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daDangler
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Apr 2, 2011 8:35 AM

Lowest   Junior Hockey Tuition   on  East  Coast !!!

Jr. Team Tryouts

ThursdayApril 077:30-8:45 PM
SundayApril 1012:00-1:15 PM

 

Tryouts at our program are FREE! 

 

Please visit our website to register - www.njrenegades.net

 

The NJ Renegades will have a silent sponsor for the team that will drastically reduce tuition.  Most clubs charge in the range of $6,000 - $10,000. The Renegades will be looking to provide: 4 1/2+ hours of practice, approx. a 50 game schedule, Full time experienced Coaching Staff, Team Issued Helmets, Gloves, Game Jerseys and sox, Pant shell, Warmup Suit, Team Bag, etc...

 

Tuition will be $4,900

*Based on a full roster

 

We will also be holding private tryout / workouts for those who may have missed tryouts in April (if we have spots available). We will hold practices for pre-season tournaments (Pre-Draft and Chowder Cup) throughout April, May, June, and July.

 

Any questions please feel free to contact:

Cliff Graziano Jr.

Head Coach / GM

(973) 479-2403

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  • Hahkey Rookie
    Hahkey
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    1. Apr 1, 2011 6:13 AM (in response to daDangler)
    Re: $4,900 Jr Tuition!

    Do you supply buses to all away games?  Do you pay for hotels and travel?  Does the player keep the equipment or is it returned at the end of the season and reused?  How much do the tournaments cost?  A base fee of 4900 can expand a lot  and drastically increase tuition if it isn't included. How many away games are there?  What league will this team be a member of?

  • A Hockey Guy Rookie
    A Hockey Guy
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    2. Apr 1, 2011 7:10 AM (in response to Hahkey)
    Re: $4,900 Jr Tuition!

    i am assuming you mean 4 and a 1/2 hours A WEEK of practice right, not 4 and a 1/2 hours for the entire season. That would be very frowned upon with the ADM.

     

    Also a silent sponsor isn't really a sponsor though since no one knows who it is. More like a benefactor. Still it's great someone is helping.

  • daDangler Pro
    daDangler
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    3. Apr 1, 2011 12:38 PM (in response to Hahkey)
    Re: $4,900 Jr Tuition!

    To answer all your questions:  

    To Hahkey:  This team has been playing out of the Metropolitan Jr Hockey League for the past 3 seasons. 
    Visit www.metleague.org
    Transportation is provided to all games over 100 miles (Met League and USAH Jr rules) which means usually inside the division transportation is on each player "which is the norm".  Anything outside of that area which includes 3 - 4 showcases for the MJHL all transportation is provided as well as hotel accommodations.
    The team "issues" equipment so the player doesn't have to spend money on gear during the season, like gloves, helmets, etc... We give them their bags and the end of the season along with the warmup suit.  Graduating players receive their jerseys as a gift from us and if a player chooses to purchase his jerseys it is done at a minimal and reasonable cost (if they want them).
    The Met League showcases are part of the tuition.  The Chowder Cup and Pre-Draft tournaments are separate; as they are "out of season", and like most programs, these 2 tournaments work on a different budget all together. 
    Not sure what you mean when you say "a base fee of $4,900 can expand a lot  and drastically increase tuition if it isn't included."  But if you're referring to the tournaments out of season, the players are "in no way obligated" to play in the off season tourny's if they don't want to. 

    There are a total of approx. 50 games in a season.  Usually in the league there are approx. 40 games.  That means about 14 home, 14 away inside the division(local).  The other 12 away games are done inside the Met league showcases where travel and hotel is part of the tuition which I mentioned above.  We would then schedule a pre-season tournament or play non-league games in the area as we have in the past to make up the additional games to make approx. 50.
    To A Hockey Guy:  Yes, I meant 4 1/2 hours a week of practice, sorry about the typo.  I had a nice chuckle with the ADM comment. 
    The sponsor is getting advertising in return on our website, email blasts, rink dasher advertising.  It'll be pretty easy to figure out what company it is once it all gets up there, but the man is a very nice, private person(that doesn't have a kid on the team)and his generosity towards our club like you said "it's great someone is helping".

    We're not trying to pull the wool over anyone's eyes.  We just got lucky that someone is helping out the program and I'd like a lot of the potential Jr players to see that and hopefully we all can benefit from this generosity.

    Any more questions please email or call me to discuss.


    Thank you,

    Cliff Graziano Jr.
    NJ Renegades Hockey Club
    Cell # (973) 479-2403
    www.njrenegades.net

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