Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey Association

AAAHA has operated youth hockey programs since its founding in 1951 and is committed to providing instructional and competitive hockey opportunities, for all players without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, or national origin. AAAHA seeks to develop character, sportsmanship, and physical fitness among the youth in the local community by providing an environment that fosters a positive learning experience, teamwork, and friendship. AAAHA affiliates with USA Hockey, MAHA and other ice hockey associations to promote, encourage and improve the standard of hockey. 

Girls Skills Camp! 
AAAHA welcomes instructors from the NWHL! Sarah Shureb and Kaylyn Schroka, NWHL players with the Buffalo Beauts 2017/18 season!

Girls clinics will be held on July 19th at 7:00 pm and July 26th at 7:30 pm at Yost Ice Arena.

Focus of the clinics will be skating, shooting, passing, game situations and preparing for the 2018/19 season.

Cost- $30. per session, or $55. for both sessions.

Spots are limited, pre-registration is required by emailing Peggy Costello at peggy.costello@aaaha.org, spots are limited and open to all female players ages 10 and up. 

 

Don't forget to scroll all the way to the bottom of each page! 

Utilize the blue tabs at the top of this page, and to the left!

Each page has information to "click" on at the left column!

Each AAAHA "Program" has its own page!

There are "links" to click on for more information!

The "calendar" page has all team schedules available, just "tag" your team for details! Instructions are on the calendar page.

New Hockey parents and players, check out the "Instructional" page!

If you are a new parent checking out our options for beginning hockey, please proceed to our Instructional page for more information.

ParentQuestions@aaaha.org

For schedule information, please visit our calendar page. Be sure to "tag" the program you are looking for on the calendar. Email IceScheduler@aaaha.org

For questions about our House Program, please contact our Executive Director, Peggy Costello @ peggy.costello@aaaha.org

For questions about our Travel Program, please contact our Travel Director, Stefan Chmielewski at Traveldirector@aaaha.org

For questions about our Mite Program, please contact our Mite Coordinator, Nick Sitarski at Mitecoordinator@aaaha.org

For questions about our Instructional Programs, please contact Peggy Costello @ peggy.costello@aaaha.org

For Coaching questions, please contact our Coaching Director, David Ford at Coachingdirector@aaaha.org

For questions about volunteering, please contact our Executive Director at peggy.costello@aaaha.org

For questions about Jerseys and apparel, please contact our Jersey Coordinator, Rhonda Ford at housejerseycoordinator@aaaha.org

For questions about becoming a Team Manager, please contact our Vice President, Shawn Schaefer at Vicepresident@aaaha.org

For questions about goalie development, please contact Adam Winters @ Housegoaliecoordinator@aaaha.org

For questions about payments, please contact our Treasurer, Phil Miller @ Treasurer@aaaha.org

Our Learn To Play Hockey program is for our newest skaters, age 8-14.

Carrie Keil and her staff will run all on ice sessions for LTP as well as a handful of sessions for all house and instructional programs.

"Carrie coached many local AAAHA house and travel teams, and accepted the position of Skating Coach for the University of Michigan Men’s Hockey Team under current head coach, Red Berenson. As time went on, Carrie found herself working with a number of competitive youth teams in the southeastern Michigan area, and began training players on a private basis as well. Carrie is now currently the Power Skating Coach for the USA NTDP U-17 and U-18 teams housed in the newly renovated USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan, and has been a part of their remarkable program for the last 16 years".

Shawn Schaefer will be assisting the Instructional, House and Travel programs with paperwork questions and collection, as well as assisting team manager's with any team managing questions.

If you have any questions about your child's paperwork, or team management, or would like to volunteer to be a team manager, please contact Shawn.

VicePresident@aaaha.org

Proceed to the Instructional tab near the top of this page to find the skill and age-appropriate choice for your child's introduction to ice hockey.

All of our instructional programs welcome both girls and boys. Two sessions of Timbits and Learn-To-Play Hockey are offered, one beginning in October, the other in January. The Mini-Mite program begins in October and ends in mid March.