Winter Season 8U-14U

Celebrating 25 years this season, Everest Youth Hockey is dedicated to providing a competitive experience for players. At each age division, players are evaluated at the beginning of the season and teams are grouped by ability level with practices and games tailored to each group’s development needs. While we strive to develop each player’s skating and shooting ability, we also emphasize helping players grow individually and as a team nurturing our skaters love for the sport both on the ice and off all while instilling core values to build a foundation of excellence. All this is achieved through the hard work of our coaches, parents and most of all our young athletes.

USA Hockey Registration is required prior to registering for the 22/23 Everest Youth Hockey Season. Click below to register

Everest Youth Hockey is governed by WAHA (the Wisconsin Amateur Hockey Association) and follow all WAHA by-laws and guidelines. In accordance with WAHA in order to be eligible to play for EYH you must either:

1.     Reside within the D.C. Everest School District. This must by your PHYSICAL home address (not business or relative). Even if you do not attend school within Everest, you still must RESIDE within the school district boundaries.

OR

2.     Reside within a surrounding community that does NOT have a local youth hockey organization. These are considered "Open" areas. If you do reside within a community that does not have a local association you also must NOT have played for another association while living in a "Open" area.

If you do not reside in either of the above areas you may not be eligible to play for EYH. Please contact eyh.president@gmail.com before you register.

Q: Is there a fundraising requirement?

A: Yes, each family is required to raise $500.00 in fundraising. A buyout option is available, the buyout cost is $400 and must be paid in full at time of regstration.

Q: Are volunteer hours required?

A: Yes, we require family to contribute to the organization by helping out with tasks such as: Concession Stands, Equipment Handout, Picture Day Helpers, Raffle Ticket Sales and Tournament Setup/Tear down. Volunteer hours can also be earned by Coaching, Team Management, and Board Positions.