Do you want to learn to play hockey?

Do you want to get your kid involved in hockey?

If so, this is the place you need to start!

On this page, we will be posting how you sign up, how you get equipment, what you need to know to get started, and anything else we think will be helpful. It is as easy as 1,2,3…
1. Sign up
2. Get Equipment
3. Have Fun

1. How and What do I sign up for?

If your kid is 6 years old and younger, they need to start in our Atoms program (6 and younger). Our Atoms program is 1-2 sessions every week starting in October and going through the end of March. One session every week for skills development (Skating, skating with the puck, passing the puck, and shooting the puck) and one hockey game every other week (Cross Ice). Click here to start your registration and pay for your equipment lease (if applicable).

If your child is 7 years old and older, they need to start in our House Hockey Program. Our House Hockey Program starts in October and has 1 practice and 1 game every week through the end of March. Click here to start your registration and pay for your equipment lease (if applicable).

2. How do I get equipment?

Here is a List of Equipment you need to get your hockey player started.

We are also offering an Equipment Lease program, This will equip your young hockey player from head to ankles (You have to get your own skates). The cost to lease the equipment is $40 ($20 after December 25th). To lease the equipment, you must pay for the $40 ($20 after December 25th) lease by credit card (Paypal only) online and download and complete the lease agreement. All equipment must be returned at the end of the season in March. Leasing equipment is as simple as 1, 2, and 3...

1) Click here for a Lease Agreement.
2) Click here to pay for the lease online
3) Pick Up the EQUIPMENT! Please contact Margaret at 304-376-5458 or email Margaret Lewis to arrange a time to pick up the equipment.

MHA also has a used equipment posting. You may view the MHA's Used Equipment Posting by clicking on this link.


3. HAVE FUN, PLAY HOCKEY!

Parent we recommend you read the MHA's Parent's Survival Guide and if you are looking for more parent information, read the USA Hockey's Parent's Guide to help answer many of the questions you may have about the game of hockey. If you have any other questions, comments, or suggestions, please contact the following:

John Karolcik (President of MHA)
Margaret Lewis (Director of Equipment Lease Program)