Good luck to our JGA, 15UA Blue, and 12UB1 teams as they compete in the upcoming State Tournaments.  JGA has also qualified for the USA Hockey National High School Tournament. 

SUMMER CLINICS:

The Summer Clinics offer a comprehensive and systematic plan for the development of the participant’s technical, tactical, and physical hockey skills.  All Mite*, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Girls U8/U10/U12 & U15 sessions are 2 x per week for nine weeks, and the Boys High School / Sophomore STP and Girls High School program are at 3 x per week for six weeks.  There are no on-ice sessions the week of July 2 – July 8.

*Evening Monday Mite sessions are back by popular demand - Rookie Mites (1st year/Beginner) and Intermediate/Advanced Mites.

All sessions are run by Wayzata High School Head High School Coach Pat O’Leary and his coaching staff. For more details on each clinic, go to www.wayzatahockeyclinics.com.

SUMMER CLINICS DETAILS:  Register by March 31, 2023 to take advantage of early registration discounts (see level for discount).

For more information, go to wayzatahockeyclinics.com.

Direct link for summer clinic registration (includes information about each session):  https://wayzata-hockey-clinics.sportngin.com/register/form/933308653

Wayzata 3v3 League (This league is only available to WAYZATA players.):

Our spring 3v3 league is once a week for 5 weeks. The objective of our 3v3 league is to allow athletes to compete against their own age group with fun on-ice experience that increase puck handling, team play, transition from offense to defense, and much more. There will be an on-ice coach to supervise, referee, and offer instruction on game play techniques.

Defense & Checking Clinic:

Checking can be defined as using physical force and/or body positioning (without breaking the rules) to either gain possession of the puck or to disrupt the opposition’s play.  There is a great deal of danger in throwing a check. It is not that you can get hurt (although that is always possible) but rather that you can get burned by putting yourself out of position. We will teach the proper technique of body checking and playing defensive hockey, including body positioning, receiving a check, shoulder check, covering, gap control, angling, steering, etc.  (Register before 3/1/2023 and receive a $20 discount.)

Registration Link:  https://wayzata-hockey-clinics.sportngin.com/register/form/875303366

For more information: http://wayzatahockeyclinics.com/clinics/spring-clinics/ 

Questions: email wayzatahockeyclinics@gmail.com 

Check out the following page for more information on the Monday Night Skills sessions for the 2022-23 season:

https://www.wayzatahockey.org/mondayskills

WYHA promotes, sponsors, provide facilities for and organizes a program dedicated to recreation, sportsmanship, and excellence in ice hockey for youth in School District 284. WYHA provides a competitive ice hockey program, both recreational and developmental, designed to meet the needs of all youth ages 5-19. Each participant has the opportunity to compete at the level best suited to aid in the development of his or her individual physical and mental qualities.  

Please direct your comments to us at Info@wayzatahockey.org.

Apply to be a WYHA coach

All WYHA coaches will be required to register as a coach before being allowed on the ice for the 2022-23 season.

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WYHA is committed to creating a safe and positive environment for its participant’s physical, emotional, and social development and to ensure that it promotes an environment free from abuse and misconduct.  As part of this commitment WYHA will be following the recommendations and guidelines defined in the USA Hockey Safesport Program Handbook. For more detailed information on the Safesport program visit our webpage here.

Click on this Link to to go the Team Apparel Page. 

WYHA needs team sponsors for the upcoming 2022-2023 season. If interested, head to our sponsors tab at the top for details. 

The Wayzata Way revolves around the culture of how we want our young athletes to carry themselves and represent our families, cities and programs.

We want our Hockey Players to be recognized as great young student athletes on and off the ice.

Set up your NGIN account, if you have set up an account with another sport or association, you’re set! Just click on the “Create an Account” link on the very top of the website to begin the process; this will ensure you have access to all our new features, contact information and also provide you access to register your hockey player/s.

Volunteer Information can be found under the Dibs Tab on the top navigation, don’t be afraid to start your volunteer requirements early.

Looking for help or questions on the website:  http://support.ngin.com/