Rogers Youth Hockey Association Announces Tournament Schedule
Rogers,MN – The Rogers Youth Hockey Association has released its tournament schedule for the upcoming season,encompassing various age and skill levels. The schedule provides opportunities for young female hockey players to compete across Minnesota and into North Dakota.
Here’s a breakdown of the tournament dates and locations, categorized by team level:
Peewee B2:
* Blaine: December 19-21
* Brainerd Classic (Brainerd): January 2-4
* Carter Weber Memorial Shootout (Eagan): November 28-30
* Fairbault Frost: December 5-7
* Ville sur la baie (Walker): January 9-11
Peewee C:
* Party de la piscine Peewee (Delano): November 21-23
* Superior Tournament (Superior): December 26-28
* cow Town Classic (St. Paul): January 9-11
Squirt A:
* Breezy Point Tournament (Brainerd): January 2-4
* Squirtacular (Blaine): January 23-25
* Squirt International (Fargo, ND): February 18-22
Squirt B1 black:
* Frozen Frenzy (Centennial): December 5-7
* Rochester Tournament: December 19-21
* Wayzata Freeze: January 1-4
Squirt B1 Blue:
* Frozen frenzy (Centennial): December 5-7
* Rochester Tournament: December 19-21
* squirtacular (Blaine): January 23-25
Squirt B2 Black:
* Extravagance de dinde (Rosemount): November 28-30
* Ville sur la baie (Walker): December 12-14
* Wayzata Freeze: January 1-4
Squirt B2 Blue:
* Extravagance de dinde (Rosemount): November 28-30
* Ville sur la baie (Walker): December 12-14
* Squirtacular (Blaine): January 23-25
Squirt C Black:
* Rogers Tournament: November 8-10
* Brick City Tournament (Chaska/Chanhassen): november 28-30
* Point Breezy Tournament: January 23-25
Squirt C Blue:
* Rogers Tournament: November 8-10
* Brick City Tournament (Chaska/Chanhassen): November 28-30
* Brainerd Tournament: January 16-18
The growing Popularity of Youth Hockey
Youth hockey participation has seen a steady increase in recent years, driven by factors like increased accessibility to ice time, dedicated coaching programs, and the inspiring performances of professional hockey leagues. Minnesota, in particular, boasts a rich hockey tradition, fostering a strong community of young players and families.
Tournaments like those announced by the Rogers Youth Hockey Association play a vital role in the development of these athletes, providing competitive opportunities, fostering teamwork, and instilling a lifelong love for the sport. These events also contribute substantially to local economies, attracting visitors and supporting businesses in the host communities.
The Rogers Youth Hockey Association continues to prioritize providing a positive and developmental experience for all its players, emphasizing skill development, sportsmanship, and a commitment to the values of the game.
