CT Breakers Spring Hockey

The CT Breakers provide an instructional and competitive environment for motivated players to develop their skills and hockey IQ under the guidance of passionate, established veteran coaches.

CT Breakers practices focus on teaching individual skills and team tactics, making for a complete development experience. Tournament opportunities exist for playing looking for competitive gameplay. Goalies have two goalie-specific days per week and all CT Breakers players have opportunities for additional recreational and competitive game play in our CT Breakers Game Days and Friday Night 3v3 sessions.

CT Breakers Teams are designed for competitive, travel level players and structured to challenge advanced skill, speed, and hockey IQ. Drills, pace, and coaching feedback will reflect the intensity and expectations of competitive play. Motivated house league players are welcome, provided they are prepared for a challenging environment. Breakers practices move quickly, require skating and foundational skills, and include direct, constructive coaching. Players should be ready to push their limits and keep up with a competitive group. All players are expected to come focused, coachable, and ready to work at a high tempo.

Twice Weekly Practices | Flexible scheduling options allow for players to practice once or twice weekly
Weekend Game Days | Organized Games for Mite (’19, ’18) and Squirt (’17, ’16) players
Tournament Opportunities | Competitive games for travel level players can be registered for in an a-la-carte fashion

2026 Coaching Staff

2026 Breakers Teams

Mites (2019 & 2018 Birth Years)

CT Breakers Mite teams deliver a competitive, fast-paced spring experience focused on building skills, speed, and hockey IQ for motivated players ready to transition to the next level of competitive play. Practices move quickly with high-tempo drills and direct, constructive coaching from Lucas Baksay (2019) and John Miserendino (2018). This is a challenging environment—2019 birth-year players in their first year of Mite hockey must be prepared to be pushed; if not ready, our Rookies program is the better fit. Tournament opportunities are limited to Mite Major (2018) birth years due to competitive formats. Players must arrive focused, coachable, and eager to work hard in a competitive group. Unsure if Breakers is the right fit? Check out our self evaluation form to see if the Breakers program is the right fit for your player.

Squirts (2017 & 2016 Birth Years)

CT Breakers Squirt teams are our most popular and dynamic group, offering a highly competitive spring season with multiple tournament opportunities to test skills against strong competition. Practices are fast; emphasizing advanced skill development, speed, and hockey IQ through rapid drills and constructive coaching from Corey Badeau (2017) and Chris Furtak (2016). Motivated players are welcome if prepared for a high-tempo, challenging pace. Players should expect to push limits, stay coachable, and work in a competitive environment. Sunday Squirt Game Days will be Full Ice when numbers allow, and small area games on lighter days. Unsure if Breakers is the right fit? Check out our self evaluation form to see if the Breakers program is the right fit for your player.

Peewees (2015 & 2014 Birth Years)

The CT Breakers Peewee program, led by Mike Bruno, provides a competitive spring session designed to challenge players with high-speed drills, focused skill work, and elevated hockey IQ development. While not our largest group, practices maintain a quick, intense pace with direct, constructive coaching feedback. Tournament opportunities add real-game testing. Motivated players—whether from travel or strong house backgrounds—are welcome if ready for the challenge. Come focused, coachable, and prepared to work at a high tempo among a competitive group.

Tuesdays | 6:00pm-7:10pm | March 24-June 9 – No Practice 3/31
Thursdays | 6:00pm-7:10pm | March 26-June 11 – No Practice 4/2, 4/23
Check out our Checking & Competitive Contact Clinic on Mondays for an additional Skate

Bantams (2013 & 2012 Birth Years)

CT Breakers Bantams, led by Devin Edgerton, deliver a competitive spring experience tailored for older youth players seeking to sharpen advanced skills, speed, and hockey IQ in a high-intensity setting. Practices feature fast-paced drills, quick transitions, and honest, constructive coaching to push development. Tournament opportunities provide competitive matchups and opportunity for gameplay. This is an appropriately demanding program. Players must arrive ready to focus, remain coachable, and compete at a high level every session.

Tuesdays | 7:20pm-8:30pm | April 7 – June 9
Thursdays | 7:20pm-8:30pm | April 9-June 11 – No Practice 4/23
Check out our Checking & Competitive Contact Clinic on Mondays for an additional Skate
Want to tune up before tryouts? Check out our 14U Tune Up Week

2026 Tournaments

Tournaments registered for separately.

Prerequisites & Refund Policy

Players must fall within the stated birth year/age group.

Clinics are designed for competitive players and structured to challenge advanced skill, speed, and hockey IQ. Drills, pace, and coaching feedback will reflect the intensity and expectations of competitive play.

Motivated house league players are welcome to attend, provided they are prepared for a challenging environment. These clinics move quickly, require skating and foundational skills, and include direct, constructive coaching. Players should be ready to push their limits and keep up with a competitive group.

Clinics are not introductory or recreational programs. All players are expected to come focused, coachable, and ready to work at a high tempo.

Cancellations of a scheduled camp or clinic are non-refundable. Absolutely no refunds are available on or after the start of a camp or clinic. Refunds will not be issued to no-shows or to players who leave the program by their own admission, by expulsion, or who cancel after the program begins. Please read camp and clinic descriptions in full and be mindful when selecting your option and dates.

If a player becomes sick or injured during or before a camp or clinic the unused paid portion of the tuition may be moved to another session provided there is availability in an age and ability appropriate offering or will be returned as a credit to your account for a future camp or clinic. A doctor’s note is required.