Welcome to the PRCE Skate School!                         

Our season typically runs from October to February with our annual ice show at the end of the season. A  summer session is usually available in June or July.

• You can register for classes here: www.hutchinsonprce.com.
• PRCE Skate School follows the ISI (Ice Sports Industry) standards for figure skating.  (www.skateisi.org) Your Skater(s) will learn the following in each level:

Tots (Ages 4-6): Proper way to fall/get up, marching while standing & moving, 2 foot jump, 2 foot glide, push & glide stroking, dips & more!

Pre-Alpha (Ages 6 & Up): 2 foot glide, 1 foot glide (both feet), backward wiggle, & backward swizzle.

Alpha (Ages 6 & Up): Forward stroking, Snowplow stop, Forward crossovers (each foot).

Beta (Ages 6 & Up): Backward stroking, Backward crossovers (each foot), T-stops (each foot).

Gamma (Ages 6 & Up): Outside 3-turns (each foot), Hockey stop, Inside open mohawk combination (each foot).

Delta (Ages 6 & Up): Forward inside 3-turns (each foot), Edges (inside & outside each foot), Shoot-the-duck and/or lunge, Bunny hop.

My student has passed Delta and wants to keep skating.  Now what?

• The PRCE Skate School Director will notify the association of the passing test and date.
• Your student will want to begin registering with the HFSA association to continue lessons. Their next level will be Freestyle 1.
• Register Online: www.hutchfigureskating.org.
• For any questions on registering or becoming a part of HFSA, please feel free to reach out to the board by emailing:  [email protected]

This Hutchinson Figure Skating Association offers skating instruction through the Ice Sports Industry.  Skaters can sign up for individual or group lessons beginning with Freestyle Level 1. The highlight of the season is the annual ice show sponsored in partnership with the PRCE Skating School.

Please visit hutchfigureskating.org for more information.

• The Hutchinson Hockey Association  offers hockey programs for children ages 5 through 18.
• There are leagues available for skaters of all abilities.
• Players compete locally and throughout Minnesota Hockey’s District 5.
• There are a number of out-of-town tournaments scheduled during the hockey season.

Rinkfinder.com

The Minnesota Ice Arena Managers Association has developed this site to help you find your way to the rink for your next hockey game or skating competition.

The site also offers information about each of its member rinks.