Sled Hockey
Have Fun on the Ice
Sled hockey is an action-packed sport that takes place on the ice. It follows most of the typical ice hockey rules, except players use specially designed sleds that sit on top of two hockey skate blades, and each player has two sticks that they can use to propel themselves across the ice.
Through a partnership with Oakland Ice Center, BORP offers the only ongoing competitive sled hockey program in Northern California. BORP’s team, the Sharks, plays against other teams in the Pacific Division and competes annually in the USA Hockey – Disabled Hockey Festival.
Children and youth with any type of lower limb disability are encouraged to come to practices and try this exciting sport. The program is mixed gender and serves ages 7 through 18.
Like BORP’s other sports programs, sled hockey offers young players the chance to make friends, work with supportive adult coaches, learn new skills, build confidence, and have a lot of fun.
Practices
Weekly, on Friday evenings from 6:00PM-7:00PM
Oakland Ice Center
519 18th St, Oakland, CA 94612
Come and join us to play!
Newcomers should email info@borp.org or call 510-225-7030
Stories and News about the program
Garnett Silver-Hall: This year’s recipient of the Jennifer Howitt Award
By BORP Youth Team Coach, Trooper Johnson About nine years ago, the BORP youth team was at the Oakland Ice Center, getting ready for Sled
Congratulations to BORP Sled Hockey Player, Garnett Silver-Hall
Garnett Silver-Hall, the Captain of the Sharks Sled Hockey team has been accepted to the 2018 USA Hockey Sled Select Camp that will be held in Buffalo, NY
BORP’s youth Sharks Sled Hockey Team compete at the 2018 Disabled Hockey Festival
Last week BORP’s youth sled hockey team, the Sharks Sled Hockey, were in Chicago for the 2018 Disabled Hockey Festival. Last year the Sharks debuted