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Player Benefits and Dues

Player Dues and Benefits

GMU Hockey: Dues & Benefits for 2019-20 season

 

Dues

 

Player dues for the 2019-20 season will be $2,000.  A deposit check of $1,000.00, (made payable to George Mason University), must be brought to try-outs, with those players who are rostered, providing the balance due to the team NLT August 28, 2019 in advance of the team's first practice.

 

Players will have the option to reduce their dues by up to $500 through a promotional effort the team is adopting this year.  Players may volunteer to sell Premium game Advance Ticket packages which will be provided by the team.  For each dollar in ticket sales, a commensurate reduction in dues will be provided as a credit issued to the player.

 

Benefits

  • Returning and newly rostered players will each be issued 2 Pro Stock Team 450G Low Kick Point CCM hockey sticks. 
  • Each player will be issued new, custom CCM shells, as well as new, custom Warrior team gear bags.
  • As usual, players will be issued green, white and gold jerseys as well as game socks. Jerseys remain the property of the team and will be returned at the end of the season (except for graduating senior who will be offered their gold jersey).  Socks will remain the players' property.
  • Newly rostered players will receive also be issued custom Bauer team gloves, as well as a CCM team jacket.
  • NOTE:  effective the 2018-19 season, players will be required to purchase their own gold helmet / white cage – which will be available at the Prince William Ice Center for purchase at a team discount rate.
  • Dues include lodging and bus transportation for away games which are 90 minutes or further away from GMU.
  • Dues include the cost of ice time for 35 practice slots (10:30PM on Monday / 9:00PM on Wednesday) and 16 home games.

 

For questions – please contact Head Coach Steve Hyjek at shyjek@bakerdonelson.com or 202-309-3003

Photo credit: Matt Ricciardi (matt@syniksolutions.com)

A Special thanks to Matt Ricciardi who has been kind enough to help us over the years with his photography