Superior Amateur Hockey Association

Liberty Mutual is awarding community grants worth $2500 as part of its Responsible Sports™ program championing and celebrating responsibility in youth sports.

Here's how it works:

Every person who completes the online Responsible Coaching or Responsible Sports Parenting course and the 10-question review quiz (10 minutes) earns one certificate. The twenty (20) organizations around the country that get the most certificates before November 30th will earn a $2500 grant.

Since we’ll only be competing against organizations of similar size (<400 members), we have a great chance to win!  Of course, the more people (friends, family, coaches, etc) we get to take the course and quiz, the better chance we have at winning a $2,500 grant. 

Let’s all work together – for the SAHA kids, and for the $2500 grant. Just think of the ways this grant could help us pay for special player clinics (i.e goalie, stick handling, power skating).

For more information on Liberty Mutual’s Responsible Sports program, visit  http://www.responsiblesports.com/community_grants/default.aspx 

Not only do we have 3 divisions for the Men but this year we are proud to offer a Women/Hockey Mom's Division!  

Check it out today!

The UW-Superior men’s hockey team will be sponsoring Skate with the Jackets night on Saturday, Nov. 29 following the Yellowjacket’s game with the Milwaukee School of Engineering. Fans of all ages can come out and skate with their favorite UWS players for a half hour, then enjoy pizza, courtesy of Dominos Pizza.

The UWS vs. MSOE game begins at 5:05pm at Wessman Arena.

Effective immediately there will be a bucket of WHITE pucks that are to be used for the shooting area only.  Please make sure to remind your children to keep the shooting area free of trash, and to pick the white pucks up and put them in the bucket when they are done with them.  From now on the black markless pucks should be used on the ice only.  There are orange weighted pucks in the coaching closet for teams to use under adult supervision.