The Atlantic Hockey Federation is proud to announce tryouts for the 2027 Quebec Pee Wee Team, giving players the opportunity to compete on one of youth hockey’s biggest international stages at the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament.

Known around the hockey world as one of the most iconic youth tournaments in the sport, the Quebec Pee Wee Tournament welcomes elite teams from across the globe each year for an unforgettable experience both on and off the ice. The event features teams from countries around the world competing in front of packed crowds in Quebec City.

The AHF Quebec team will be made up of top players from across the league, bringing together elite talent to represent the federation in one of hockey’s premier events. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for players to compete against international competition, experience the culture and atmosphere of Quebec City, and create memories that will last forever.

Tryouts for the 2027 team are now officially open. Players and families can find complete details including eligibility, registration information, tryout dates, and additional tournament information on the AHF Quebec Pee Wee page.

For full details and registration information, visit:
AHF Quebec Pee Wee Team Information

The road to Quebec starts now.

The Atlantic Hockey Federation is proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of its student-athletes with the release of the 2025-26 AHF Academic Honor Roll. 📚🏒

This season, over 1,400 players across the league earned a place on the Honor Roll by achieving a 3.5 GPA or higher, showcasing their commitment not only on the ice, but in the classroom as well.

The AHF takes great pride in celebrating the balance of athletics and academics, and this year’s Honor Roll is a testament to the dedication, discipline, and hard work of our players. Competing at a high level while maintaining academic excellence is no small feat, and these student-athletes continue to raise the standard across the league.

We also extend a thank you to the coaches, managers, teachers, and families who support these players every step of the way. Their guidance and encouragement play a vital role in helping our athletes succeed both on and off the ice.

Congratulations to all of our AHF Academic Honor Roll selections on an incredible achievement! 👏🎓

View the full list of honorees here

Parity schedules for our April 11-12 Parity Event are posted NOW on our parity page. You can find them linked here as well.

The 18U Carolina Jr. Hurricanes have officially advanced to the USA Hockey Nationals Championship Game in the 18U 1A division after a dominant performance in the semifinals.

The Jr. Hurricanes punched their ticket to the final with an impressive 7-0 victory over the Tulsa Jr. Oilers. Goaltender Gavin Lowry was outstanding between the pipes, turning aside all 14 shots he faced to earn the shutout, while Cooper MacDonell led the offensive charge with a three-point performance.

Now, it all comes down to one final game.

The Jr. Hurricanes will face the Greenville Rage for the USA Hockey 18U 1A National Championship, with puck drop set for 9:00 AM.

One game. One goal. A national title on the line.

Good luck to the Carolina Jr. Hurricanes—the entire AHF community is behind you! 💪🔥

The Atlantic Hockey Federation continues to make its mark on the national stage as multiple AHF teams have officially advanced out of pool play and into the playoff rounds at USA Hockey Nationals! 🏒🔥

After battling through tough competition in the opening round, these teams have earned their spot in the win-or-go-home portion of the tournament. With everything on the line, they now turn their focus to Saturday’s matchups with a chance to keep their championship dreams alive.

AHF Teams Advancing to the Playoff Round

14U 2A

18U 1A

18U 2A

18U 3A

All games will take place on Saturday, March 28, as these teams look to continue their run and push toward a national championship.

The entire AHF community is behind you—good luck to all of our teams competing in the playoff round! Let’s keep it rolling!

The stage is set for one of the biggest events in youth hockey as USA Hockey Nationals get underway, and the Atlantic Hockey Federation will be well represented. Teams from across the league are heading to Nationals ready to compete against the best programs in the country and continue their seasons on the national stage. 🏒🇺🇸

Action kicks off with a familiar matchup in the 18U division, as the Arizona Bobcats and Team Philadelphia meet once again in a rematch of their AHF playoff semifinal battle. After a hard-fought meeting during the AHF postseason, the two teams will renew their rivalry with even more on the line as Nationals begin.

Across multiple age groups, AHF programs have earned their way to Nationals through strong seasons and standout performances. The league will be represented by teams competing at the 14U, 16U, and 18U levels.

AHF Teams Competing at USA Hockey Nationals

14U

16U

18U

These teams have battled through a competitive AHF season and now have the opportunity to represent their clubs, communities, and the league on the national stage.

The entire AHF community is proud to see so many programs advancing to Nationals, and we wish the best of luck to every team hitting the ice this week. Good luck to all of our AHF teams competing at USA Hockey Nationals! 🏆🔥

After three weekends of unforgettable action, the 2026 AHF Playoffs have officially come to a close. From the opening puck drop to the final championship horn, teams across every division battled through intense round robins, high-stakes semifinal matchups, and win-or-go-home finals in pursuit of a league title. Packed rinks, clutch performances, and championship moments defined the postseason as players left everything on the ice in the chase for an AHF banner.

AHF Playoffs Weekend #1 delivered three full days of high level hockey. After a hard fought round robin on Saturday and Sunday, the semifinal matchups fell into place. By Championship Monday, it was win or go home with banners on the line. 🏒🔥

Every division earned its path the hard way, battling through pool play before advancing to the semifinal stage across rinks throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

🏒 9U AA
 Round robin action at Hollydell set up a semifinal field featuring the Philadelphia Blazers, Mercer Chiefs, Ashburn Xtreme, and PHA Icemen. After intense semifinal matchups, the Mercer Chiefs rose to the top and captured the 9U AA Championship.

🏒 10U AA
 Wissahickon Warriors, Hollydell Hurricanes, Darien, and Ashburn Xtreme battled through pool play before the semifinals took shape. On Championship Monday, the Hollydell Hurricanes claimed the 10U AA title.

🏒 10U AA Silver
 At Ice Land, Rockets HC, Haverford Hawks, Ramapo Saints, and PAL Blue Knights fought through round robin play to earn semifinal spots. The Rockets finished the job and brought home the Silver banner.

🏒 12U Lemieux Silver
 PBK, Red Bank Generals, VFC, and Philadelphia Blazers competed at Ice House, with semifinal winners advancing to Monday’s final. PAL Blue Knights (PBK) captured the Silver Championship.

🏒 13U AA
 NJ Bandits, Philadelphia Blazers, Ashburn Xtreme, and MYHA pushed through a competitive round robin to earn semifinal berths. In the end, Ashburn Xtreme emerged as 13U AA Champions.

🏒 14U AA
 North Jersey Avalanche, Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Ashburn Xtreme, and Arizona Bobcats West battled at Jersey Shore Arena before the semifinals narrowed the field. The Arizona Bobcats claimed the 14U AA Championship.

🏒 15U AA
 Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Hollydell Hurricanes, Littleton Hawks, and Philadelphia Blazers competed for semifinal positioning at Northeast Skate Zone. On Monday, the Hollydell Hurricanes secured the 15U AA title.

🏒 16U AA
 Wissahickon Warriors, Wolfpack HC National, MYHA, and PAL Blue Knights advanced out of round robin play into a tightly contested semifinal round. The PAL Blue Knights captured the 16U AA Championship.

🏒 16U Gretzky
 Haverford Hawks, Jersey Shore Wildcats, MYHA Blue, and Southern Maryland Sabres battled through pool play before the Sabres powered through the semifinal round. The Southern Maryland Sabres lifted the Gretzky banner.

🏒 16U Lemieux
 Wissahickon Warriors, Jersey Shore Wildcats, St. James HC, and Tri City Eagles Red earned semifinal spots after competitive round robin play. St. James finished strong to win the Lemieux Championship.

🏒 18U AA
 Team Philadelphia, Igloo Jaguars, Littleton Hawks, and Arizona Bobcats battled at Igloo Ice Arena before semifinals determined the finalists. The Arizona Bobcats claimed the 18U AA Championship.

🏒 18U Gretzky
 VFC Dunleavy, Wolfpack HC, Wissahickon Warriors, and Ashburn Xtreme pushed through round robin competition at Pennsauken and Igloo. The Wissahickon Warriors emerged as 18U Gretzky Champions.

Weekend #2 of the AHF Playoffs brought another packed slate of semifinal and championship action across multiple rinks. From 8U through 14U, teams battled through competitive matchups to earn their place in the finals, and by the end of the weekend a new group of champions had claimed their banners. 🏆🏒

🏒 8U AA
 Semifinal action at Revolution Ice Gardens featured Central PA Lancers, Jersey Hawks, NJ Aviators Elite, and Skylands Selects. After advancing through the bracket, the championship spotlight ultimately belonged to Toms River, who captured the 8U AA title.

🥈 8U AA Silver
 At Klick Lewis Arena, Philly Fire and Igloo Selects met for the Silver Championship, with Philly Fire finishing on top.

🏒 10U Gretzky
 A direct championship matchup saw York Devils and MYHA square off at Revolution Ice Gardens. The York Devils earned the Gretzky banner.

🏒 10U Lemieux
 Wissahickon Warriors, Jersey Shore Wildcats, Frederick Freeze, and Jr Black Bears battled through semifinals at Northeast Skate Zone before the final at Revolution Ice Gardens. The Jersey Shore Wildcats claimed the championship.

🏒 10U Lemieux Silver
 Klick Lewis Arena hosted semifinal matchups featuring MYHA Gold, TI North Stars, Team Philadelphia, and York Devils. After advancing through the bracket, MYHA secured the Silver title.

🏒 10U McDavid
 Philadelphia Blazers, NJ Bandits (Trotter), St. James HC, and PAL Blue Knights met at Grundy Ice Arena before the championship at Revolution. The PAL Blue Knights rose to the top.

🏒 10U McDavid Silver
 PAL Sound Tigers, Igloo Jaguars, York Devils, and Lehigh Valley Phantoms battled at Klick Lewis Arena. The PAL Jr Islanders captured the Silver Championship.

🏒 12U Gretzky
 Tom’s River, Team Philadelphia, MYHA, and PAL Sound Tigers competed across Jersey Shore Arena and Howell Ice Arena before the championship game. Tom’s River earned the Gretzky title.

🏒 12U Lemieux
 Team Philadelphia Orange, Wolfpack HC, PAL Sound Tigers, and St. James HC battled at Igloo Ice Arena. In the final, St. James secured the championship.

🏒 12U McDavid
 Skylands Kings, York Devils, St. James HC, and MYHA Blue fought through semifinals before the championship at Jersey Shore Arena. The York Devils brought home the banner.

🏒 12U McDavid Silver
 At Klick Lewis Arena, Philadelphia Blazers and MYHA Gold met for the Silver title, with the Philadelphia Blazers earning the win.

🏒 14U Gretzky
 Team Philadelphia, North Jersey Avalanche, Southern Maryland Sabres, and Jr Black Bears battled at Pennsauken and Igloo. The Southern Maryland Sabres emerged as champions.

🏒 14U Lemieux
 NJ Jets, Team Philadelphia, MYHA Blue, and Applecore Westchester Express competed at Hollydell before the final at Igloo Ice Arena. Team Philadelphia captured the Lemieux Championship.

🏒 14U McDavid
 Valley Forge Colonials and MYHA Gold met at Igloo Ice Arena for the title, with Valley Forge Colonials earning the McDavid banner.

Weekend #2 once again showcased the depth and competitiveness across the AHF. From tightly contested semifinals to decisive championship performances, teams rose to the occasion and added their names to the 2026 playoff champions list.

The final weekend of AHF Playoffs brought everything to a thrilling conclusion. After competitive semifinal matchups across multiple rinks, Championship Sunday delivered the final banners of the season in 8U AAA, 11U AA, and 12U AA along with their Silver divisions. 🏆🏒

🏒 8U AAA
 Bridgewater Sports Arena hosted semifinal action featuring Bridge Hockey Club 2017s, Philadelphia Resistance, Piney Pirates, and LI Monarchs 2017. After earning their spot in the final at Igloo Ice Arena, Bridge Hockey Club 2017s finished the job and captured the 8U AAA Championship.

🏒 11U AA
 Team Philadelphia, NJ Jets, Ashburn Xtreme, and PHA Icemen battled it out in semifinal play at Igloo Ice Arena. After advancing to the final, the PHA Icemen delivered when it mattered most to earn the 11U AA banner.

🥈 11U AA Silver
 Red Bank Generals, Dynamo HC, NY Arrows, and Rockets HC (Taffo) competed in semifinal matchups before Championship Sunday. The Red Bank Generals rose to the top to claim the Silver title.

🏒 12U AA
 At Grundy Ice Arena, Igloo Jaguars, Wintersport Royals, Hartford Jr Wolfpack, and Rye Rangers HC battled for semifinal positioning. The final matchup at Igloo Ice Arena saw the Royals secure the 12U AA Championship.

🥈 12U AA Silver
 Ice Vault hosted semifinal and final action featuring Frederick Freeze, Jersey Colts, Red Bank Generals, and NY Arrows. The Frederick Freeze capped off the weekend by earning the 12U AA Silver banner.

From the opening puck drop of Weekend #1 to the final horn of the season, the 2026 AHF Playoffs delivered competitive hockey, packed rinks, and unforgettable championship moments.

Three unforgettable weekends of playoff hockey are officially in the books. Across every division, teams battled through intense round robins, semifinal showdowns, and championship matchups to chase a league title. From the first puck drop to the final horn, the energy, skill, and determination on display showed exactly what playoff hockey is all about. Congratulations to all of our champions and finalists, and a huge thank you to the players, coaches, families, and fans who made this postseason an incredible celebration of the game.

This weekend, some of the top teams from across the Atlantic Hockey Federation will be heading to Atlantic Districts to compete for a chance to advance further in the season. From 12U through 18U, AHF teams are bringing their skills, teamwork, and playoff energy to the ice for another exciting weekend of hockey.

Here’s a look at the AHF teams representing their levels:

18U AA

16U AA

14U AA

12U AA

18U A

16U A

14U A

12U A

14U B

12U B

The AHF wishes all teams the best of luck as they compete this weekend — bring the energy, play hard, and make it a weekend to remember!

The wait is over — Championship Weekend #3 starts TODAY and runs through Sunday as teams battle for the banner across multiple AHF divisions! It’s time for big moments, clutch plays, and nonstop playoff energy. 💥🏒

🏒 Divisions Hitting the Ice:

🔥 11U AA
🔥 12U AA
🔥 8U AA
🔥 11U AA Silver
🔥 12U AA Silver

📍 Rinks Hosting the Action:

• Bridgewater Sports Arena
• Igloo Arena
• Pennsauken Skate Zone
• Grundy Arena
• Ice Vault Arena

Every shift matters. Every goal counts. And by Sunday, champions will be crowned. 🏆

🎥 STREAM IT LIVE

Catch every game on Black Bear TV!

📊 FOLLOW ALONG

Find schedules, stats, and standings all weekend at the AHF Game Center:
👉 atlantichockeyfederation.com/gamecenter

🗓️ FULL EVENT INFO

Schedules, rink assignments, and important links:
👉 https://atlantichockeyfederation.com/champ-26-wk3/

🛍️ CHAMPIONSHIP MERCH

Grab your official AHF Playoff merch here:
👉 https://simaxsports.com/collections/ahf-championships-feb-27-march-1-2026-376803
🛒 Merch will be on site Friday & Saturday at Bridgewater Sports Arena, then moving to Igloo Arena for Sunday’s championship games!

We are actively monitoring the weather and updating the schedule in real time. Any changes to game times or locations will be posted here as soon as they are confirmed. Please check back frequently for the latest updates.

SCHEDULE CHANGES:

14U McDavid MOVED TO 1PM

10U McDavid CANCELLED, POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE