20th Annual Las Vegas Hockey Classic
March 4-7 – “A”, “B”, “C” and “D” Divisions
March 11-14 – “D” and “Novice A” Divisions
March 18-21 – “Novice B” and “Novice C” Divisions
TOURNAMENT DETAILS
Games will begin at 5:00 PM on Thursday evening and conclude by 3:00 PM on Sunday afternoon. Prices based on 14 players per team. Package is for Thur-Fri-Sat nights. Extra nights are available, contact California Hockey Productions for details. Players who wish to participate in the tournament only (no hotel), price is $159. Prices in U.S. Dollars.
To register your team for a California Hockey Productions tournament, inquire for a form via email. Fill out the form and send with a non-refundable deposit of $200. Registrations will not be accepted without a deposit.
Registrations will not be accepted without a deposit.
Registration will close on the date listed below or when all spots in the tournament are filled. Recent tournaments have sold out weeks before the deadline, so please register early to avoid being shut out.
Tournament Weekend Registration & Deposit Deadline Per-player Payments Due
March 4-7 January 8 February 2
March 11-14 January 15 February 8
March 18-21 January 22 February 16
THE DIVISIONS
At California Hockey Productions, we do everything we can to place all teams in a division with other teams of similar ability. To do that, we learn as much as we can about each team; their age, playing experience, the competition level in their league, etc. Below is a guideline to each division. If you are not sure about which division your team fits into, please call the California Hockey Productions office and we will figure it out.
• “A” The highest level of recreational hockey. Most players have played at junior, college, or even professional level.
• “B” Just below the top level. May have some “A” level players. May be the highest level in some areas, top intermediate level in other areas.
• “C” Middle to upper level intermediate level. Many players have played at higher levels, while some have worked their way up from lower levels.
• “D” Lower to middle intermediate level. A wide range that will often be split into separate divisions. Geared mainly toward the novice player who has worked up. Will also have some upper level players who, as they get older, are coming down.
• “Novice A” A team of mostly novice players, who have had enough experience to move up to intermediate, but may not be quite skilled enough.
• “Novice B” A beginner level team with players having about 2-4 years experience or the equivalent ability.
• “Novice C” A beginner level team with players having less than 2 years experience or the equivalent ability.