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Frequently Asked Questions Brea Hockey Club

If you have questions about The Brea Hockey Club or technical questions about this site, get some answers here. Choose a question below to see the answer. If you would like to come back to this list, click "Go to top of page."

The questions covered on this page are:


"What are some of the specifications and hours of the Brea Hockey Club?"

The Brea Hockey Club has one inline skating rink with Sportcourt and electronic scoreboard. Rink dimensions are 177 feet long, 74 feet wide. Regulation goals (4' x 6').

The Club hours are generally as follows:

  • Weekdays: 3:00pm to 11:00pm
  • Weekends: 7:00am to 11:00pm

Please see web site for open skate/pick-up time announcements.

If you wish to request rink time, please call The Brea Hockey Club at 714-257-1100.

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"How many skaters are on the surface per side?"

All adult and high school divisions are 4 on 4 (4 skaters plus goalie). All youth divisions are 4 on 4 (4 skaters plus goalie) except Atom Bomb (age 6 & under). Atom Bomb is 5 on 5 (5 skaters plus goalie).

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"Is off-sides or icing called at the Brea Hockey Club?"

As of April 6, 2001, all divisions (youth, high school, and adult) follow USA Hockey InLine rules (no off-sides and no icing).

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"How long are the games?"

All adult, high school, and youth divisions (except Atom Bomb) have three periods, each with a 15 minute running clock (except last 2 minutes of 3rd period if score difference is less than three goals).

Atom Bomb has three periods, each 14 minutes. Clock is stopped every two minutes for line changes.

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"Who makes the playoffs?"

All Youth teams participate in the season ending playoffs. For High School and Adult divisions, every effort is made to send every team to the playoffs. Scheduling and rink availability may limit the number of teams per division. Sometimes only the top 6 in an 8-team division or top 8 in a 10-team division make the playoffs.

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"What are the systems requirements for accessing the web site?"

The Brea Hockey Club web site requires the following browser add-ins and settings:

  • Cookies must be enabled when using the Mailing List and to deliver content specific to your interests.
  • JavaScript program execution must be enabled.
  • Style Sheets must be enabled.

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"How do I know that my personal information is secure?"

Our site's optional Mailing List form requires you to give us contact information (like name, email address, hockey interests, and preferences). The contact information will be stored as cookies on your computer so that we can remember your settings for future visits to our site. We also securely store this information on the web site. This site has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse, and alteration of the information under our control. Your contact information is password-protected for your privacy and security.

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"Can I print Schedules and Standings?"

Every page is printable. You can use your browser's print function to print any web page. Some pages have a function that creates a formatted page for printing.

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Contacting the Web Site

If you have questions that are not covered here, please send an E-Mail to our friendly staff.



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