Hockey

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Current News

FIRST NATIONAL CUP SCHEDULE IS SET
The 2010 First National Cup Hockey Championships will take place on February 11-12-13 at the Curtis Menard Sports Complex. Check for the exact schedule and more details and brackets of teams under “State Tournament Information”.

ASAA HOCKEY BYLAWS view here
• Dual Participation Policy
• ASAA Supplemental Hockey Rules

NEW RULES
2008-09: In an effort to minimize risk of injury in high school ice hockey, a significant change in goalkeeper equipment will include a flapper-style throat protector. View other rule changes here

2012-13: New standards for hockey goalkeeper equipment will go into effect. View changes here.

HOCKEY STATE TOURNAMENT BID
The sites for the 2011-12-13 state championships are now up for bid. Any school(s) and/or community facility interested in being considered as host must read the following document “Expectations for State Hockey” and then fill out the online application form below. Deadline for submission is Wednesday February 10, 2010. All complete bids will be presented to the ASAA Board of Directors at their February 21-22 meeting.
• Expectations for State Hockey
• Online Bid Application Form

Events and Stats

2010-11 CONFERENCE SCHEDULES
• Mid Alaska Conference Schedule
• Weekly Scores of 2A/3A/4A hockey games
• Girls hockey scores
• Conference Standings for all hockey teams
• Greatland Conference Standings

2010-11 HOCKEY TOURNAMENTS

Dates	Name	Location	Special Notes
Nov. 4-6	Peninsula Ice Challenge	Soldotna	4 teams (SoHi, Kenai, + 2 others)
Nov. 11-13	End of Road Shootout	Homer
Nov. 11-13	Curtis Menard Memorial	Houston	8 teams; full bracket; 3 games each;
Jan. 20-22	Ice Cube Classic	Glennallen	4 teams; round robin format

Important Dates

2010-11 SEASON
First Practice: October 18
Eligibility List due: October 28 (or before first game)
First Possible Contest: October 29
Last Contest before State Tournament: February 5
State Tournament: February 10-11-12 @ Menard Sports Center (Wasilla)