Summer Invite Hockey League

The Summer Invite Hockey League is a first of its kind collaborative development league that puts players and families first. This league is designed for AAA Elite level hockey players looking for high level coaching, exposure, and guaranteed competitive hockey.

The league features 6 of the top premiere summer programs: RAD (California), The Battery (Ohio), Atlantic Coast (Mass), HD Engine (Texas), NSHDA (Chicago), and Southeast Elite (Florida).

Ages

2016-2010

AAA Elite

When

May 17th-19th (Fort Myers, FL)

June 7th-9th (Chicago, IL)

July 12-14th (Columbus, OH)

Teams

RAD (California/West Coast)

HD Engine (Texas/Central States)

Battery (Ohio/Mid-West)

NSHDA (Chicago)

Atlantic Coast (East Coast)

Southeast Elite (Florida/South)

League Creation

Our league brings together the top spring programs in North American to ensure 5 competitive games each weekend. Our league will have live standings, stats, & All-League selections. This will be the top league for player development, exposure, and value.

Thursday Skills

The teams will host a combined skills development skate the Thursday before each event. This will allow our athletes to skate with top skills coaches in North America

Games

Each showcase weekend will be a minimum of 5 games. You will play each team once and the top 2 teams will play a 6th game for the finals.

SIHL Interest Form

What to Expect from the SIHL

1. 3 tournament weekends | 5 games per weekend | 3rd weekend is playoffs!

2. All games at 1 rink.

3. Consistent high level games.

4. Optional Thursday skill sessions with players and coaches from different organizations.

5. Schedule released months in advance to help for travel planning.

6. Informative educational seminars.

7. Off-ice events for players and parents.

8. Skills competition and all star games.

9. Epic sponsor giveaways and completions!

What no to Expect from the SIHL

1. Flying across the country to play a team from your hometown.

2. Driving 45-minutes between rinks and hotels in rush hour traffic.

3. Overpriced hotels and team entry fees.

4. Inconsistent level of completion.

5. Changing your flights because your team didn’t make it to Sunday.