Cape Community Arena
What a season at the rink adds up to
Every winter we publish an account of the season: how much ice we ran, who used it, what it cost, and where every dollar went. Here is the 2025-26 season in five numbers, and both reports in full.
670+hours of ice
400+hours free to the public
360+skaters in our programs
200+volunteers, ages 7 to 70+
$0to skate at open skate
Most recent
2025-26 Season Impact Report
Our second annual report. A season of 670+ hours of ice, a chiller we now own rather than rent, and the permitting groundwork for a permanent building.
- 670+hours of ice time
- 400+hours of free public skate, up 20%
- 238players across six hockey programs
- 125+skaters in Super Skate
- 76 teamsacross six tournaments, 600 players
- $460kraised, half operating and half capital
- We bought our own chiller. Operating budget down 15%, electricity down 30%, and ice quality noticeably better.
- 200+ volunteers, ages 7 to over 70, contributing an estimated 10,000 hours a year.
- 45 women played in our hockey programs, and eight teams competed in the Ladies Pond Hockey Tournament.
- Construction is mapped out in four phases, targeted to begin March 2027, at an estimated $5 to $7 million.
14 pages. Written by the CCAG board.
2024-25
2024-25 Season Impact Report
Our first annual report, marking five years since three Cape families started a backyard-style rink behind Town Hall.
- 600hours of total ice time
- 320+hours of public skate
- 200+skaters in classes
- 220+players in hockey programs
- 6tournaments for all ages
- 5community events
8 pages.
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Everything in these reports was paid for by donors, sponsors, the Town, and a great many volunteer hours.