Learn to Skate/Figure Skating
 Whether one dreams
of figure skating, playing hockey, speed skating, or having fun skating on a pond, skating
lessons provide the fundamentals upon which these goals can be accomplished. Each year
hundreds of skaters participate in the Skating Club of Maine - Coastal Regions Learn-To-Skate
or Figure Skating programs to pursue their dreams.
"Skate America."
The Skating Club of Maine (SCM) was established over 30 years ago. Ever since,
SCM has provided programs and organized events that encourage participation and
achievement in the sport of figure skating. In 1986, SCM hosted the nationally
televised competition, "Skate America!" In addition to the SCM-Coastal Region's Learn
to Skate and Figure Skating Programs, the SCM provides opportunities for private or semi-private skating lessons, test sessions, clinics, competitions, and ice shows.
The Skating Club of Maine is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization supported primarily by
volunteers. Our home ice is at the Midcoast Recreation Center (MRC) in Rockport, but we
are a totally separate entity supporting our programs through class fees, shows and
fundraising events such as car washes, yard sales, and bake sales. Our objective is
to provide a reasonably priced, high quality skating program that enables our students
to accomplish their goals.
Visit Skating Club of Maine’s website www.scmaine.org under the Coastal Region for class descriptions and schedules.
You may contact SCM via email at info@scmaine.org or you may leave a message by calling 207-236-9400. |
Maine Coast Skaters Association (MCSA) provides youth hockey opportunities to the mid-coast region at MRC. The region encompasses the coastal areas between Stockton Springs to Damariscotta and west to Washington. MCSA has supported numerous skating programs every year.
Camden Hills Regional High School Windjammers: a Varsity Team. All practices and home games are played at MRC. Practices begin in mid-November.