Where: Kent State Ice Arena, 650 Loop Rd, Kent, OH
Who: Ages Pre-K to High School
Advanced Registration Required: Click here to go to events page for registration.
High School Hockey to Follow: Kent Roosevelt at 7pm
Tri County Hockey Association is pleased to announce registration is now live for the Winter/Spring 2025, Sunday adult hockey league at Kent State University. To register, click here.
Tri-County is pleased to announce we have re-established a pre-season and post-season hockey team for current NCHSHL and OHSAA ice hockey players, known as the Tri-County All Stars.
Want to play hockey, yet still need to improve fundamental skating first?
The Kent State Ice Arena offers skating lessons and beginner hockey lessons.
Know someone who is interested in skating and hockey, and needs to take those first steps on the ice? Consider these programs at the Dan Kostel Recreation Center in Garfield Heights, OH.
Click Here to go to our learn to play page and find flyers for these upcoming programs:
Ice Skating Lessons - Fall Sessions, Learn to Skate!
In-House Learn to Play Hockey - Saturdays
Try Before You Buy Sessions - Sep. 21 and Oct. 30th
The Tri-County Cyclones have roster positions open for 8U, 10U, and High School. Click here to fill out a request for us to contact you. Please provide us with your contact information and basic information about the potential player (age, skill level / hockey history, etc.). We look forward to introducing you to our hockey family!
USA Hockey Congress Approves Requirement For Neck Laceration Protection Starting August 1
The USA Hockey Congress approved legislation during the recently completed USA Hockey Winter Meeting that requires neck laceration protection for players in all age classifications in practices and games, with the exception of adults, effective August 1, 2024. The neck laceration requirement also includes on-ice officials under the age of 18.
The legislation also strongly recommends the use of neck laceration protection by adult players.
Apply Here to have a positive impact on the lives of future hockey players!
