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2023-2024 Lakeland Travel Team Tryouts

• Fall Tryouts for travel (Tier II) may begin May 15th (See table below).
• Teams  may not  recruit or solicit players, offer contracts, hold tryouts, conditioning skates, skills skates, or any activity that could be construed as a tryout/solicitation or recruitment or player evaluation until the specific dates outlined below.
• Tryout dates, times, and any sign up links for teams will be posted once their tryouts are scheduled.  

MAHA Tryout Locator

Teams, Please click the link below to have your teams tryouts added to the MAHA tryout locator data base. Can add up to 4 tryouts and helps others locate your teams tryout dates.

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TRAVEL TEAM TRYOUT START DATES & INFORMATION

Note: Players born in 2011 or after (i.e. 12 years old or younger) are not eligible to play on any National Bound division teams per MAHA and USA Hockey Rules.

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Welcome to the 23-24 season  tryout locator. Please enter all the information for your tryouts. This information will create a searchable database on the MAHA website.  Interested players and parents will be able to contact and register for your tryouts if interested.

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AA Travel Tryouts Announced!

The Kansas City Hockey Club is pleased to announce try-outs for the 2023-24 season for Squirts, PeeWees and Bantam players. The try-outs will take place on July 29th and 30th at Independence Community Ice Center. Squirts and Bantams will have three  sessions which will be held July 29th and 30th. PeeWees will have two sessions on July 30th due to a previous commitment with the  Midwest Affiliate for this age group. The price for try-outs is $40 per player.

Session times are below:

Squirt July 29th -12:10 pm - 1:10 pm and 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm July 30th - 1:10 pm - 2:10 pm Peewee July 30th - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Bantam July 29th - 1:20 pm - 2:20 pm and 3:40 pm - 4:40 pm July 30th - 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Please go to the Kansas City Hockey Club under Programs tab to register.

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MAHA D4 2023/2024 Key Dates

Key dates for MAHA District 4!  (Updated 11/15/23 - corrected mistakes with days of week, end of Round 1)

MAHA District 4 - 2023/2024 Key Dates

Maha background checks - update.

Please see attached for important information on background checks for the 2023/2024 season.

MAHA Update - Background Screen Delays - 8-25-2023

2023/2024 season block grant.

Applications for the 2023/2024 District 4 Growth Initiative Grants are not available.  The purpose of the grant is to assist an Association(s) in growing the game of hockey.

Possible examples include increasing  participation for 4-8 y/o age group and participation in try hockey for free & girl's hockey weekend. 

Application deadline is November 17, 2023.  Please see application for additional details.  Questions - contact Maria Pacis-Biederman.

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Association season kickoff.

MAHA has created a quick guide for associations, coaches and other team personnel to assist with kicking off the season.

Please see below and contact your D4 Representative if you have any questions.

2022 Association Season Kickoff

District 4 council openings & next meeting.

D4 Board meetings occur typically on the second Tuesday of each month.  This is subject to change based on director's availability.

Please refer to the calendar for upcoming meeting.

Click here to learn more about the Role and Responsibility of a District Director.

MAHA Tryout Locator

The Michigan Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) announced the launch of a new ‘Tryout Locator,’ available to all MAHA - affiliated associations.  (Starting with the Spring 2022 tryout season.)

Players and families can filter the information, by age group and season, to make it easy to locate potential teams.

Associations and/or teams can post their tryouts on the MAHA website by having a primary contact complete a simple form. The tool allows teams to enter up to four (4) dates, times and locations for their respective tryouts.

Changes and/or modifications can be made to the information as needed.

If you haven’t done so already, please encourage all of your travel teams to utilize the MAHA ‘Tryout Locator’ for posting their seasonal tryout dates. You can access the ‘Tryout Locator’ on the home page of the  MAHA website, or you can link directly at  https://www.maha.org/2022tryouts

Girls Hockey Updates

USA Hockey encourages players, parents, associations and rinks to celebrate Girls Hockey Weekend October 8-9, 2022, to build awareness, celebrate your current players and grow participation from coast to coast. Registration for events coming soon! 

If your organization is holding a girls try hockey for free event this week please register at  https://www.usahockey.com/girlshockeyweekend & hashtag any social media posts to #girlshockey

More Information upcoming.

See Girls/Women page for new grant opportunity for girls playing hockey.

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FlipGive Fundraising Opportunity

On December 1st, The Michigan Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) proudly announced its new partnership with FlipGive, a free fundraising platform used by thousands of sports teams,schools, and community causes across North America. The partnership will focus on supplying hockey families, teams, and associations with a simple online solution for making the game more affordable. As an added bonus for MAHA teams, FlipGive will provide a matching grant of $100 for any team that earns $100 by January 15, 2021.

FlipGive offers a modern approach to fundraising, using technology and partnerships with hundreds of businesses to make the entire process more convenient for families. Rather than requiring families and players to sell something, FlipGive provides team members and supporters with the ability to earn cash back while shopping popular brands both online and in-store. The results have made a significant impact with nearly 5,000 hockey teams using FlipGive this year.

Your association is invited to get started with FlipGive today !  Please see the document below for more details.

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We offer travel teams from 10U (squirts) to 16U (midget).   Our teams are part of MAHA District 4  and participate in the Little Casesars Amateur Hockey League.  The purpose of the LCAHL is to provide a positive and rewarding experience for amateur youth hockey players in the Metro Detroit area and surrounding regions. The LCAHL shall emphasize, among other areas, the following:

• Youth development and leadership.
• Excellence in coaching.
• The promotion of competition, fair play and sportsmanship.
• The high standards, reputation and goodwill of the LCAHL, as well as those of its sponsors, teams and players

The intent and spirit of all rules governed by the PHA are to promote fair and even play along with sportsmanship among its membership. Any coach, player, parent, or administrator found to be violating the very intent or spirit of this initiative will be subject to disciplinary action as deemed appropriate by the PHA Board of Directors.

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KVHA Teams work together to schedule their tryout dates with our higher level boys and girls teams hosting first to allow for the players the opportunity to tryout for different teams and ultimately find the right skill level for where they are in their development. 

Teams are not required to host open tryouts in any tier 2 divisions 

KVHA Team Tryout dates are typically posted on this page starting the last week of February 

KVHA Tier 3 | House Teams are not created via tryouts; teams are created by registration, player evaluation and draft or committee    

Teams  may not recruit or solicit players, offer contracts, hold tryouts, conditioning skates, skills skates, or any activity that could be construed as a tryout/solicitation or recruitment or player evaluation until the specific dates set forth by USA Hockey and the MAHA every season. 

Most Divisions have had their Spring tryouts. Check back soon for Fall Tryout Dates or reach out to the head coach listed below

Fall Tryouts Begin May 20, 2024

All tryouts dates are at the BIGGBY Coffee Ice Cube; 10540 Citation Drive; Brighton, MI 48116, unless otherwise noted

24-25 KVHA BOYS' TRAVEL TEAMS

24-25 KVHA RAVENS GIRLS TEAMS

Note: Players born in 2012 or after (i.e. 12 years old or younger) are not eligible to play on any National Bound division teams per MAHA and USA Hockey Rules.

This link below will take you to the MAHA website that lists tryout dates for all associations in the area 

SPRING|SUMMER TEAMS

From page 27 pf the 2022-2023 MAHA Annual Guidebook

Spring/Summer type teams formed to play between the end of the last USA Hockey Youth/Girls National Championship and August 31, have a limit of twenty-five (25) players on a roster and may dress twenty (20) players per game.  (no specification on # of goaltenders)

From page 50 of the 2022-2023 MAHA Annual Guidebook

SPRING/SUMMER LEAGUES

• All teams in spring and summer leagues and conditioning programs must complete an USA Hockey Team Roster Form (1-T). Players and Team officials not registered prior to the spring/summer season must register online through USA Hockey. Confirmation letters for all players and team officials must be presented to the Associate Registrar for approval prior to the start of any games.
• Team Officials (Coaches, Managers and locker room attendants) must provide proof of a Background screening and Safe Sport before participating with the team.
• A player’s obligation to his/her regular season team ends on April 30th of the current season, or when his/her regular season team becomes inactive prior to that date.
• A player who is a member of an active regular season team may register and play in spring/summer leagues and conditioning programs if he/she has the written permission of his/her regular season team coach or manager.
• A player’s obligation to his/her spring/summer league or conditioning program ends with the completion of the league or conditioning programs schedule, or when he/she is released in writing prior to that date.
• All spring/ summer leagues and conditioning programs must use the current playing rules of USA Hockey /MAHA.
• Spring/summer leagues and conditioning programs may have added special rules for their league, provided such rules are not contradictory to, or less stringent than the current USA Hockey /MAHA rules.
• Spring/Summer Season league play may not start prior to the week of April 1st.
• In all Youth divisions, a player may register and play with a maximum of two teams at a time in the spring/summer season.
• Spring/Summer players must play in the USA Hockey age classification they will be in for the next regular (winter) hockey season.
• 19U girls and 18U youth are eligible to participate up until August 31 of the current season in the same age classification as the previous season.
• All player or coach suspensions shall be served with the team with which the penalty was incurred. If the team the penalty was incurred with has ended its season, the player shall serve the suspension in his/her next game.

Note: A player or coach receiving a match penalty is suspended from participating in any USA Hockey games and practices until a hearing is conducted.

Travel Tryouts

Register for myha 2024/25 travel team tryouts, 14u and older and travel lite travel tryout schedule, 14u and older girls tryout schedule - revised apr 23, for the schedule and other tryout info go to tryout page.

3/15: 4:30 PM 10U AND 12U TRYOUT GROUPS HAVE BEEN EMAILED OUT. IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE, PLEASE CHECK YOUR SPAM/JUNK FOLDER

MYHA 2024/25 TRAVEL, GIRLS' TRAVEL and TRAVEL LITE TEAMS

Travel Tryouts have been scheduled and dates are listed below.

For age levels with multiple ice slots per day, tryout time slots will be sent to those registered the week before tryouts.

10U and 12U Coed Travel and Girls Travel:  Monday March 18 - Thursday March 21.

14U and Older Coed Travel and Girls Travel:  Saturday April 27 - Tuesday April 30.

12U and 14U Travel Lite:  Saturday May 4 - Sunday May 5.

For detailed schedule click here.

10U:   MYHA will not field a 10U Select team. At 10U, the choice is Travel or House.

12U & 14U:  MYHA will field only 1 12U Travel Lite and 1 14U Travel Lite team for the 24/25 Season.

2024/25 10U and 12U Travel Tryout Updates

10u youth travel tryout updates:march 21.

Teams have been selected: see tryout numbers in attachment below. Registration emails have been sent and if you have not received, please check spam/junk folder for an email from [email protected].

MYHA 2024/25 10U TRAVEL TEAMS

12u youth travel tryout updates: march 22.

The file below shows team selections by tryout jersey number/color. Registration emails will be sent Saturday morning from [email protected]. If your player was selected to one of those teams, and you don't see the email in your inbox, please check spam/junk folder. Per instructions registrar within 48 hours to be assured of your spot on the team.

MYHA 2024/25 12U TRAVEL TEAMS

Girls travel update.

Registration emails have been sent to all players selected for Girls 12U AA, 12U A, 10U AA from [email protected] (12U AA and 10U AA were sent Thursday AM and 12U A sent Friday AM). If you do not see the email in your inbox, please check your spam/junk folder.Registration is to be complete within 48 hours of receipt of the registration email.

The teams are listed below by tryout jersey  color and number. Mike is looking  to add more players to the 12U A team.

MYHA GIRLS 10U AA

Myha girls 12u aa, myha girls 12u a team.

MYHA 2024/25 TRAVEL PROGRAM INFORMATION

Reserved for 2024/25 travel tryout updates 14u and older, 14u youth travel tryout updates, 16u youth travel tryout updates, 18u youth travel tryout updates, 2023/24 travel team tryout information, 2024-2025 travel and girls' travel tryouts.

Please use the link above to register for the 2024/25 travel team tryouts.  The Travel Booklet with fees and policies and tryout schedules have been posted.

For those levels with multiple groups, group assignments will be sent out within the week before the tryouts start.  In the meantime, if you have questions:

Youth teams, contact Rob Keegan.

Girls' teams, contact Mike Bazzone.

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Mike Bazzone

Director of Girls Hockey

If you are moving to the area, and cannot make those dates, please contact Rob Keegan, Director of Hockey Operations.

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GENERAL TEAM TRYOUT RULES

 No Tier I or Tier II team may recruit or solicit players, offer contracts, hold tryouts, conditioning skate, or any activity that could be construed as a tryout/solicitation or recruitment or player evaluation until the specific date outlined below:

• All teams in National bound categories for the current season (not post season), shall not begin tryouts until 48 hours after the completion of the National Tournament for their respective age classification.
• All teams in Tier I and Tier II (A/AA) non-National bound categories for the current season (not post season), shall not begin POST Season (Spring) tryouts until after 4 pm on the Monday following the conclusion of the final State Tournament games of ALL age brackets and categories.
• All teams in Tier II (A/AA) non-National bound categories may begin tryouts on the 3rd Monday in May for all REGULAR SEASON (Fall/Winter) teams.
• All teams in Tier I  non-National bound categories may begin tryouts on the 1st Monday in May for all REGULAR SEASON (Fall/Winter) teams.

MAHA Travel Team Tryout Locator

My hockey rankings, maha team formation & tryout policy 2020-21.

Members of the Michigan Hockey Community:

The Michigan Amateur Hockey Association continues to send its well-wishes to the families in our hockey community. We want to thank you for your patience and understanding, as we collectively continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic. We realize that this unprecedented period has resulted in significant delays in planning for a 2020-21 hockey season. While we’re still awaiting further direction, regarding a potential return to the rink, the MAHA wants to share some updates on some proactive policies we’ve established to progress in the season planning process.

On June 1, 2020, Governor Whitmer officially lifted the Michigan ‘Stay-At-Home’ order statewide. As part of this ruling, outdoor athletic practices and training sessions are permitted as long as coaches and participants adhere to social distancing guidelines (6 feet apart). While this is a very positive step forward, in our eventual return to hockey activity, Michigan rinks remain closed until further notice.

The gradual re-opening of activity of Michigan causes many challenges to how we initiate a new hockey season. Specifically, the potentially sporadic re-opening of rinks across Michigan hinders our ability to solidify a schedule for team tryouts. This can potentially delay the process of team formation. Ultimately, our goal was to create balanced solutions based upon direct participation in our MAHA Task Force, as well as input from our Leagues, Clubs and Facilities.

Effective the date of this release, the Executive Committee is authorizing its Tier I, Tier II Organizations and Association Member Clubs to commence the offering of Player Agreements according to the schedule indicated below.

TIER I YOUTH & GIRLS 12U – 19U  -  Immediately

• May issue early commitments to players within its organization.

TIER II YOUTH & GIRLS 10U – 19U  – June 8, 2020

TIER I & II YOUTH & GIRLS 10U – 19U  – June 15, 2020

• May issue early commitments to players  outside  its organization.

 The purpose of the MAHA allowing advanced player agreements, prior to team tryouts, is to expedite membership planning for the 2020-21 season. This is also an effort to greatly reduce stress, for participants and families, as to where they will be playing next season. Under these circumstances,  ALL  advanced player agreements are subject to the following conditions:

• Under this policy, hardships must be related to the COVID-19 pandemic, where a family’s financial status changed after signing the Player Agreement. 
• Durable goods that can’t be repurposed (i.e. team uniforms, etc.)
• Ice fees, coaching fees, and expenses prorated to what has actually been used by the player, up to the date the club/association received a written request.
• Participants/families exercising this option will  not  be permitted to roster with another club at the  same tier level  for the 2020-2021 season.
• Participants/families may exercise this relief option  on, or prior to, September 1, 2020 .
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 All Tier I and Tier II teams executing early Player Agreements, prior to a tryout process, are required to register all committed players on the MAHA website. The MAHA will provide specific follow-up instructions on how to complete this process.

Please note that this Player Agreement process does  not  replace the tryout process for 2020-21. Once local and state governments allow for facilities to re-open and resume on-ice activities, team tryouts will be scheduled. The MAHA will provide further updates on this schedule, as they become available.

As promised, we will continue to provide updates on our preparation for a new hockey season. We encourage you to visit MAHA.org for continued information. Also, be sure to register for the upcoming 2020-21 season with your local hockey association.

On behalf of the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association, we thank you for your patience during this unusual time – and we look forward to seeing you at your local rink again very soon!

George Atkinson President, Michigan Amateur Hockey Association

Jason Reynolds Director of Operations & Marketing, Michigan Amateur Hockey Association

MAHA Tryout and Player Agreement Policy 6-4-20

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Hockey Players

Registration is now open for the Glenview Stars Hockey Association's '09 Conditioning Clinics and '09 Stars Hockey Tryouts.

The Conditioning Clinics consist of four sessions and run from Saturday, Aug. 22 through Sunday, Aug. 30 at the Glenview Ice Center. These clinics are designed to help your hockey player prepare for the upcoming season. The clinic fee is $150 for Mites, Squirts and PeeWees and $195 for Bantams and Midgets. Goalies are $65 for any level.

The '09 Stars Hockey Tryouts take place from Sept. 1 through Sept. 8. Each level (Mites, Squirts, PeeWees, Bantams and Midgets) will have three one-hour tryout sessions. The tryout fee is $225 for Mites, Squirts and PeeWees and $250 for Bantams and Midgets. Goalies are $125 for any level.

Download the registration form for exact dates and times and to register. If you register for BOTH the Conditioning Clinics and the Stars Travel Hockey Tryouts by Friday, Aug. 14, you will receive a $50 discount.

After you've completed the registration form for tryouts, complete the USA Hockey registration to register your player for USA Hockey. You MUST print your USA Hockey registration receipt and bring it with you to the first tryout!  

Butte Amateur Hockey Association

Copper City Kings youth hockey program provides opportunity for youth to learn the fundamentals of the exciting game of ice hockey! Players may continue to develop those skills through the experience of playing the game of hockey on Copper City Kings’ age specific teams (6U-high school) against other local programs and/or in a league affiliated with  Montana Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) and USA Hockey Northern Plains District .

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE 2023-2024 SEASON

Learn to Skate Program

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Tournament Registration

2023-2024 BAHA Volunteer Program

ADULT HOCKEY

2023-2024 Season Information Coming Soon!

Copper City Curling

ONLINE REGISTRATION COMING SOON!

BAHA Mission Statement

• provide a fair opportunity for all to participate and learn the basic skills of hockey.
• provide qualified adult leadership and guarantee the right of all to be treated with dignity.
• foster a spirit of good sportsmanship, a sense of teamwork and respect for others.
• provide a safe environment for all.
• provide for those who wish to advance in a more competitive environment to do so through the formation of higher-level competitive teams.

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MAHA PLAYER SELECTION CAMPS

2024 taylor schedule may 17-19--updated, congratulations to the following 2007 players selected to participate in taylor may 17-19, congratulations to the following 2008 players selected to participate in taylor may 17-19, next step after district camps.

Once the District Camps are complete, the top players will be chosen to go to the final step in Michigan, where players from the 2007, 2008, and 2009 birth years will be chosen to attend National Development Camp in Buffalo this summer.

The 2007s and 2008s will attend Taylor May 17-19. There will be 4 teams at each age group. Players who went to National Camp last year already have spots in Taylor. The players chosen from the District Camps to attend Taylor will be posted on this site by April 29.

The 2009s who are chosen will attend LSSU June 16-23, with the 2010s going June 25-30. There are 6 teams at each age group. The players chosen to attend LSSU will be posted on this website by May 6.

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT CAMP EMAILS

Most emails for Player Selection Camps come from a 'MAHA.org' domain. Please make certain this domain is safe in your email system to avoid missing emails concerning Player Selection Camps.

WAITLIST INFORMATION

During the course of registration for the Boys Development camps, positions at locations will fill and players will be directed to the wait list. This DOES NOT always mean that your child will not get to participate in camp. Our initial registration is set with a minimum number of teams with a balanced amount of players. We will fill those teams first. This allows our teams to have an equal amount of forwards, defense, and goalies. From there, all other players are directed to the waitlist. As we progress through the registration timeframe, we form additional teams as the numbers allow. Players are added to form these teams in the order that they are added to the waitlist (as each and every registration is time-stamped). Therefore, we encourage everyone who is directed to do so to register for the waitlist. In past years, approximately 90-95% of players who were placed on the waitlist made it into the main camp. Please continue to watch your email for updates on your registration--especially if you are waitlisted! Also note--players may only complete one registration, so if you are on a waitlist at one location, you will not be able to register for an open spot at an additional location. It is in your best interest to put your player on the waitlist in your desired location. Please reach our to the camp coordinators using the link at the bottom of the page with additional questions.

What are the MAHA Player Selection Camps?

It’s a common question this time of year.

In short, it’s the way Michigan selects the players who represent the Great Lakes State at USA Hockey national camps.

Each year, the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association holds its Player Selection Camps. For boys, the Player Selection Camps take place first at the district level, and then at the state-wide level, to evaluate and identify the top players in the state, as selected by a panel of coaches at each location. Girls participate in a single-weekend camp in a similar selection process.

Players who are chosen by MAHA to represent Michigan at the USA Hockey Player Development Camps then compete alongside top players from across the country in their birth-year class. USA Hockey uses their national camps to identify the top players in the country, as well as complete rosters for upcoming international tournaments.

“With our Player Selection Camps, we aim to put forth the best players from Michigan to represent our state at the national level,” said Joe Jones, Player Selection Camp chair for MAHA. “We make the process as open and as accessible as possible, so that players from across the state, regardless of what team they played for in the fall, have an equal and fair opportunity.

“It also presents a unique opportunity for Michigan’s youth hockey players to know where they stand with their peers. Hockey is a sport where players develop at different times, so the Player Selection Camps can serve as a measuring stick, and let players identify their strengths and weaknesses as they continue to train and grow.”

Frequently Asked Questions

The purpose of this section is to answer the questions parents and players have frequently asked. This section will be updated as needed in the coming months.

Are the 2024 Camps considered Development or Select Camps?

For the 2007, 2008, and 2009 age groups, the main purpose of the camps is to select the players to represent Michigan for USA Hockey's National Player Development Camps this summer.  Thus, they are essentially tryouts. 

For the 2010 age group, there are no USAH National Player Development Camps. While the camp format is the same, the purpose is to introduce the 2010 age group to USAH's Player Development process and to begin identifying players for future years. 

My son/daughter is injured and may not be cleared to play in time for the Selection Camp. Should I still register?

Yes. Any player who wants to participate must register by the deadline. Players who are not medically cleared to play at the time their respective Selection Camp takes place will receive a full refund as long as a doctor's note is submitted.

My son plays on his high school varsity team. Should he register for Team Michigan or for his birthyear in our District?

Players have a choice. They can do one or the other, or both. If they choose to do both, two separate registrations must be submitted - one for Team Michigan, and the other for his birthyear. 

Does my son have to be on his high school team to register for Team Michigan?

Yes, Team Michigan tryouts are only for players who play on MHSAA teams in their junior and senior years . Players who are on MAHA registered teams are not eligible.

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Vityaz Podolsk Wins the Moscow City Mayor’s Cup

After three consecutive wins, two of which were obtained in overtime, Vityaz Podolsk has won the Moscow City Mayor’s Cup. Vityaz played the last game of the Cup against Dinamo Moscow, managed to bring the game into overtime, where they won 3-2.

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Although Vityaz is less successful than Dinamo in terms of its history, the team from Podolsk has had tremendous luck for suffering little from the COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, it is the only team participating in the 2020 Moscow City Mayor’s cup, which has not canceled its preseason camp. The results of this piece of luck showed throughout the whole tournament.

The top-level teams from Moscow traditionally play in a short tournament a few days before the season starts in Russia, which will be Sept. 2 this year.

Formally speaking, Vityaz has made history this week by becoming the first non-Moscow team to win the Moscow City Mayor’s Cup during its 13-year-old history. Truth be told, Podolsk – the town which Vityaz calls it’s home – lies several miles away from Moscow’s southern border.

Besides Vityaz and Dinamo, Spartak and CSKA Moscow also participated in the tournament . As all the teams from Moscow have suffered through the COVID-19 pandemic, it was Vityaz Podolsk, who powered through the whole tournament without a single loss. A 3-2 victory against Spartak Moscow followed another 3-2 win over CSKA. And the success against Dinamo concluded the tournament for Vityaz.

The Rink Knows Little Hockey History

During the game against Dinamo, two Vityaz players turned out to be exceptionally useful: goalkeeper Ilya Yezhov and forward Justin Danforth. Yezhov kept his goal shut for the first two periods, whereas Danforth participated in all the three goals assisting in one of them and scoring the other two.

According to the rules of the tournament, Vityaz managed to win the Cup thanks to the draw in the regular time of the game, which was achieved thanks to the goals by Linus Hulistrom and Danforth. Dinamo evened the game with goals from Vadim Shipachev and Dmitry Kagalitsky. The overtime goal by Danforth just made the tournament victory of Vityaz more acceptable for all.

Dinamo lost all of their games in the tournament, playing especially poor in the third period of all three matches. The team’s captain, Shipachev admitted after the game that he was not in his top form yet and hoped to gain it during the week left before the start of the season. He sounded optimistic and business-like and promised that “it all will be well with us,” while speaking about Dinamo’s prospects in the new season .

Old Rivals Help Each Other Gain Condition

CSKA and Spartak played the other game of the third day of the tournament, with CSKA overpowering their way to a 5-2 victory. This is a remarkable achievement for CSKA at this moment because the team had no preseason camp due to the pandemic. Thus, the players of CSKA did their best while playing against Spartak, who had more time to prepare for the tournament.

Due to its victories against Spartak and Dinamo, CSKA came second in the table. Spartak finished in third place with Dinamo fourth.

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The tournament has shown that Moscow teams are still far from being in top form. The couple of days left before the start of the new season will not be enough to become top-conditioned. This means that the teams from outside Moscow will do their best to gather points at the beginning of the season before their rivals from the capital city get into top form.

Now the KHL teams are just eager to start their season and get into top condition while playing regular games. Just the way hockey players used to do back in the 60s and early 70s.