MONTHLY TIPS

July / August - Registration, Brandon Meat Brat Fry

September - Volksfest, RINK SET UP!

October - Mandatory Parent meeting, Lessons Start! Homecoming Parade, Halloween, Mandatory Wreath Fundraiser, WFSC Apparel Sale

November / December - Tryouts for Features in the Ice Show, Holiday Parade, Cookie Walk (Christmas Program) - Mandatory donation of 2 dozen baked goods per skater (6 dozen max).

January - Pink out The Rink event (Hockey), Costume Try On for Ice Show, Pictures for Ice Show Program

February - Ice Show Preparation, Valentine's Day

March - Waupun Competition, Ice Show Preparation, Ice Show Practice

April - Annual Ice Shows (3 shows in Early April) - It is Mandatory to volunteer at 2 out of the 3 shows (this is separate from the mandatory volunteer hours), Annual End of Year Banquet - celebrate the Season and Vote for new Board Members!

CLASS OPTIONS

Learn to Skate (LTS)

Snowplow Sam 1-4

Basic 1-6

Pre-Freeskate 

Freeskate 1-6

Accelerated

Moves

Jumps & Spins

Art on the Edge

Power

Sync

Adult Skate

Off Ice Conditioning

Solo (Competition) Team

Private Lessons available

- Skaters are evaluated at the end of each session to see if they are able to move on to the next level.

SAMPLE SCHEDULE

(from previous season)

Wednesday

530pm-615pm​​     Hockey LTS

615pm-645pm​​     Jump Into Skating (LTS)

                                Snowplow 3-4

​​​                                Basic 1-2

645pm-715pm​​     Basic 3

​​​                               Basic 4-6

715pm-745pm​​     Art on the Edge

745pm-1000pm​​   Open Ice

Sunday

700pm-730pm​​     PreFreeskate  

​​​                                Freeskate 1

                                Freeskate 2

730pm-800pm​​      Freeskate 3-4

                                ​​​Freeskate 5-6

800pm-1000pm​​   Open Ice

Saturday

700am-915am​​     Open Ice

915am-945am​​     Accelerated

945am-1015am​​   Moves

1015am-1045am​   Jumps & Spins

Friday

700pm-800pm​​     Competition Team

800pm-1000pm​​   Open Ice

SNOW PLOW CLASSES

The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes divided into four progressive levels allowing children with no prior skating experience to build confidence while learning the basic skills of skating. These classes are designed to help children six and younger develop the ABCs of movement – Agility, Balance, Coordination and speed. The ABCs are essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. All classes will be taught in a safe and positive environment, incorporating fun and games making class time an enjoyable experience for all. Off-ice orientation prior to the first skating class: Equipment check – Proper fit and lacing of skates, appropriate attire, and safety helmets. Practice falling and recovery, marching in place, dips and one-foot balances.

BASIC SKILLS CLASSES

Basic Skills teaches the FUNdamentals of ice skating and provides the best foundation for figure skating, hockey, and speedskating. Six progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers, and turns. Upon completion of the Basic Skills 1-6 levels, skaters will be able to confidently advance to more specialized areas of skating. All classes will be well-structured with the focus on proper skill development taught in a positive, FUN, and social environment. Skaters will progress at their own rate and advance after skill mastery is demonstrated. Discover, Learn and Play – Basic 1 and 2: These introductory levels allow new skaters with no prior skating experience to build confidence while learning to skate. FUNdamentals – Basic 3–6: These levels develop all of the fundamental skating skills on the ice. Focus is on learning the ABCs of basic athleticism: agility, balance, coordination and speed. Upon completion of these levels, skaters will be able to confidently advance to more specialized areas of skating. Off-ice orientation: • Equipment check: proper fit and lacing of skates, appropriate attire, safety helmets • Practice falling and recovery, marching in place, dips and one-foot balances in skates

FREESKATE CLASSES

Each free skate level is comprised of a variety of progressive skating skills, transitions, spins and jumps — all of which build on the previous skill, providing skaters a strong foundation of all elements. These levels will be taught in a positive and interactive group format such as a bridge program, circuit classes or as an introductory training program. Instructors will focus on quality and mastery of skills.

2022-2023

WAUPUN ICE SCULPTURES SOLO TEAM

(Competition Team)

Thank you to our Solo Team sponsors!

We had a great 2022-2023 season!

SCRIP PROGRAM

Raise funds to go towards your registration costs.