Greater Portland, Maine
Where we train
The rinks
Four rinks, one standard
BHC trains at rinks across Greater Portland. Little Lobsters skates all eight of its Sundays at Cape Community Arena.
Cape Community Arena
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Home ice for Little Lobsters and the long-term home of the club. Opens for the season around mid-December.
Travis Roy Arena (North Yarmouth Academy)
Yarmouth, Maine
Site of the BHC Pro Development Camp and an early-season option before Cape Community Arena opens.
Falmouth Family Ice Center
Falmouth, Maine
Early-season sessions and training ice north of Portland.
Harold Alfond Forum (University of New England)
Biddeford, Maine
Early-season sessions and training ice south of Portland.
Private training ice is booked to suit the player and billed at cost; see private training for how that works.
Who we train
Hockey training near you
Players come to BHC from across Greater Portland. If your town is not listed, you are still welcome: the ice is the same.
Hockey training in Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Home base. All eight Little Lobsters sessions skate here, Sunday mornings 10:15–11:15 AM.
Hockey training in South Portland, Maine
Minutes from every rink BHC uses for private training and Little Lobsters.
Hockey training in Portland, Maine
Close to Cape Elizabeth and to the early-season rinks north of the city.
Hockey training in Scarborough, Maine
Cape Community Arena and UNE's Harold Alfond Forum are both nearby.
Hockey training in Falmouth, Maine
Falmouth Family Ice Center is one of the club's early-season rinks.
Hockey training in Yarmouth, Maine
NYA's Travis Roy Arena hosts the BHC Pro Development Camp.
Hockey training in Cumberland, Maine
Travis Roy Arena in Yarmouth and Falmouth Family Ice Center are the closest ice.
Hockey training in Westbrook, Maine
Within easy reach of every rink the club uses.
Hockey training in Gorham, Maine
Within easy reach of every rink the club uses.
Hockey training in Biddeford, Maine
UNE's Harold Alfond Forum is the club's rink south of Portland.
Hockey training in Saco, Maine
Harold Alfond Forum in Biddeford is the closest of the club's rinks.
No rink required
Off the ice, or from anywhere
Off-ice development covers shooting, stickhandling, speed and agility, and strength and conditioning, one-on-one or in a small group of 2–5 players.
Consulting and video analysis are remote, so a player anywhere in Maine, or anywhere else, can get game film broken down by someone who played 10 years of professional hockey.
Tell us where your player skates
Send us the town, the age and what they are working on, and we'll point you at the right program and the closest ice.