Here you will find schedules, results, rosters, photos and much more information on the Connetquot Sayville Ice Hockey Club. 
The Connetquot Sayville T-Birds have teams at the Varsity, Junior Varsity and Freshman levels, and compete in the Suffolk County High School Hockey League (www.schshl.net) on Long Island, NY.

If you would like to find out more about our club, or would like to play ice hockey, see our "Contacts" page at left.

 As per Superior Ice Rink the following protocols must be followed:

• Please arrive 15 minutes before scheduled on ice activity.
• Skaters MUST check in and have their temperature taken.
• Skaters may use the stalls that are marked in the rink area to dress. No locker rooms
• Skaters must wear a mask when they are in the building. They do not have to wear one on the ice.
• No parents in the building.
• Pick up and exit must be made 15 minutes after activity has ended.

Thank you for your cooperation

 Registration for the 2020-2021 season

Practice will begin Monday September 14th 

we will be having (2) 45 minute practices. You will receive an email with your practice time and Superior Ice Rink protocols.

Due to COVID 19 you must send in your registration information by September 10th. 

If you have not sent in your registration forms please fill out the following forms, scan and email along with your 2020 -2021 USA Hockey registration to tbirdhockeyclub@gmail.com

T-Bird Registration form

https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/2769/58439.pdf

SCHSHL Registration form

https://form.jotform.com/202247502157145

All Players born in 2003 must complete the Safe Sport module before they can be placed on the roster.

https://www.usahockey.com/safesporttraining

    As  mentioned above,,Dr. Salvatore Trazzera will be assisting  the league in this initiative. Dr. Salvatore  Trazzera, a Board Certified Cardiologist and Sports Medicine Physician has  rapidly established himself as the athletes and fitness conscious individuals  physician.,  His life long experience  as a competitive athlete combined with his extensive medical training, knowledge  and clinical experience provide an uncommon combination of skills which allow  him to relate to his athletes in a way unique to few physicians.