Link to Polar Caps Daily COVID-19 Check-In Form
Please fill out this online attendance and health screening form prior to each scheduled practice or activity. Parents / Guardians must complete this form for their players. Coaches and volunteers should complete it for themselves.
Please email completed orders to info@crossoversproshop.com
High School Players
We are providing a Midget program for West and Memorial high school players. See the High School Hockey page for more information.
Coach Registration
See the Coaches Corner for information and steps on becoming a hockey coach with the West Madison Polar Caps.
Hockey Equipment Rental
Equipment Returns:
If you still need to turn in rental equipment, please contact us to arrange a time at equipment@westmadisonpolarcaps.com
Please place all equipment being returned in the bag received from the Polar Caps or in a large heavy duty garbage bag. All returns will be done in the parking lot at Madison Ice Arena so that you do not have to enter the rink.
Equipment Rentals:
We are making hockey equipment available for rental for the 2020-2021 season from the Polar Caps. Equipment typically includes shoulder pads, shin pads, elbow pads, breezers (hockey pants), gloves, and helmet (we recommend getting your own helmet, especially this season). Note that sticks and skates are not provided with rental equipment.
Rental fee is $50 and equipment deposit is $50.
If you need to rent or exchange equipment, please email us at: equipment@westmadisonpolarcaps.com
Questions?
New to hockey? Want to learn more about the Polar Caps? Have a question and not sure who to contact?
Polar Caps - Changing the Game Video
Before the start of the 2016 season, the West Madison Polar Caps Hockey club was faced with a problem: too many skaters and not enough ice. After exploring many different options and in partnership with Madison Ice, we elected to build a new rink in the parking lot. What started as a novel solution blossomed into a major community building process -- connecting coaches, parents, neighbors and players, changing how we looked at hockey and producing some surprising results.
