Updated: 7/27/2010
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns Fogerty Arena?
Fogerty Arena is a non profit corporation owned and
operated by a Board of Directors.
Who makes up Fogerty Arena's Board of Directors?
Fogerty Arena Board of Directors is made up with past
and present members of the Blaine and Spring Lake Park
hockey communities, City of Blaine and Anoka County.
What is Fogerty Arena's ice time rate?
Fogerty Arena's 2008-09 prime ice time rate is $145.00
an hour plus tax and non prime rate is $145.00 an hour
plus tax.
What is Fogerty Arena's turf time rate?
Fogerty Arena's 2009 turf rate is $85.00 an hour plus tax.
How do you find out if there is open ice?
Fogerty Arena's open ice can easily be found at our
link or give us a call at 763-780-3328.
What is the policy for reserving ice/turf time at Fogerty Arena?
You will need to call Fogerty Arena. If your ice/turf time
is available, we will ask for your name, address, city,
state, a phone and fax number. To finalize the booking we
will need a 10% deposit on the total amount of ice/turf to
be purchased and a signature on the contract.
Which hockey association will my child belong too?
The youth hockey association boundaries are determined
by District 10 of Minnesota Hockey. In District 10, the
youth hockey association that a child will belong too, is
determined by which High School they will attend in the
future. For further information on
or
youth hockey associations
please use the
links provided.
Where is Fogerty Arena located?
Fogerty Arena is located at 9250 Lincoln Street NE in
Blaine, MN. If you need detailed directions please use the
link provided.
Is the dry land training center open to the public?
During the winter hockey season the dry land training
center is only open to Blaine and Spring Lake Park hockey
communities. The dry land training center will be open to
outside groups, during the spring, summer and fall
seasons, who rent ice from Fogerty Arena for an
additional charge.
Are the conference rooms open to the public?
Fogerty Arena's conference rooms are free to use. A group
needs only to call well in advance with a date and time to
schedule a conference room.
Is Fogerty Arena able to accommodate Dry-Floor Events?
Fogerty Arena is able to hold Dry-Floor Events. We do
need ample time to schedule and plan a dry floor event,
please contact us for more information.
Does Fogerty Arena offer Public Skating?
Fogerty Arena does offer Public Skating. During the winter
(Sept.- May) it is Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from
1:00-2:30pm. On Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00am
we have Senior Publice Skate sponsored by Mary Ann Young
Senior Center. During the summer months (June-Aug.) there
is a monthly shcedule put out based on what ice time is not
rented. Please check our
schedule to see what
is going to be offered each month.
Does Fogerty Arena offer open free-style skating?
Fogerty Arena does not regularly schedule open free-style
skating. But we will try and schedule a session if we can
accommodate it, so please contact us for more
information.
Does Fogerty Arena have open hockey?
Fogerty Arena does offer open hockey for adults over the
age of 18 during the winter (Sept.-March). We do limit
the sessions to 20 skaters and two goalies. We do require
all players wear a helmet.
Who is John Bauer and why is the Dry-land Training Center
named after him?
John coached his very first In-House team in 1970. He
has went on to coach a several teams at all levels for
BYHA and SLPYHA over the years. John was a key member
of both construction committees, first in 1982 building the
North Suburban Civic Center (now Fogerty Arena) and
again in 2001 with Fogerty Arena North. John is currently
the President of the Fogerty Arena Board of Directors and
has served on that volunteer board for the past 18 years.
For over 30 years, John has voluntarily contributed his
time to the hockey communities of Spring Lake Park and
Blaine in every way possible. From organizing
fundraisers, to coaching, managing, building and
administrating. The Committee responsible for the
creation of the Dry-Land Training Center is saying THANK
YOU to John for all he has given to the Spring Lake Park
and Blaine hockey communities, by adding his name to
their fine work.