Spring 3x3 2026

AHSHA is excited to bring back 3x3 sessions for Spring 2026. Players have the opportunity to enjoy the best part of hockey... just playing!

These sessions sell out quickly so don't miss out on this opportunity to play Spring 3x3.

We are strong believers in unstructered play time, something we do not get enough of these days. No coaching, no drills, no technical training... just playing hockey. (Something our friends in colder climates get to do on the frozen ponds.)

All skates are at Ice Den Scottsdale, ice slots are 1 hour each.

Eligibility: Players currently in 8th through 12th grade are eligible to sign up.

Birth Years: 2007-2012

Group 1 - Designed for younger players and those newer to the sport. 2012 - 2010 birth years. House league, JV and D3 level players.

Group 2 - More advanced hockey skills required for Group 2. 2007 - 2010 birth years. Tier, D2 and D1 level players only.

**$45 Drop In available at links to the right.

We are strong believers in unstructered play time, something we do not get enough of these days. No coaching, no drills, no technical training... just playing hockey. (Something our friends in colder climates get to do on the frozen ponds.)

All skates are at Ice Den Scottsdale, ice slots are 1 hour each.

Eligibility: Players currently in 8th through 12th grade are eligible to sign up.

Birth Years: 2007-2012

Group 1 - Designed for younger players and those newer to the sport. 2012 - 2010 birth years. House league, JV and D3 level players.

Group 2 - More advanced hockey skills required for Group 2. 2007 - 2010 birth years. Tier, D2 and D1 level players only.

**Drop In Daily rates will only be made available if the session does not sell out.

After a 5 minute warmup, players will be divided onto 4 separate teams using colored pinnies. Teams will then be set up to play 3 cross ice games, once against each team.

All sessions are No Checking

Coaches will signal line changes to ensure equal ice time.

Players will check-in with AHSHA staff before each ice time and receive a wristband to allow them on the ice.

Exactly what the title says... its open hockey. If players want to just skate and shoot around, great. If enough are there to organize a game, great.

Coaches will be there to keep things safe an organized, but players will determine what happens on the ice.

Full USAH approved protective equipment must be worn at all skates. Including neck laceration protection.

No refunds will be granted after registration is completed. No discounts will be offered if a player cannot attend all of the skates within a session.

These sessions are considered private ice and are not covered under USAH insurance. All players participate at their own risk.

AHSHA coaches will be present for all sessions.

Poor player behavior could lead to disciplinary action for the 2026-2027 AHSHA season.