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The 2020-2021 inaugural season for GSC’s first all-girls Mite team (ages 6-8) was an

overwhelming success and the moment hasn't stopped going into the 2022-2023 season!

 

While GSC's U10 through U14 girls program has merged with Mamaroneck to form the Stateline Hawks, GSC has retained it's girls mite program. Our girls will play in the Chelsea Piers

cross ice league. The girls consistently rate having fun higher than winning, but they

are able to succeed in both. We promise there are some big smiles

underneath the masks below!

 

 

How To Get Your Daughter Involved Next Year

Mite evaluations will take place this year on September 11, 2022 at 8:30-9:30 am at Dorothy Hamill.

 

During the year, there will be 1-2 “Girls Hockey Open House” events where girls that did not tryout out  

are given the opportunity to try out ice hockey in a fun, no pressure environment.  

We welcome girls that are new to skating and ice hockey.

 

 

 

     

 

Mini Mites

Mini-mites will be offered starting in November for girls 4-7 years old without prior 

skating experience. For girls 6-7 years old, there is the option to move up to a 

beginning Mite team mid-season based on ability and availability.

 

Additional Team Details…

There will be two practices each week for all Mite teams. Games will be in the 

Chelsea Piers Mite B/C division (Saturday mornings). For the top girls team, games 

will be in the Chelsea Piers Mite A division (Sunday mornings) and they will also be 

registered in the CGHL “CT Girls Hockey League”. Local supplemental games will 

also be scheduled outside of league games.

 

Shout Outs

A super big shout out to head coach Jessica Wiener who is responsible for starting 

the girls mite program this year, and we expect to be a fixture in GSC girls hockey

for years to come!  Also, thanks to assistant coaches Erik Gutman, Daryl Jones and 

Harry Schwefel for their time supporting the girls’ program.  Finally, a huge 

congratulations and thank you to Kayla Grace and Ian Tarrant for taking the already 

successful GSC Mites program to another level.