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SABRES HOCKEY

The Sabre Hockey Association was originally founded as the Naperville Hockey League, Inc. in 1971. In 1975, the club, newly renamed the Naperville Hockey Association, expanded its goal, now "...organized and operated exclusively for the teaching of ice hockey skill and rules to youth and the application thereof through participation in competitive play." The core values, then as now, always focused on the development of our children through the sport of hockey.

Responding to a growing membership that now spanned multiple western suburban communities, on October 18th, 1993, the club again changed its name to the current Sabre Hockey Association. Since then, the association's participation has more than doubled.

Management & location

The Sabres play at All Seasons Ice Rinks located at 31W330 N Aurora Rd, Naperville, IL 60563.

 

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Final Weekend of AHF Playoffs Set for 11U & 12U AA Divisions!

The road to the AHF Championship reaches its thrilling conclusion this weekend as the 11U & 12U AA divisions take the ice for one last battle! After weeks of intense competition, it all comes down to this—the final chance for teams to etch their names in AHF history and hoist the championship trophy. With high-stakes […]

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Ramapo Saints Join AHF in 2025-26 Season

The Atlantic Hockey Federation (AHF) is proud to announce that the Ramapo Saints will be joining the league for the 2025-26 season! Skating out of Sport-O-Rama in Monsey, New York, the Saints have been a cornerstone of youth hockey since 1975. As they celebrate 50 years of player development, they continue to emphasize skill growth, […]

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Playoffs Continue with Weekend #2

Congratulations to all the teams who have battled their way to the AHF Playoffs! 🏒🔥 This weekend, the competition heats up as teams hit the ice in the following divisions: 8U AA, 14U Gretzky, 14U Lemieux, 14U McDavid, 12U Gretzky, 12U Lemieux, 12U McDavid, 10U Gretzky, 10U Lemieux, 10U McDavid With high-stakes matchups and championship […]

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