be known as "Christmas Sweater _________ (insert your name here)."
  No! You can press the last button on the right of the ticket machines in the garage, and then press the green ticket button. Sometimes you may need to press these buttons repeatedly for them to work. There is also some street parking nearby.
  EVERYONE makes mistakes, falls, feels like they look silly, and has things they are not great at on the ice. Own it, laugh about it and move on!
  We will do our absolute best to place everyone that comes out for assessment on a team.
  After assessments are made, the committee will meet to discuss and start finalising team rosters. It will likely be approximately two weeks before team rosters are named.