14U AAA

Team Details

16 skaters and 2 goalies
3 team practices per week split between Fishers and Carmel/Westfield rinks
80+ hours of team practice per season
60 minutes dedicated goalie training per week
1x per week off-ice training
Independent schedule of AAA games
- 5 Tournaments/Showcases
- 45-50 games total
- 4-5 school days missed for the season
- 15-18 hotel nights per season
Equipment requirements (not included in assessment)
- Black/White/Red gloves
- Black helmet and pants
- Team Equipment bag (same as 2018-2019 Jr Fuel bags)
- Team track suit (You may use previous black Jr Fuel track suit)
- Uniform pictured above (previous Jr Fuel players may wear last year’s jerseys)
- New game socks are included in the assessment
Season Cost - $4200-4400 (TBD upon conclusion of tryouts)
- $500 deposit and signed player agreement due by 4/18
- Monthly payment plan available July-February

14U (2005) AAA Coach - Jake Skjodt
jskjodt32@gmail.com

Jake Skjodt was born and raised in Indianapolis, IN. Growing up, Skjodt played youth hockey for the Indy Blues & Indianapolis Checkers before attending Cathedral High School, playing on back to back State Championship teams during his Sophomore and Junior seasons. After his Junior year, he played for the Indy Jr. Ice U18 AAA.

Skjodt then played two seasons in the USHL with the Indiana Ice (2006-2008) followed by playing collegiate hockey for the University of Nebraska-Omaha (D-I) and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Points (D-III).

Once completing his playing career, Skjodt returned to Indianapolis, coaching the Indiana Jr. Ice U18 AAA (2011-12) & Indiana Jr. Ice U16 AAA (2012-14). Skjodt then departed Indianapolis to be apart of the inaugural coaching staff for the Arizona State University Sun Devils (D-I, 2015-16). While coaching at Arizona St. Jake attained his master's degree in Higher Education.

Upon returning from Arizona, Skjodt has been coaching with the Indy Jr. Fuel youth organization, U12 AA (2018-19) & U10 AA (2017-18) and resides in Broad Ripple area of Indianapolis, IN.

Recent 14U AAA News

Two 18U AAA Junior Call-Ups This Week!

By admin 03/10/2020, 3:00pm EDT

Adam Johnson to the USHL and Kevin Kost to the NAHL

Good luck Adam and Kevin! Make us proud!

Rally for Carson!

By admin 01/24/2020, 7:30am EST

Join us to support IYHA Jr Fuel 15U AAA player after devastating car accident

Please join us in rallying to help an Indianapolis hockey family through a very difficult time. On Saturday, January 18th, Carson Rainey and his father Gary were traveling on I-70 early in the morning through rain and snow to make it to Carson's 15U AAA game in Pittsburgh. While passing through the Dayton area, control of the vehicle was lost and Carson was ejected onto the pavement at high speed.

When help arrived on the scene Carson was transported to Dayton Children's Hospital where it was determined that he broke 3 vertebrae, lacerated his spleen and a kidney. The lasting extent of his spinal cord damage is yet to be determined. He is currently able to move all of his limbs but has not regained sensation in one of his feet. His internal injuries are expected to return to normal function.

Carson is expected to remain in Dayton until doctors determine that it's safe to move him back to a hospital in the Indy area. The Rainey family is temporarily living out of a hotel near the hospital. Their vehicle was lost in the accident.

The Rainey family is a model of what a youth sports family should be. Gary has served on several youth hockey boards throughout Carson's career and has volunteered countless hours since his son began playing. Carson's mother Christi volunteers at every Indy Fuel ECHL home game to raise money for Carson's current association, the IYHA Jr Fuel.

Please join us in financially supporting the Rainey's through a terribly unfortunate accident that all youth sports families dread hearing about. Your donations will immediately provide for their day to day expenses in Dayton and help secure a replacement vehicle. The next hurdle will be significant medical bills from emergency transportation, surgery and ICU care. Once his internal injuries heal and his spine is safe for activity, he is set to endure months of physically and financially demanding rehabilitation with the hopes of returning to full physical function.

Carson and his parents thank you in advance for your support. The hockey community is the best in sports when it comes to supporting our teammates and opponents in their time of need. Please consider donating whatever your family can afford to help out one of our own.