Spring Programs

Below is a summary of our Spring & Summer Programs for the 2026 season.Β Β Scroll down for a searchable calendar of all programs.


πŸ’ NEW! Payment & Sign-Up Policy

 

Payment is now required at the time of sign-up to secure your spot. This applies to all sign-ups, regardless of how far in advance the date or camp may be. We will no longer hold or reserve spots without payment being made in full at the time of sign-up.

 

Payment options include Venmo, Zelle, Stripe (Credit Card, Cash App, ACH Direct Debit). Cancellation deadline for all Spring Programs (April – June Programs) is March 1st and all Summer Programs (July – August) is June 1st for a no questions asked refund. For all details please see the β€œHow to Pay” and β€œRefund/Cancellation Policy” sections below.

 

If you have any questions, please email mark@markzarbohockey.com.

 

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

 


Click on any program title to visit that program’s page.

Scroll down for a summary of all program details.

For any questions regarding player level or registration, please email mark@markzarbohockey.com

 


πŸ’ What’s New & What’s the Same?!

NEW! Spring 2026
  • Increased Flexibility of Age Groups: More flexible age eligibility and detailed notes help families choose the right fit.
  • Reduced Player Max Numbers: Mini Mite, Mite, and Girls Only programs now capped at 24 players (4 groups Γ— 6 players).
  • Longer Practice Times: Mite and Girls programs now 1 hour 15 minutes β€” 50 minutes skills + 15-minute scrimmage.
  • New Mite Battling Program: Focused on battling, puck protection, and compete skills.
  • New Friday 3v3 League: Added a Friday night division alongside weekend league.
  • Improved 3 v 3 Game Times: Shorter 3v3 sessions (1 hr 15 min) for better start times and ice flow.
  • Decreased 3 v 3 Team Size: Only 8 players & 1 Goalie per team.
  • 3 v 3 A & B Lines for Increased Competition: Players split into 2 lines of 4. Players rotate equally among their line.

 

NEW! Summer 2026
  • Backward Intensive Camp Added: Expanded to include dedicated backward skating focus.
  • 5 Total Weeks of Mite Programs: Added weeks due to demand.
  • Mite Battling Camp Added: 4-day summer version of spring program.

 

The SAME!
  • Build Your Own Program: Mix and match programs with generous multi-family discounts.
  • Flexible Scheduling: Skill sessions allow you to choose specific dates, times, and topics.
  • Family Discounts: Enroll in any main program and unlock discounts on others.

 


πŸ’ Spring Programs (April – June)

 

Mini Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program
    • 2020, 2021, 2022 birth years
    • No beginners please! See program page for level description
    • Mondays 4:45–6:00pm, April 13 – June 29, Holiday Rinks –> No ice May 25th
    • Cost: $XXX
    • 11 practices (13.75 hours ice)
    • Max 24 players β†’ 4 groups of 6 players
    • Day #1 skating timed test β†’ players grouped by ability
    • Focus on edge work, skating, puck/stickhandling
    • Practice: 50–60 minute skills β†’ 15-minute scrimmage
    • Jersey provided
    • Signing up for this program makes the entire family eligible for discounts on select Spring & Summer Programs!

 

⚠️ 2020 Birth Years: Players born in 2020 are eligible for both the Mini Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program and Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program programs. It is recommended that lower-level or newer 2019 players register for the Mini Mite Program, while higher-level or more experienced 2019 players register for the Mite Program. This helps ensure players are grouped with others of similar ability and receive practice plans best suited to their developmental level.

 

Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program
    • 2018, 2019, 2020 birth years
    • No beginners please! See program page for level description
    • Tuesdays, April 14 – June 23, Holiday Rinks
    • Group #1 = 4:45–6:00pm
    • Group #2 = 6:00–7:15pm
    • Players are eligible to sign up for 1 or both groups.
    • Cost: $XXX
    • 11 practices (13.75 hours ice)
    • Max 24 players β†’ 4 groups of 6 players
    • Day #1 skating timed test β†’ players grouped by ability
    • Focus on edge work, skating, puck/stickhandling
    • Practice: 50–60 minute skills β†’ 15-minute scrimmage
    • Jersey provided
    • Signing up for this program makes the entire family eligible for discounts on select Spring & Summer Programs!

 

⚠️ 2018 Birth Years: 2018 birth years are eligible for both the Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program (2018, 2019, 2020) and/or Squirt Hockey IQ Program (2016 – 2017 AAA/AA, 2018 AAA). 2018 players MUST be AAA level for the hockey IQ program. Players who are not yet at this (β€œAAA”) level will struggle to keep up with the group and will not benefit from the program. If that describes your player, we highly recommend our Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program , Spring/Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics), Mite Battling & Puck Protection Program , and/or our 3 v 3 Cross-Ice Development League to focus on strengthening their skill foundation.

⚠️ 2020 Birth Years: 2019 birth years are eligible for both the Mite (2018 – 2020) and/or Mini Mite (2020 – 2022) Skill & Scrimmage Programs. It is suggested that lower level/newer 2020 players sign up for the Mini Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program and that higher level/more experienced 2020 players sign up for the Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program .

 

Mite Battling, Puck Protection & Scrimmage Program
    • 2018, 2019, 2020 birth years
    • No beginners please! See program page for level description
    • Thursdays 4:15–5:30pm, April 24 – June 26, Holiday Rinks
    • Cost: $XXX
    • 11 total practices (13.75 hours ice)
    • Max 24 players β†’ 4 groups of 6 players
    • Day #1 skating timed test β†’ players grouped by ability
    • Focus on battling, puck protection and age-appropriate body contact skills
    • Practice: 50–60 minute skills β†’ 15-minute scrimmage
    • Jersey provided
    • Signing up for this program makes the entire family eligible for discounts on select Spring & Summer Programs!

 

⚠️ Player Eligibility: Players should already possess a strong foundation of skating and puck skills. Those who are not yet strong in basic skating skills such as stops and starts, crossovers, tight turns, puck control, and edge work will struggle to keep up and compete and not benefit from this program. For those players we suggest looking at our Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program , Spring/Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics) to strengthen their skills foundation.

 

Girls ONLY! Skills & Scrimmage Program
  • 2016–2019 birth years
  • No beginners please! See program page for level description
  • Mondays 6:00–7:15pm, April 13 – June 29, Holiday Rinks β†’ No ice May 25th
  • Cost: $XXX
  • 11 practices (13.75 hours ice)
  • Max 24 players β†’ 4 groups of 6 players
  • Day #1 skating timed test β†’ players grouped by ability
  • Focus on edge work, skating, puck/stickhandling
  • Practice: 50–60 minute skills β†’ 15-minute scrimmage
  • Jersey provided
  • Signing up for this program makes the entire family eligible for discounts on select Spring & Summer Programs!

 

Hockey IQ Development Programs

 

  • AAA/AA travel level players; See age group for description of program level & players best suited
  • All ice at Holiday Rinks
  • Cost: $XXX
  • 11 Γ— 1.5-hour ice sessions (9 practices, 2 games) = 16.5 hours total ice
  • Access to Mark Zarbo Hockey IQ Video Database
  • Video lessons provided prior to each practice
  • Pixellot Analytics Video Account for each player
  • Game breakdowns (15–20 clips) via Pixellot based on skills/topics
  • Signing up for this program makes the entire family eligible for discounts on select Spring & Summer Programs!

 

⚠️ 2018 Birth Years: 2018 birth year players looking at the Squirt IQ program should be “AAA” level.

Why? The Hockey IQ Program assumes that all players attending already possess strong skating and skill foundations. Players who are not yet at this (β€œAAA”) level will struggle to keep up with the group and will not benefit from this program. If that describes your player, we highly recommend our Mite Skills & Scrimmage Program or our Spring/Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics) to focus on strengthening their skill foundation.
 

⚠️ 2016 Birth Years: 2015 birth year players eligible for either squirt (2016 – 2017 AAA/AA, 2018 AAA) or pewee (2015 – 2016 AAA/AA) age groups. If your player is an average/lower level 2015 AA player we suggest signing up for the Squirt IQ age group. If your player is a higher end 2015 player we suggest the Pewee age group.

Why? Players get the most out of the Hockey IQ Program when they are at a top-to-average skill level compared to the rest of the group. When a player’s skills are behind the group, it becomes very difficult for them to apply the IQ concepts being taught, as they are mainly focused on just trying to keep up. That’s why, new this spring, we’re allowing more flexible age sign-ups across groups and programs. This ensures a better fit and helps players get the most out of their experience!

 

Midget/HS Development Program
  • 2009–2012 AAA/AA players
  • Tuesdays 8:15–9:45pm, April 14 – June 23, Holiday Rinks
  • Cost: $XXX
  • 11 Γ— 1.5-hour ice sessions (9 practices, 2 games) = 16.5 hours total ice
  • All ice at Holiday Rinks
  • Access to Mark Zarbo Hockey IQ Video Database
  • Video lessons provided prior to each practice
  • Pixellot Analytics Video Account for each player
  • Game breakdowns (15–20 clips) via Pixellot based on skills/topics
  • Signing up for this program makes the entire family eligible for discounts on select Spring & Summer Programs!

 

⚠️ Player Eligibility: These sessions are not appropriate for players below a strong AAA/AA level. Players should have a solid skills foundation relative to others in their age group.

Why? Players get the most out of the Hockey IQ Program when they are at a top-to-average skill level within the group. If a player’s skills are behind, it becomes difficult for them to apply the IQ concepts being taught because they are primarily focused on keeping up. If your player is at a lower skill level for their age, we strongly recommend prioritizing foundational skill development. See our Spring/Summer Skill Sessions.

 

3 v 3 Cross-Ice Development League
    • AAA/AA travel level players
    • Mini Mite (2020–2022), Mite (2019–2020), Squirt (2017–2018), Peewee (2015–2016), Bantam (2013–2014), Midget (2009–2012)
    • Friday Night Division: April 24th, May 1st, 8th, 15th, 29th, June 5th, 19th, 26th
    • Weekend Division: April 18th, 25th, May 2nd, 9th, 30th, June 6th, 20th, 27th
    • Cost: $XXX
    • 2 Γ— 25-minute games per ice time
    • Teams: 8 players + 1 goalie, 1-minute timed shifts, coached by Mark Zarbo Hockey Staff
    • All ice is at Holiday Rinks
    • Jersey provided

 

⚠️ Game Times: Dates are listed above for each division. Game times TBD once sign up completed. Contact with questions.

⚠️Decreased 3 v 3 Team Size: We have decreased team size to 8 players and 1 goalie.

⚠️A & B Lines for Increased Competition: Players will be split into 2 lines of 4 players. Players will rotate evenly on their line.

⚠️ 2019 Birth Years: 2019 birth years are eligible for both the Mite (2018 – 2019) and/or Mini Mite (2019 – 2020) divisions. It is suggested that lower level/newer 2019 players sign up for the Mini Mite division and that higher level/more experienced 2019 players sign up for the Mite division.

 

Spring & Summer Skill Sessions

Younger Age Group: 2016–2021 Birth Years

  • Sundays: Β½-Ice Small Group (~12 players)
    • 4:00–5:00pm, 5:00–6:00pm, 6:00–7:00pm, 7:00–8:00pm
  • Wednesdays: Full Ice (~20 players per group)
    • 5:00–6:00pm, 6:00–7:00pm
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    Older Age Group: 2009–2016 Birth Years

  • Sundays: Β½-Ice Small Group (~12 players)
    • 4:00–5:00pm, 5:00–6:00pm, 6:00–7:00pm, 7:00–8:00pm
  • Wednesdays: Full Ice (~20 players per group)
    • 7:00–8:00pm, 8:00–9:00pm
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  • Flexible Scheduling: Pick & choose session dates, topics, and times based on session availability.
  • Cost: $XXX per session
  • Topics: Skating, Stickhandling & Puck Control, Overspeed Skating, Shooting Skills
  • Main Program Discount: Discounted flat rate of $18/session for all main program participants.
  • Quantity Discounts: The cost per session is based on the total number of sessions registered. As players sign up for more sessions throughout the season, they can unlock additional discounts. See program page for details!

 

⚠️ Our Most Flexible Program Offering: Our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions are our most flexible program, allowing you to pick and choose dates, times, and topics, while taking advantage of generous quantity discounts.

⚠️ Families with Multiple Players: For those with multiple players the half-ice format enables all of your players to be on the ice simultaneously, with one older group and one younger group sharing each half.

⚠️ 2016 Birth Years: We recommend that 2016 travel-level players sign up for the older age group (2009–2016). House-level 2016 players are encouraged to sign up for the younger age group (2016–2021).

 

Spring AAA Skill Sessions

Age Group: 2009 – 2016 Birth Years

  • Mondays, 8:45 – 9:45pm
  • Tuesdays, 7:15 – 8:15pm
  • Thursdays, 5:45 – 6:45pm
  • Flexible scheduling: Pick & choose session dates, topics, and times based on session availability.
  • Player Maximum: ~18 players
  • Cost: $XXX per session
  • Main Program Discount: Discounted flat rate of $25/session for all main program participants.
  • Quantity Discounts: The cost per session is based on the total number of sessions registered. As players sign up for more sessions throughout the season, they can unlock additional discounts. See program page for details!
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    ⚠️ Why AAA level? PEP-style training assumes players already possess very strong foundational skills and experience in skill development. The purpose of this training is to challenge that foundation by engaging multiple skills (motor units) simultaneously. Players who do not possess this level of skill will not benefit from this style of training, as they may reinforce bad habits or struggle to perform the drills as intended. It is recommended that those players participate in our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions to strengthen their foundational skill base.
     


    πŸ’ Summer Programs (July – August)

     

    Mite Summer Skill Camps
      • Age Group: 2019–2022 birth years

      Schedule:

    • Week #1: July 20th–23rd, 8:30–10:00am, Skating & Puck Control #1, Holiday Rinks
    • Week #2: July 27th–30th, 8:30–10:00am, Skating & Puck Control #2, Leisure Rinks
    • Week #3: August 3rd–6th, 8:30–10:00am, Skating & Puck Control #3, Holiday Rinks
    • Week #4: August 10th–13th, 8:00–9:30am, Skating & Puck Control #4, Holiday Rinks
    • Week #5: August 17th–20th, 8:30–10:00am, Battling & Puck Protection Camp (2017–2020), Holiday Rinks
    • Cost: $XXX per week
    • Five total weeks available; discount for 2+ weeks
    • Total Hours per Week: 4 practices β€” 1.5 hours each (6 hours total)
    • Maximum Players: 24 players β†’ 4 groups of 6 players
    • Player Groupings: Players split into 4 groups based on age and skill level
    • Skating Camp Practice Focus: Sessions focus on edge work, skating, and puck/stickhandling skills
    • Battle Camp Practice Focus: Sessions focus on age-appropriate body contact, battling, and puck protection skills
    • Practice Format: 60 minutes of skill development & ~15–20 minutes of 3v3 scrimmage
    • Jersey provided

    ⚠️ 2018 Birth Years: 2018 birth years are eligible for both the Skating & Puck Control Camps and/or Mite Summer Skill Camps . It is suggested that lower level/newer 2018 players sign up for the Mite age group and that higher level/more experienced 2018 players sign up for the Skating & Puck Control Camp.

    ⚠️ No Beginners Please: These camps are not appropriate for beginner-level players. A beginner is defined as a player who has not yet proficient with basic skating skills of stops/starts, crossovers, tight turns, backward skating, basic puck control, and basic edge work. We assume all participants can perform these fundamental skills, as all practices and sessions are designed with this in mind.

    ⚠️ Battle Camp Eligibility: Players (2019 – 2021 birth years) should already possess a very strong foundation of skating and puck skills. Those who are not yet strong in basic skating skills such as stops and starts, crossovers, tight turns, puck control, and edge work will not benefit from this program. For those players we suggest looking at our Mite Summer Skill Camps and/or our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions to strengthen their skills foundation.

 

Skating, Edge Work & Puck Control Skills Camps

Week #1: July 27th – 30th

  • 8:30–10:00am β€” 2016–2018 AAA/AA
  • 10:00–11:30am β€” 2013–2015 AAA/AA
  • 11:30am–1:00pm β€” 2008–2012 AAA/AA
  • 1:00–2:30pm β€” Backwards Intensive Camp (2008–2015 AAA/AA)

Week #2: August 3rd – 6th

  • 10:00–11:30am β€” 2016–2018 AAA/AA
  • 11:30am–1:00pm β€” 2013–2015 AAA/AA
  • 1:00–2:30pm β€” 2008–2012 AAA/AA
  • Cost: $XXX per week
  • Two weeks available; discount when signing up for both weeks
  • Total Hours: 4 practices β€” 1.5 hours each (6 hours total)
  • Location: Holiday Twin Rinks
  • Maximum Players: 20 players
  • Player Groupings: Players split into 4 groups based on age and skill level
  • Skating & Edge Work Camp Focus: Sessions focus on edge work, skating, and puck/stickhandling skills
  • Backwards Camp Focus: Sessions focus on backwards edge work, skating, and puck/stickhandling skills
  • Mini Mite Players (2019–2021): See Mite Summer Skill Camps

⚠️ AAA/AA Level Players: These camps are designed for travel-level players only, as they assume participants already have a strong foundation in skating and puck skills. Players who are below this level should consider our Mite Summer Skill Camps and/or our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions to strengthen their skills foundation.

⚠️ 2015 Birth Years: Players born in 2015 are eligible for either age group. If your player is an average or lower-level 2015 AA player, we recommend the 2015–2019 AAA/AA group. If your player is a higher-end 2015, we recommend the 2008–2015 AAA/AA group. These recommendations help ensure all players get the most out of their registration.

 

Offensive Skills & Scoring Camp
  • Dates: July 6–9th, Holiday Rinks
  • Group 1: 2013–2015 AAA/AA, 8:30am–1:30pm
  • Group 2: 2015–2017 AAA/AA, 10:00am–3:00pm
  • Cost: $XXX
  • Location: Holiday Twin Rinks
  • Total Hours: 12 hours on-ice, 4 hours classroom
  • Maximum Players: 18 players per group
  • Practice Focus: Sessions focus on offensive tactics and the skill nuances of creating more offensive chances and scoring goals.

⚠️ AAA/AA Level Players: These camps are designed for travel-level players only, as they assume participants already have a strong foundation in skating and puck skills. Players who are below this level should consider our Skating, Edge Work & Puck Control Skills Camps and/or our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions to strengthen their skills foundation.

 

Defense Skills Camp

 

  • Dates: August 10–13th, Holiday Rinks
  • Group 1: 2013–2014 AAA/AA, 2015 AAA β€” 9:30am–2:30pm
  • Group 2: 2015–2016 AAA/AA, 2017 AAA β€” 11:00am–4:00pm
  • Cost: $XXX
  • Location: Holiday Twin Rinks
  • Total Hours: 12 hours on-ice, 4 hours classroom
  • Maximum Players: 18 players per group
  • Practice Focus: Sessions focus on teaching players the key defensive fundamentals and concepts needed to excel at both ends of the ice.
  • ⚠️ 2017 Birth Years: 2017 birth year players looking at the Defense Skills Program should be “AAA” level. Why? The Defense Program assumes that all players attending already possess strong skating and skill foundations. Players who are not yet at this (β€œAAA”) level will struggle to keep up with the group and not benefit from this program. If that describes your player, we highly recommend our Skating& Puck Control Camp and/or our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics) to focus on strengthening their skill foundation.

    ⚠️ 2015 Birth Years: 2015 birth year players are eligible for group #1 (2013 – 2014 AA/AA, 2015 AAA) and group #2 (2015 – 2016 AAA/AA, 2017 AAA) age groups. If your player is an average/lower level 2015 AA player we suggest signing up for Group #2. If your player is a higher end 2015 player we suggest Group #1.

    Why? Players get the most out of the Defense Program when they are at a top-to-average skill level compared to the rest of the group. When a player’s skills are behind the group, it becomes very difficult for them to apply the concepts being taught, as they are mainly focused on just trying to keep up. That’s why, new this summer, we’re allowing more flexible age sign-ups across groups and programs. This ensures a better fit and helps players get the most out of their experience!

     

    Body Contact, Battling & Checking Camps

     

    • Dates: July 20–23, Holiday Rinks
    • 2016–2018 AAA/AA Birth Years: 10:00am–11:30am, Body Contact, Battling & Puck Protection Camp
    • 2014–2015 Birth Years, Group #1: 11:30am–1:00pm, Introduction to Checking, Body Contact & Battling Camp
    • 2014–2015 Birth Years, Group #2: 1:00–2:30pm, Introduction to Checking, Body Contact & Battling Camp
    • Cost: $XXX
    • Total Hours: 4 practices β€” 1.5 hours each (6 hours total)
    • Maximum Players: 24 players β†’ 4 groups of 6 players
    • Player Groupings: Players split into 4 groups based on age and skill level
    • Practice Focus: Sessions focus on age-appropriate body contact, battling, and puck protection skills

     

    ⚠️ Camp Eligibility: Players should already possess a very strong foundation of skating and puck skills. Those who are not yet strong in basic skating skills such as stops and starts, crossovers, 2 foot tight turns, puck control, and edge work will not benefit from this camp. For those players we suggest looking at our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics) to focus on strengthening their skill foundation.

     

    AAA Skills Training Camp

    Week #1: July 27–30th, Leisure Rinks

    • 10:00am–11:30am β€” 2009–2013 AAA
    • 11:30am–1:00pm β€” 2013–2016 AAA

    Week #2: August 17–20th, Holiday Rinks

    • 10:00am–11:30am β€” 2009–2013 AAA
    • 11:30am–1:00pm β€” 2013–2016 AAA
    • Cost: $XXX per week
    • Two weeks available; discount when signing up for both weeks
    • Total Hours: 4 practices β€” 1.5 hours each (6 hours total)
    • Maximum Players: 20 players
    • Player Groupings: Players split into 4 groups based on age and skill level
    • Practice Focus: Mark Zarbo Hockey is Power Edge Pro (PEP) certified. We will use Power Edge Pro sequences to challenge each player’s ability.

    ⚠️ AAA Level Players: PEP assumes participants already possess a high level of skating and puck skills. The purpose of PEP is to engage multiple motor skills simultaneously, enhancing overall on-ice performance. Players who are not “AAA” level we suggest looking at our Skating& Puck Control Camp , Friday Skating & Puck Control Skill Sessions and/or our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics) to focus on strengthening their skill foundation.

    Friday Skating, Edge & Puck Control Skill Sessions
    • Younger Age Group: Mite, Squirt, Peewee Minor (2015–2019 AAA/AA)
    • Older Age Group: Peewee, Bantam, Midget (2008–2014 AAA/AA)
    • Schedule: Fridays daytime, July–August, Holiday Twin Rinks
    • Flexible Scheduling: Pick & choose your dates, times, and topics based on session availability. Back-to-back hours are allowed for sign up.
    • Cost: $XXX per session
    • Session Format: Full ice, 16 players, 2-coach small group sessions
    • Topics: 2 topics to choose from: Forward Skating, Edges & Puck Skills and/or Backwards Skating, Edges & Puck Skills.
    • Focus: Edge work, skating mechanics, overspeed/quickness, and puck control.

    ⚠️ AAA/AA Level Players: These sessions are designed for travel-level players only, as they assume participants already have a strong foundation in skating and puck skills. For players who are not at that level yet, we suggest looking at our Spring & Summer Skill Sessions (pick and choose dates, times, and topics) to focus on strengthening their skill foundation.


    πŸ’ Full Season Schedule

     

    Below is the full spring and summer calendar, NOT the currently available sessions. Sign-up form will list all currently available sessions for each program.

     


    πŸ’ Payment Policies

     
    Payment is required at the time of sign-up to secure your spot. This applies to all sign-ups, regardless of how far in advance the date or camp may be. We will no longer hold or reserve spots without payment being made in full at the time of sign-up. See refund/cancellation policy for further details.
     
    PAYMENT METHODS ACCEPTED
     
    Venmo: @Mark-Zarbo (3724) –> Preferred
     
    Zelle: @MarkZarboHockey –> Preferred
     
    Stripe Link: Credit Card, Cash App, ACH Direct Debit all accepted through Stripe Link. Email mark@markzarbohockey.com to request a payment link. We are now waiving the former 3% fee.
     
    Cash/Check: Cash and check are accepted, but payment must be received within one week of submitting the sign-up form. If you are unable to pay within one week, please use one of the other available payment methods.
     
    NOTE: We no longer are accepting mailed payments. Payments must either be online or given in person.

     


    πŸ’ Spring-Summer Cancellation, Refund & Credits Policy

     

    Spring Programs (April – June) Last Day To Cancel for full refund: March 1st
    Summer Programs (July – August) Last Day To Cancel for full refund: June 1st

     

    After specified dates credits, no refunds, will only be issued if we are able to find a replacement player to fill the spot. Once the program has started the roster is frozen and no refunds or credits will be issued.

    Players are always welcome (and encouraged) to find their own replacement. Please notify Mark Zarbo Hockey of any substitutions. Applies to all cancellations, including sickness or injury.
     

    If payment was made by credit card, a 5% processing fee will be deducted from any refund. There is no processing fee for refunds made from any other form of payment.
     

    Credits Policy:
    Credits never expire and can be used for any program we offer at any time.
     

    To use an existing credit, fill out the sign-up form as normal. In the comment box, please note that you have a credit so that when the form is reviewed, we know to look up the credit and apply it to your balance.
     
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    πŸ’ How Do I Sign Up for Programs?

     

    To sign up, please complete the form below. Sign-ups are ONLY accepted through this form.

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    Step 1: Fill out parent/guardian contact information.

    Step 2: Select the number of players you wish to register. The corresponding number of player sign-up forms will appear.

    Step 3: Complete each player’s information.

    Step 4: Check the box next to each program you want the player to attend. Additional instructions or fields for each program will appearβ€”follow these to complete the sign-up.

    Step 5: Repeat Steps 3–4 for each additional player.

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    After submitting the form, you will be redirected to a page to complete the liability waiver. You will also receive an email receipt containing:

    • A copy of your sign-up
    • Invoice and payment information
    • Confirmation email is sent automatically as soon as sign up is submitted, check SPAM/Junk folders if not received right after form submitted

     

    ⚠️  IMPORTANT: Double-check, save, and print the confirmation for your records. You are responsible for all dates signed up for.

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    Tip: You can register multiple players and for multiple programs on a single formβ€”no need to complete separate forms for each player or program.

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    Press Submit 1x Only:Β  Once you are finished with your form press the submit button only 1x.Β  Please give our system a second to load your form.Β  If you press the submit button more than once it will cause a submission failure.

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