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ABOUT THE NORTHERN HILLS AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

The Northern Hills Amateur Hockey Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of youth hockey, figure skating, and recreational skating in the Northern Black Hills of South Dakota.  We invite you to join us in our efforts to bring hockey and a rink to Spearfish. Finding a location for the rink has been challenging to say the least, but hopefully we meet that challenge soon and take it to the next level.

We still have a way to go, and fundraising is our next big step. You can aid the cause by clicking on the donate tab because every little bit helps. If you are considering corporate partnership, please contact one of our board members and we can share our vision and options with you.

Help us bring hockey and ice skating to the Northern Hills. #ItsTime

LOOKING TO PARTICIPATE?

Looking to participate in a sport that requires skill, strength, strategic thinking and the desire to play as part of a team?  Whatever level you play at, hockey can enhance your life, improving fitness, strength and coordination.

Whether you are looking to play casually in our recreational league or competitively with one of our traveling teams, you'll find our organization to be a great place to learn new skills and meet new friends.

 

NHAHA

MISSION STATEMENT

To promotion of youth hockey, figure skating, and recreational skating in the Northern Black Hills of South Dakota and get an ice rink built in the Northern Hills:

•     Having Fun

•     Learning Team Work

•     Gaining Friendships

•     Increased Physical Activity

VISION

To make organized ice hockey available to everyone in the Northern Hills.

 

BOARD STATEMENT

The NHAHA seeks to provide the opportunity for all Northern Hills Youth to play ice hockey and build an ice rink in the area.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES
  1. We provide an opportunity for all children that do not have another opportunity to play, especially with financial issues that would otherwise prevent them from getting on the ice.
  2. Winning is defined as accomplishing our mission rather than the number of goals scored.
  3. To be clear and consistent with all skaters in our program.
  4. To treat all players with compassion and respect regardless of their economic or physical ability.
  5. Families and friends of Chinook skaters are encouraged to participate in our programs and events.
  6. Every Chinook skater is valued the same including with respect to playing time.