Join our co-ed, non-violent floor hockey game on Monday nights in Sacramento from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. or later.

We have been playing since the first Monday in March, 2006 and we play almost every Monday night.

This is a fun, social game. We play about a mile east of the Arden Fair Mall. We play indoors on a hardwood floor, with lightweight hollow plastic sticks, pucks and goals. We pitched in earlier this year and bought a new set of floor hockey sticks.

Rule #1 is "No Pushing". There are a few reasons that rule #1 is No Pushing: it keeps the game friendly, it reduces injuries but does not completely eliminate them, and it is easy to understand and apply.

No pushing includes no shoving, playing out of control, and running into, through, or over people. You will get a chance to say, before you start playing, whether you agree to play by the No Pushing rule.

Wear clothes and shoes you can run in. Wear a warm shirt because it's cold in the gym in the winter. You'll be glad if you bring a clean dry shirt to wear after the game.

There is a $5 suggested donation which goes to our host.

This is a friendly game but it is still possible to get hurt. Therefore, play at your own risk! By playing you agree to assume all risks, known and unknown, regardless of the cause and you release the organizer (me) and our host and anybody associated with it from any liability for injury, loss, etc.

My goal is for us to build a large enough and committed enough group that we can play every Monday night all year long in the spirit of a friendly, social, safe, non-violent and competitive game.

For more info contact Mark at Beasley_Reece@sbcglobal.net

Do you have a passion for floor hockey?

Join our co-ed, non-violent floor hockey game on Monday nights in Sacramento from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. or later.

My goal is to create a large enough and committed enough group of floor hockey players that we can play almost every Monday night all year long in the spirit of a friendly, social, safe, non-violent, yet somewhat competitive game.

You do not have to have a high level of floor hockey experience or skill, but you do have to have a high level of desire to create or co-create this atmosphere and type of game.

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