So I have mulled around with the trying out playing AHA since hearing about it. Recently I figured out a way to finance playing just to find out I have to I have to register with the USA Hockey people and pay them money too.
My question is this. Is the fee for USA Hockey a one time deal?
Also, the whole breezers and helmet matching bit, I have to buy a new helmet or two helmets and breezers to play? Or are just the jerseys home and away?
That AHA site doesn't quite explain everything in depth.
Thanks!
Taylor
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#2
Posted 03 September 2010 - 05:58 PM
The USA Hockey (and MN Hockey - included in transaction) fees are a yearly fee. It covers insurance and certified refs.
Just jerseys and socks are home and away. Everyone on the team needs to have matching breezers and helmets, but only 1 set.
Just jerseys and socks are home and away. Everyone on the team needs to have matching breezers and helmets, but only 1 set.
Jenn
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jennyc115@gmail.com
(651) 230-3015
http://www.amway.com/jlsenterprises
"Hey ref! Get off your knees and quit blowing the game!"
#3
Posted 03 September 2010 - 06:18 PM
taylor,
im making the jump this year as well. send me a pm...
mike
im making the jump this year as well. send me a pm...
mike
#4
Posted 03 September 2010 - 11:11 PM
You have to have a helmet and breezers that match your teams helmet and breezers. The vast majority are black.
#5
Posted 05 September 2010 - 11:44 PM
I am also playing in the aha this year for the first time the USA hockey thing is in most leagues. I think the whole helmet and breezers thing is bunk but atleast most teams use black. I have gone over in my head many times about diffrent leagues but I think the aha is the best around for adults new to hockey or who got a late start. Also I feel the aha really has there shtuff together and have a good program. Good luck and see you on the ice
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