With a 5-2 win over the Mustangs, the trophy is home again. While it was the 4th win for the Lancers against Marquette in the last two seasons, the Skate had been elusive. Not so for this senior class. Unfortunately, not many fans could attend the January 1 game, unlike the madhouse at the MUHC from last year’s Challenge Cup showdown when Lafayette sent Marquette home to end their season. The 2021 playoffs are approaching, so find our stream on Facebook and #GoLancers
Scrimmages, Exhibition and Practice Games for JV and Varsity are coming next week, check the Calendar. Regular season for Mid States will tentatively start November 22. Stay tuned for updates on admission policies, safety procedures and ways to see the games for our fans and parents. #GoLancers
* 12 team field, 4 pods, top team from each pod will make semifinals, all teams will play a 4th game.
All games are at the Wentzville Ice Arena Limited seating – 200 fans max attendance with Face Coverings required Please follow all Social Distancing Guidelines
See Additional Tournament Rules Below
2020 Tournament Rules – per Marquette Hockey, Tournament Sponsors and Wentzville Ice Arena
There will be a max capacity of 200 people per rink (not including players/coaches). At the rink, our health checkers will be ensuring that everyone who enters the rink is wearing a mask. The first 200 people will be given a ticket that will admit them into the rink lobby where they will pay the $5/pp admittance fee to the game and get their hand stamped. The rink will open 45 minutes prior to each game which should ensure enough time for all parents being able to pay their admittance fee to their player’s game. We further ask that fans either wait outside or in their car after paying admittance fee until 15 minutes prior to game time as there is no gathering in the rink lobby. Fans will show their hand stamp for readmittance into the rink. One adult can pay for up to 2 admittance fees upon arrival, ensuring that spouses can be admitted together even if they don’t travel together.
All clubs are welcomed and encouraged to live stream your games for your club’s families and fans who may be high risk and unable to attend. Each club would be responsible to set that up on their own.
Our goal is to have a safe and competitive hockey tournament. Please encourage all your players to wear masks at all times (even in the locker rooms) until they are ready to put on their helmet and get on the ice.
FULL SCHEDULE – (UNOFFICIAL AS OF 9/9 – SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
Hope you all are doing well, and have not gone stir crazy during these crazy times. It’s time for our annual July and August Summer Skates, the rinks just re-opened in time! Time to strap on those skates and hit the ice again!!
Maryville (Chesterfield) has confirmed summer ice availability and we have received the set schedule through July. The times vary slightly but we are planning all summer sessions to be on Tuesday evenings. Below are the July times and players can register HERE. As we have done in the past, the sessions are open to 2020 graduates as well as all underclassman. Please register from our main webpage under the Register tab – you will need to be registered PRIOR to arriving at the ice rink on July 7th, including a current USA Hockey registration. We will be advising August times as they become available.
Lafayette Summer Skates at Maryville University Ice Center
