Bozeman Amateur Hockey Association

How can I play hockey?
Beginning fall of 2008, all hockey registration will be available online from our website. 2011-2012 Registration is tentativly scheduled for Aug. 28th-Sept. 11th and a $40 late fee will be applied after that date. Youth programs include Mite through High School levels. Dates for 2011-2012 leagues are tentatively scheduled for Oct. 24th- March 11th . For more details about our youth hockey programs please click here.

What pads do I need to play hockey?
Youth players must wear all the protective gear in our programs: helmet, shoulder pads, elbow pads, shin guards, gloves and protective cup. PeeWee and above players must also use a mouth guard. Although optional, all players are also encouraged to consider wearing neck guards.

Is there a girls hockey program?
Yes, Bozeman Amateur Hockey Association does have a girl’s hockey team. It is a middle school/high school team, designed for girls aging out of the youth Squirt level, that want to continue playing competitive hockey. The team travels to tournaments one time a month throughout Montana and Idaho. There is an additional fee to attend tournaments. This team competes in the Northern Rocky Mountain Girls Hockey League. Contacts: Linda Warner (406) 579-7792 or Stephanie Gray (406)586-3380.

(See Rink Schedule for Dates and Times)

Does BAHA have a youth house league?
BAHA currently has a house league for Termites, Mites and U-12 Leagues.

What is USA Hockey and why do I need to be a member?
USA Hockey is the governing body of hockey in the US. BAHA hockey programs which are sanctioned by USA Hockey (all youth teams and adult league) require that all participants are registered members for insurance purposes.

Is there any pickup hockey?
Youth pickup hockey is occasionally scheduled in unused ice slots (see rink schedule for specific ice times).

Where can I buy hockey gear?

• Play It Again Sports buys and sells new and used hockey gear and sharpens skates in the Bridger Peaks Town Center at 19th Avenue and Oak Street: 587-7427.
• Second Wind Sports sells and consigns used hockey gear at 15 W. Olive Street: 586-7441.
• Summit Bike and Ski sells hockey gear and sharpens skates at 26 S. Grand Avenue: 587-1064.
• Top Shelf Hockey sells hockey gear and sharpens skates. It is located just off the Frontage Rd. east of Bozeman at 25B Shawnee Way, past Subaru and behind Culligan: 585-1417.

OneGoal Equipment Program
BAHA participates in USAH?s OneGoal equipment program. OneGoal is designed to encourage participation in hockey by providing high-quality and conveniently packaged gear including everything except skates and a stick. Generally targeted for 6 to 8 year-olds, equipment includes; junior small shoulder pads, pants (breezers) and elbow pads, 10" shin guards, gloves and a small adjustable helmet.

BAHA has purchased 20 sets of OneGoal equipment that will be available to our Mite & Termite families, one per family, on a first come first served basis. BAHA will charge a $40 rental fee for the season.

Click Here for more information and rental application.

Can I rent ice for a private party?
Ice is available to rent when it is not being used for any of our other skating programs at a rate of $135 per hour (including a 10 minute ice resurface). The warm room is available with rental which includes tables and chairs. Please contact the Rink Manager through our webpage for ice availability.

How do I become a hockey referee?
Information about becoming a referee is available on the USA Hockey webpage. Follow the “Officials” link. For specific local information, please email Mark Lachapelle (or call: 586-1070) or Cory Talbott (522-8602).

How can I volunteer?
Contact the Rink Manager through our website to find a job appropriate for your skills.

How do I get a business banner?
Contact the Gallatin Ice Foundation.

How do I file an injury claim with USA Hockey?
On the USA Hockey website follow the links “About USAH” and “Insurance Risk Management.” Many answers are under “FAQ” or you may need to contact the Northern Plains District Risk Manager who can be found in the “Risk Manager Directory.”

When will BAHA have a second rink?
The Gallatin Ice Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to fundraising for an enclosed year-round rink adjoining the Haynes Pavilion. For more information about how to make a donation or their progress, follow the GIF link above for more information.

What are my Club responsibilities?
Each family and team is responsible for working at least one Icedogs game per season.

Each family and team is responsible for fulfilling individual team game and tournament obligations.

Where can I find the practice schedule?
Visit the individual team pages for specific team information.

Why don’t the Mite and Termite teams have set schedules?
With the exception of the House League (if available), all Squirt and above BAHA teams are travel teams that participate in the MAHA Treasure State League and have schedules determined by MAHA prior to the season start. Since Termite and Mite teams do not participate in the TSL, MAHA is not involved in determining schedules. It is the responsibility of each Mite and Termite Team Manager to individually schedule games for their respective team.

Why are email addresses not listed on the youth webpages?
Due to the prevalence of automated email address harvesting by spam web-crawlers, email addresses on the BAHA website Youth pages are linked to Members’ names, rather than displayed. Simply click on a linked name or title (i.e. Youth Website Coordinator) to send email to a Member. This policy helps to reduce the amount of spam sent to Members.

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