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We get charged closer to $200 I believe for ice time in our co-ed league at a rink in Baton Rouge, LA that is very old and only open from Oct. to the end of March.  The good rink in Lafeyette gives us a good deal.

Joan

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I just moved to Northwest Arkansas and the cost of Hockey is the best I have ever heard. Free. The rink is only about 5 years old, open year round and was built as a part of a community complex out of the estate of a local family. All programs run by the complex are free but we do have to pay a nominal fee of about $100 to cover the cost of insurance and jersey's for league play. The competition isn't very strong and there is no women's program yet but for the price I'm not complaining.

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I just bought a pair of CCM 852s (I think they're 1999 model).  They were 
advertised online as "women's" skates.  I bought them to replace a pair of 
CCM 952s which I bought in a junior size and wore out the lining on the 
inside of the ankle.  This pair is comfortable and feels good on the ice, but 
I can't seem to find a skate that is really snug around the ankle without 
going a size too small, which jams my toes.  Has anybody tried the Mission 
Betty Flyweights?  Their advertising is very convincing, but at my local 
shop, they cost about $400, which is about $150 or $200 more than I want to 
pay.  Any suggestions?

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Try a pair of skates that can be heat fitted.  I got CCM1052's (in a junior size), had them heat fitted, and have had no problems with them.

Also - you may want to try Bauers - they are generally designed to be narrower than the CCM's.

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>I just bought a pair of CCM 852s (I think they're 1999 model).  They were 
>advertised online as "women's" skates.  I bought them to replace a pair of 
>CCM 952s which I bought in a junior size and wore out the lining on the 
>inside of the ankle.  This pair is comfortable and feels good on the ice, but 
>I can't seem to find a skate that is really snug around the ankle without 
>going a size too small, which jams my toes.  Has anybody tried the Mission 
>Betty Flyweights?  Their advertising is very convincing, but at my local 
>shop, they cost about $400, which is about $150 or $200 more than I want to 
>pay.  Any suggestions?
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Hello everyone, 

The Atlanta Lady Thrashers and the Atlanta Thrashers are pleased to announce 
the Olympic Clinic Series, two clinics featuring 1998 and 2002 USA Olympic 
Team members Shelley Looney and Sue Merz. 

Go to www.ladythrashers.com for all the info and for a registration form. 

Who: Two-time Olympians and Gold Medalists Shelley Looney and Sue Merz 
What: Two two-hour skills clinics, plus off-ice discussions 
Where: The Ice Forum in Duluth, GA, just minutes north of Atlanta 
When: September 7 & 8, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. 
Details: Join Olympians Shelley Looney and Sue Merz for a pair of skills 
clinics. This program offers female players ages 12 an up the chance to learn 
and build on their hockey skills and improve on all aspects of their game. 
The clinics feature: 
- on-ice instruction for every skill level: power skating, shooting, passing 
and more 
- scrimmages 
- an off-ice session discussing off-ice training 
- an opportunity to meet the instructors, hear about their Olympic 
experiences, and see the medals from Nagano and Salt Lake City 
 - photo and autographs sessions! 

Clinics are open to all women ages 12+. Full hockey gear is REQUIRED. 
The Lady Thrashers will not have equipment available to borrow. 
These are NOT learn-to-skate clinics. Some hockey experience is required. 

Cost: $42 per session 

Space is limited to 34 skaters and 4 goalies per session, so sign up today! 
Go to www.ladythrashers.com for a registration form. 

Please feel free to email me with any questions. 

Thanks! 
Laura