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On club sports teams, athletes paying to play
Well-received to the world of college club sports -- in this case, ice hockey -- where there is no weigh about whether colleges should pay players. Instead, the players pay, sometimes dearly, for the privilege of representing their schools in a distraction they love.
"I've played hockey my whole life," said Drew Blazier, a elder who plays for The Citadel. "To be able to play for my school, that means a lot."
It means so much that hockey players at The Citadel and College of Charleston are enthusiastic to pay dues of $900 per year to play for their club teams. That's on top of shelling out for gear that can run $450 for skates, $220 for a stick, $100 for shin pads and $80 for shorts. Truncheon teams also have to pay for their own ice time, for officials and for food and shelter on the road.
"It's up-market, but it's worth it," said Blazier.
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Club teams are diverge from the varsity programs run by the schools' athletic departments, and thus receive minimal hold up from campus. College of Charleston hockey has a budget of about $30,000 per year, according to motor coach Joe Snecinski, who coached women's hockey at Yale for five years. Citadel hockey leases a locker stay at the Carolina Ice Palace and has a trailer to haul equipment. The school provides vans for avenue trips.
