College scholarships for graduating seniors. Over 300 awarded to local high school hockey players since 1976.

Recipents of the 2020 Rochester Hockey Foundation’s Carlson-Johannson Scholarships have been announced. Read more for recipients.

The RHF Power Skating Clinic was held in the fall of 2019.

This clinic, which emphasizes acceleration and power skills was developed and refined by Lorne Grosso. Information on the 2020 clinic should be available in the summer of 2020.

The Rochester Hockey Foundation’s annual Fall Hockey School was a great success.

The school, held August through October, helps hockey players between the ages of 4 and 18 prepare for the upcoming season.

The Rochester Ice Hawks have a continuing partnership with Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Center in the realm of concussion research.

The Rochester Hockey Foundation supports Rochester and Olmsted County youth with college scholarships, grants for local projects and several special events.

Maybe you have heard about or seen the Look Up Line and wondered what the orange ice strip is all about? This creative idea was initiated by a hockey player, Thomas Smith, after he sustained two spine injuries, the second of which resulted in partial paralysis.

From December 2013 to February 2014, Mayo Clinic Ice Hockey research team members have been comparing Minnesota youth hockey tournaments played in Rochester to tournaments played in Woodbury. We have had a presence at Peewee A&B, Bantam A&B and U14 A&B in both locations. Teams in Rochester competed in tournaments that were governed by intensified Fair Play rules, while those in Woodbury were governed by regular tournament rules.

The outcome variables of interest include the injuries that occurred, such as medically diagnosed concussions, penalty minutes, types of penalties, Fair Play points earned, and individual exposure time (IET).

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