Appleton Area Hockey Association

The Appleton Area Hockey Association (AAHA) is committed to developing competitive youth hockey in the Appleton, Wisconsin area while teaching our skaters the value of winning ... and losing ... with grace and dignity. Our aim is to increase our skaters' enjoyment of the game of hockey, advance their skills, and to help develop their character.

AAHA is a Division 1 member association of the Wisconsin Amateur Hockey Association (WAHA, Region 3).

Skaters interested in joining AAHA  must reside within the boundaries of the public school districts of Appleton, Black Creek, Hilbert, Kaukauna, Kimberly, Little Chute, or Sherwood to register and join AAHA.  If you reside in another city or school district you must register with the appropriate association such as Fox Valley, De Pere, Green Bay, Waupaca or Shawano.

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The positions of Registrar, Member Services Director and House Director are open for the 2012 AAHA Board elections.

Nominations are due no later than February 11, 2012.  They may be returned to Mailbox 2 at AFIC or e-mailed to vp@aahahockey.com

Elections will be held the week of February 20, 2012.

Please see the documents below for more information.

The "Volunteering" page of the website has been updated with a listing of credits earned or scheduled through Nov 16. Please click on the "Volunteering" tab on the left side of this page for more information.

Since this is the first report of the season, there may be some clean-up necessary. Team managers are highly encouraged to review the information for the families on their teams. For conveniece, the credits are grouped by team this year.

Individuals should check their own credits. This file will be updated regularly throughout the season.

If you have any questions or corrections, send e-mail to Mike Flanagan.

For this season, there have been changes to player fees, volunteer hours and fundraising requirements. Please read the following letter from Patrick Hartel, AAHA President, to learn about those changes.

There have recently been a number of questions regarding the difference in fees when a player moves from the Cross-Ice level to the Squirt level (or for those families who are new to hockey with an older player).

The following letter explains why the costs are higher for players utilizing "full-ice" for games, and also provides some information on the SCRIP program, which can help to offset some of those costs.

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