The purpose of MAHA shall be to provide the opportunity for the youth within MAHA’s service area to play amateur hockey at prescribed levels which may consist of T-Blades, Mites, Squirts, Pee-Wees, Bantams, Midgets, and corresponding girls’ teams such as U-10, U-12, or U-14. It shall also be a purpose of MAHA to prepare its players through attention to skill development and competition for future play at high school level.

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The MAHA registration is still open for new players for the 2018-2019 hockey season.

Please click here to register.  

Please follow the registration instructions and  a reminder, you will need to register with  USA Hockey prior to registering for MAHA.

New This Season!

You will see a new registration option for an U12 Girls team this season.   It is the MAHA boards hope to have a U12 girls team..  This will be a building year for this team made up of 9,10,11 and 12 year old girls who wish to play on a girls team.  They will be scheduled with same skilled U10/U12 teams.   If you know of any girls in this age group who would like to play hockey please pass on the registration information to them.   Please note:  This U12 girls team does not prevent a girl from playing on a U10 or U12 youth team if she so chooses. 

If you have any questions please contact Adam Fortin at afortin@fnwsu.org.

If you would like to apply for a Warner Home scholarship, please contact Judy at 868-3694 or motherbiddy21@yahoo.com for more info.

Please go to "Documents" on the MAHA website to find the MAHA Registration Plan 2018-2019.

USA Hockey Officials 

Informational Meeting 

Wednesday August 29th 7:00 pm 

@ Collins Perley Sports Center 

In cooperation with the  Missisquoi Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) and the St. Albans Skating Association (SASA) 

USA seminar Burlington 10-7-18
USA seminar Hartford VT 10-20-18
USA seminar Rutland 11-4-18

Consider becoming a referee, Vermont is at an all time low for officials at all levels.  Click Here To Register

 

SAFE SPORT PARENT COURSE

We recommend all parents take the USA HOCKEY Safe Sport Parent Course. This program is developed for parents of athletes, and addresses important topics around recognizing, preventing and taking action against misconduct in sports