Travel hockey program for ages 7-14 located in Bloomington
Youth
Overview
Interested in youth hockey? There's likely an organization near you! Below is a list of youth hockey associations in Indiana. For details on a particular organization, just click the link to be directed to their website. It's always best to contact an organization directly for any particular details. If you have a question about youth hockey in general, feel free to email us or any of the outstanding programs listed here!
City of Bloomington House Hockey
Visit WebsiteHouse hockey and instructional programming offered through City of Bloomington Parks & Recreation
City of Columbus House Hockey
Visit WebsiteHouse hockey and instructional programming offered through City of Columbus Parks & Recreation
Columbus Youth Hockey Association
Visit WebsiteCompetitive hockey program for youth (ages 7-14) and high school students in Columbus
Evansville Youth Hockey Association
Visit WebsiteInstructional, House, Travel, and High School hockey programs in Evansville. Operates out of the Swonder Ice Arena
Fort Wayne Amateur Hockey Association
Visit WebsiteA non-profit organization operating youth ice hockey programs for the benefit of people in the greater Fort Wayne area. Operates out of the SportONE/Parkview Icehouse
Indianapolis Youth Hockey Association
Visit WebsiteHouse & Travel hockey for ages 5-14 in Carmel (north side of Indianapolis)
Irish Youth Hockey League
Visit WebsiteInstructional, House, & Travel hockey for ages 5-14 in South Bend. Operates out of the Compton Family Ice Arena and The Ice Box
Jr. Fuel Hockey Club
Visit WebsiteHouse (ages 5-14), A & AA Travel (ages 7-16) hockey programs in Central & Southern Indianapolis and Fishers. Operates out of the Fuel Tank, Pop Weaver Youth Pavilion, and Perry Park Ice Arena
Tri-State Spartans
As the state's only members of the Tier I Elite Hockey League, the Tri-State Spartans serve as the premier program for players ages 9-16. With the addition of the U18 team and the School of Excellence, the Spartans attract the top players from Indiana, as well as western Ohio and northern Kentucky.
