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Regular Season 2019-2020
2019-2020 x Regular Season

10U AAA

Team Details

  • 12 skaters and 1 goalie
  • 2 team practices per week- one at Fishers and one at Carmel/Westfield (start times TBD)
  • Bi-weekly 60 minute skating (professional instruction) and goalie practice
  • 70+ hours of team practice per season
  • 1x per week off-ice training
  • Independent schedule of AAA games
  • 4 Tournaments/Showcases
  • Regional travel only
  • Approximately 40 games total
  • 10-15 hotel nights per season
  • 3-4 school days missed for the entire season
  • Equipment requirements (not included in assessment)
    • Uniform above (previous Jr Fuel players may wear last year’s jerseys)
    • Team track suit (You may use previous black Jr Fuel Track suit)
    • Team Equipment bag (same as 2018-2019 Jr Fuel bags)
    • Black/White/Red gloves
    • Black helmet and pants
  • Season Cost - $3600-3800 (exact number TBD upon conclusion of tryouts)
  • Monthly payment plan available July-February
  • $500 deposit and signed player agreement due by 4/18

10U (2009) AAA Coach Eric Olimb
eolimb@gmail.com

Coach Olimb grew up in the north woods of Minnesota. He played high school hockey for Warroad High School alongside NHL superstar TJ Oshie. After winning the prestigious Minnesota high school state championship, he first came to Indy as a member of the Ice in the USHL from 2005-2007. While playing for the Ice, he received a scholarship to play for NCAA division 1 powerhouse University of Nebraska-Omaha. After 4 years on the varsity squad and leading WCHA defensemen in scoring during his senior season, he played professionally in the ECHL and in Norway's top league.

Upon retirement, Eric moved back to Indy, married his wife, and has been coaching youth hockey ever since.

Eric coached various Jr Ice teams including the U16's, and was the head coach of the '01 PW Major team that won the Central States playoff championship and competed in the legendary Quebec International Peewee tournament.
 

Recent 10U AAA News

Summer Clinic Registration Now Open!

By Derek Ed 06/13/2019, 10:00pm EDT

Registration is open for the IYHA Jr Fuel Summer Clinic. New for 2019, we’ll be running out of both the Carmel Ice Skadium and the Fuel Tank!

The summer clinic will last seven weeks beginning July 8 running through August 22. This year’s program will push players to their limits with Olympic Skating coach Serguei Zaitsev and puckhandling specialist Derek Edwardson. Sixty minutes per week will be dedicated to individual skills focusing on edgework, power skating, balance, hand and wrist strength, puckhanding, deception and maneuvering with the puck at high speed.

The second night each week will be run by AAA coach and Director of Player Development Brent Gwidt alongside 18U AAA Coach and Director of Player Advancement Jimmy Mullin. Coaches Gwidt and Mullin will create game situations to teach players to apply their freshly learned skills with teammates against live opponents.

The clinic will be open to 10U (2009/2010), 12U (2007/2008) and 14U (2005/2006) aged players. Please note that the 14U session will run only out of Carmel due to other summer programming. 10U and 12U will have separate sessions out of Carmel and the Fuel Tank.

Carmel sessions will be on Monday and Wednesday nights and Fuel Tank sessions will be on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Specific times will be posted by Friday.

This is a great opportunity for players to stay on the ice during the second half of the summer and prepare for the 2019-2020 season. Cost for the summer clinic will be $399 and cannot be prorated. Each session is limited to 28 skaters. Game night drop-ins will be available for $25 per session. Goalies are welcome to attend game nights free of charge. Register now!

2019 Summer Clinic Registration

Host Families Wanted!

By Derek Edwardson 05/21/2019, 3:45pm EDT

As the 2019-2020 hockey season approaches, the Jr Fuel 16U and 18U AAA teams have received more interest than ever from AAA level players across the country. On June 1st and 2nd we will be selecting our final rosters that will include several players moving to Indy to play for us.

We are looking for families to host players for the hockey season and be a second home for young men putting it all on the line to take their game to the next level. Families must provide a safe and positive home life. While hosting a player can be very rewarding and create lifelong bonds and friendships, it can be challenging for both the player and host family. We do our best to match families and players with compatible values and family background.

Families will be given strict guidelines and expectations including providing all meals for the player, transportation if the player does not have access to a car and his own bedroom with private closet space for the entire school year.

Players are expected to live by reasonable house rules and will be held to the highest standard of behavior.  

Host families will receive a stipend each month (amount determined by the IYHA) directly from the player’s parents for food and groceries. Host families are not responsible for travel expenses or food when a player travels for games. 

This is a great opportunity to help a player reach his hockey goals and serve as a role model for your young players. If you are interested please fill out the document linked below and submit it to Derek Edwardson derek@iyha.com.

Host Family Application

Local Players Sign First NHL Contracts Within Days of Each Other

By Derek Edwardson 04/04/2019, 5:15pm EDT

Unprecedented news for two Indy born and raised youth hockey players. 
 

Within a span of two weeks, 23 year old Carmel native Grant Hutton and 25 year old Speedway native Mason Jobst both signed their first NHL contracts with the New York Islanders.

Both Jobst and Hutton are fantastic examples of patience, hard work and determination. Each player took a “non-traditional” path toward college hockey stardom and their upcoming opportunity on the world’s biggest stage. Both players played AAA hockey in town for the local Jr Ice U16/18 program. Both played three full seasons of junior hockey after they graduated high school, and joined their respective college teams after their 20th birthdays. Despite being a highly sought after NHL free agent in recent months, Hutton never found a permanent spot on a USHL roster. Jobst didn’t join Muskegon full time in the USHL until after two years of 18U hockey and had a list of NHL clubs seeking his signature upon conclusion of his senior season.

2018 Hometown Heroes Summer Camp guest Mason Jobst recently completed his college career at Ohio State with numerous scoring records and accolades including being named a finalist for the 2019 Hobey Baker Award as college hockey’s top player. Mason recorded 164 points in 150 career games for the Buckeyes while being a team captain during his final two years.

Jobst was rewarded for his effort with a two year contract from the Islanders on April 2.

Grant Hutton graduates this spring from Miami (Ohio) University, and like Jobst, was a two year team captain. Hutton finished his college career with 71 points in 144 games as one of Miami’s top defensemen. His 29 career goals are third most all time for a Miami defenseman.

Immediately upon conclusion of Miami’s season, Hutton signed an entry level NHL contract and joined the Islanders AHL affiliate in Bridgeport.

Please join the IYHA in congratulating these hard working young men on their upcoming graduation and tremendous college hockey careers and wish them luck as they take the next step in reaching their dreams.

 

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