Avalanche Hockey

How much does hockey cost?

The season fee will vary depending on the player's age and what program they participate in. As the player moves up through the levels, the price will increase.

If your child is asked to join a team (from U6 to U14) after the Try Hockey for Free session is complete, the coach or hockey development director will let you know what your fees will be depending on team placement. We also offer a Learn to Play program for those that want to continue to learn in a non-competitive environment.

MYHA participates in fundraising events each season which can reduce the amount that you pay for fees, especially the Shop with Raise Right program.

What are the age groups?

In Monroe, we have co-ed youth hockey teams for players ages 6 to 14. With an organization's approval, a 4 or 5 year old player maybe able to participate based on their skill and comfort on the ice. Once your child is in High School we have WIAA co-op teams forboth girls and boys.

We currently do not have separate girls' teams in Monroe, however, this is something we are actively working on, with the goal beingone girl's team at each level. Girls do have the option of double-rostering on a MYHA team and also a girls-only Jr. Fury team out ofJanesville if they choose.

Youth Teams:

6 & Under - 6 and below

8U (Mite) - 7 & 8 yrs old

10U (Squirt) - 9 & 10 yrs old

12U (Peewee) - 11 & 12 yrs old

14U (Bantam) - 13 & 14 yrs old

Boys High School Co-op

Girls High School Co-op

How often will my child have practices and games?

The number of practices and games depends on the program your child is registered for. Players in MYHA’s 8U Full Season program can expect (2) 60 minute on-ice practices, plus 1 or 2 games on the weekend.

As a player moves up through the age brackets, you can expect the on and off-ice sessions to increase. Beginning at U10 and older, you can expect 3-4 tournament weekends, plus 2-3 games on the non-tournament weekends.

Where can parents learn about hockey & rules?

USA Hockey publishes The Official Rules of Ice Hockey, which includes playing rules, interpretations, referee signals, and detailed rink descriptions. Here is a brief summary of the ADM model (American Development Model for 8U.)

We will have a parent's meeting at the beginning of the season. Feel free to ask questions at the meeting or make arrangements to chat with the coach or a board member at any time. 

What do other parents say?

Here is a great article from USA Hockey who collected advice from other hockey families to help you get started, but very simply, "It's the greatest sport on earth."

Do you have a question that isn't listed here?

Email us at 4avalanchehockey@gmail.com