2026-2027 Season is HERE! Home Opener October 3

September 21, 2026

2026-2027 Season is HERE!

Polar Bears Hockey Is Back! Home Opener: Saturday, October 3


A new season. Familiar faces. New teammates. And a home crowd we can’t wait to hear.

The SRJC Polar Bears are back for the 2026–2027 season, and we’re bringing hockey home to Snoopy’s Home Ice on Saturday, October 3! Join us as we take on UC Davis and kick off another season in front of our Polar Bear faithful.


With returning players, new additions, and an expanded coaching staff, there’s plenty to be excited about. Head Coach T.J. Albrecht is joined by assistant coaches Angus Brodeur, Bill Weidman, Egan Wolford, and Matt Gunter as the team gets ready for the season ahead.


This weekend, the Polar Bears head to Vacaville to face UC Davis on Friday, October 2, Puck Drop @ 9pm PST. Then, the matchup comes to our home ice, and we need you in the stands!


HOME OPENER
SRJC vs. UC Davis
Saturday, October 3 | 7:30 p.m. Puck Drop

Snoopy’s Home Ice (Santa Rosa, CA)


Whether you’re a longtime fan or catching your first Polar Bears game, you’re part of our home-ice advantage. Wear your SRJC gear, bring the family, invite your friends, and help us welcome the team home with a crowd they can hear!


Explore our updated roster and team staff, and check out our game dates and details as the schedule continues to take shape.


Let’s pack the barn and Bring the Ruckus, Polar Bear fans!

Recent News


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SRJC hockey earns second win of the season 5-4 in overtime thriller against UC Davis Photo gallery below, shot by Adair Rodriguez. Check it out! To read this story crafted by two extraordinary SRJC students, check it out over on The Oak Leaf News .
January 9, 2026
At Snoopy’s Home Ice, the Santa Rosa Junior College Polar Bears locker room is a scene of organized intensity long before the first puck drops. Sticks whack against the concrete, gloves slap against benches and a faint pulse of music threads through the noise. Every player moves with a rhythm only he understands, from the order in which he straps on pads to the precise way he tapes his stick. In hockey, routines aren’t just habits — they’re a lifeline. They calm the nerves, focus the mind and give players a sense of control over a game that moves faster than most can track. Some rituals verge on superstition, while others are purely practical. For players Logan Koop, Traber Burns and Adam Berry, game day is a careful balancing act between psychology, preparation and habit. To continue reading this story, check it out over on The Oak Leaf News .
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