The Kern County Hockey Club was founded as a Nonprofit Corporation in the summer of 1997 in Bakersfield California. In its first year of existence the club had one Bantam team known as the Bakersfield Jr. Fog. After the first season the club added a team at the Squirt, Peewee and Midget level and changed the team names to the Bakersfield Dragons.
The Purposes of the club are:
a) to provide recreational, athletic and educational opportunities for youth under 18 years of age to learn the skills and to play the game of ice hockey, consistent with the principles established by USA Hockey, California Amateur Hockey Association and Southern California Amateur Hockey Association;
b) to encourage and foster participation in the sport of ice hockey at all levels of age ability;
c) to develop character and sportsmanship among all players for the betterment of their physical and social well-being;
d) to operate the Club consistent with the purposes of a public benefit, nonprofit;
e) and to remain nonprofit, nonsectarian and nonpartisan
The Purposes of the club are:
a) to provide recreational, athletic and educational opportunities for youth under 18 years of age to learn the skills and to play the game of ice hockey, consistent with the principles established by USA Hockey, California Amateur Hockey Association and Southern California Amateur Hockey Association;
b) to encourage and foster participation in the sport of ice hockey at all levels of age ability;
c) to develop character and sportsmanship among all players for the betterment of their physical and social well-being;
d) to operate the Club consistent with the purposes of a public benefit, nonprofit;
e) and to remain nonprofit, nonsectarian and nonpartisan
