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 .
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 .
Polar Bears Keep Their Cool and Continue Fighting
Resilient Start at Home: Polar Bears Push Forward After Hard-Fought Series vs. Santa Clara
2025-2026 SRJC Hockey Game Schedule is HERE!
SRJC Hockey Opens Season with High Energy and Grit in Reno
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 .
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 .
Polar Bears Keep Their Cool and Continue Fighting
Resilient Start at Home: Polar Bears Push Forward After Hard-Fought Series vs. Santa Clara
2025-2026 SRJC Hockey Game Schedule is HERE!
SRJC Hockey Opens Season with High Energy and Grit in Reno
We are BACK in the ACHA!
The 2024-2025 SRJC Polar Bear's season is wrap. The support for Santa Rosa Junior College Hockey was felt all around, and the excitement in our Snoopy's Home Ice arena was palpable. Thank YOU for bringing back the ruckus!!! Big things are on the horizon for the upcoming 2025-2026 season as SRJC rejoins the West Coast Hockey Conference (WCHC), ACHA Division M3 collegiate play. The Polar Bears are buzzing as we prepare for the upcoming season looking forward to matchups against, UC Davis, University of Nevada-Reno, Santa Clara University, UC Santa Cruz, CSU Fullerton, UC Santa Barbara, and MORE. We can't wait to get back on the ice and invite you to experience the action in person and remind visiting colleges and universities why Santa Rosa Hockey Fans are the best out west!!! Thanks for a memorable season and we can't wait to share more about what's next on deck!
This is set up to be an electric home game series! Don't miss out! Come cheer us on and help us reignite SRJC Hockey as it returns to our beloved Snoopy's barn where it belongs! We look forward to hitting the ice, Polar Bears back together in front of you, amazing Polar Bear Fans! - Polar Bear Hockey Club
It was a Friday and Saturday home series for the SRJC Ice Hockey Club facing off against Fresno State. Fresno came out and put up a fight, but the Polar Bears were hungry to get that first win. The Polar Bears answered the bell getting their first and second W of the season. Friday Night brought out the SRJC Cheerleading squad, their team fresh off a Regionals victory and getting ready for Nationals. And WOW did they bring the energy! We were looking to set an all time record for most cheerleaders at an SRJC hockey game with 29 plus 2 of their coaches! Their energy was ELECTRIC, and the support was felt all weekend. It felt as good as getting back into the win column. Our next home games are scheduled for February 21 and 22. That will be round 2 vs Reno. In the meantime... Our fans are invited to come join us for Round 1 against Reno.. @ University of Nevado Reno Friday, February 7 & Saturday, February 8 7:00 PM puck drops at Reno Ice (Reno, NV)
