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Northeast Passage Youth Sled Hockey

Northeast Passage (University of New Hampshire)

Durham, New Hampshire - Strafford County

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Provider overview

Northeast Passage at UNH in Durham offers Youth Sled Hockey for athletes ages 5 to 18, part of its adaptive sports and recreation programs for people with disabilities across New England.

Northeast Passage is the adaptive sports and recreation service branch at the University of New Hampshire, empowering people living with disabling conditions through sports and recreation.

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Ages
Youth Sled Hockey serves youth ages 5 to 18; the broader program serves ages 5 and up
Season
Sled hockey is seasonal; the organization offers year-round adaptive sports and recreation
Cost
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Northeast Passage

Sled hockey is seasonal and rink-based. Families should confirm current dates, location, and registration directly.

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Youth Sled Hockey

Adaptive sled hockey for youth ages 5 to 18, skill development, adaptive equipment, practices, and registration.

Ages
Youth Sled Hockey serves youth ages 5 to 18; the broader program serves ages 5 and up
Season
Sled hockey is seasonal; the organization offers year-round adaptive sports and recreation
Schedule
Contact Northeast Passage for current Youth Sled Hockey practice times, rink location, and registration.
Cost
Confirm program fees, equipment provided, and registration for Youth Sled Hockey and other adaptive sports.
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Why this is listed
Northeast Passage, the adaptive sports and recreation service branch at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, offers a Youth Sled Hockey program for youth ages 5 to 18 to develop skills and advance within the sport, as part of its spectrum of adaptive sports from instruction to competition.
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Youth Sled Hockey

Northeast Passage, the adaptive sports and recreation service branch at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, offers a Youth Sled Hockey program for youth ages 5 to 18 to develop skills and advance within the sport, as part of its spectrum of adaptive sports from instruction to competition.

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What the provider says: The source names Youth Sled Hockey, youth ages 5 to 18, adaptive sports and recreation, skill development, and a spectrum from instruction to competition.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about adaptive sled equipment, the level of support, how a new youth athlete starts, and which other adaptive sports fit a child's interests.

What we checked

What we found: Northeast Passage, the adaptive sports and recreation service branch at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, offers a Youth Sled Hockey program for youth ages 5 to 18 to develop skills and advance within the sport, as part of its spectrum of adaptive sports from instruction to competition.

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