OWHL FALL/WINTER SEASON REGISTRATION OPEN

NEW THIS YEAR – We are excited to offer an edited 10 game Intermediate/Advanced League.  As the world of girls/women’s hockey continues to grow exponentially, we at OWHL want to grow as well.  We are creating a legacy by providing a home at Ozaukee Ice Center for the young girls and teens trying the sport of hockey.   We are also creating a place for our current players to advance in the sport and play a more competitive game.   If you are interested in playing both mixed and intermediate/advanced, you are welcome to sign up for both sessions!

OWHL Mixed Level League

Who: All levels of women 18 and older – must complete “try hockey” or have previous hockey experience

What:    Ozaukee Women’s Hockey League

Where: Ozaukee Ice Center

When:  September 29th – March 8th

Friday nights at approximately 7:00pm, 8:20pm, or 9:40pm

Hootenanny TBD, but most likely April 5th or April 12th

Cost:      $425 per player if register by Saturday, August 26th

               $475 per player if register after August 26th

Goalies ½ price

Jersey included

Payment Plan option: Select from 2 payment plan options that work best for you. 

Players who register for both sessions receive a $25 discount  (must select one team to play on at the Hootenanny)

Games will consist of three 20 minute run clock periods.  Teams are divided into equal skill levels with beginner to advanced skaters on each team.  We ask that all stronger skaters play hard against other stronger skaters, and that all stronger skaters encourage/allow newer skaters to skate with the puck.  No stats will be recorded at player level.  Sorry, no shared roster spots this year!

OWHL Intermediate/High Level League

Who:     Women 18 and older who are ranked a 7-12 on the OWHL Ranking System. 

See the ranking system HERE.  If you are uncertain whether you qualify for this section, please register today, and we will let you know!

What:    Ozaukee Women’s Hockey League

Where: Ozaukee Ice Center

When:   September 29th – March 8th (10 games)

Friday nights at approximately 7:00pm, 8:20pm, or 9:40pm

Hootenanny TBD, but most likely April 5th or April 12th

Cost:      $225 per player if register by Saturday, August 26th

               $250 per player if register after August 26th

Goalies ½ price

Jersey included

Payment Plan option: Select from 2 payment plan options that work best for you. 

Players who register for both sessions receive a $25 discount and must select one team to play on at the Hootenanny.

Games will consist of three 20 minute run clock periods.  Teams are divided into equal skill levels with intermediate to advanced skaters on each team.  We ask that all stronger skaters play hard against other stronger skaters, and that all stronger skaters encourage/allow intermediate skaters to skate with the puck.  No stats will be recorded at player level.  Sorry, no shared roster spots this year!

 

BEGINNER: 
1 = This is your very first time playing hockey. You have no game experience, never been on skates before and wondering if you should use a right or left handed stick.
2 = You have no organized hockey experience, but do have basic skating skills, you are able to skate forward and kind of stop. You have little or no stick-handling abilities.
3 = You have taken a few classes or clinics, but have never played on a team. You have basic skating skills and stick-handling abilities.
 
NOVICE: 
4 = You have played on a team and you are currently learning rules of play, positioning, and beginning to learn incorporation of stick handling with skating skills.
5 = You have basic skating skills, and are progressing with intermediate skating skills (crossovers, forward/backward transitions, power turns), basic puck handling, passing and shooting, and have a basic understanding of rules of play.
6 = You are comfortable with basic stick handling and passing, you focus on refining intermediate skating skills (crossovers, forward/backward transitions, power turns), improving passing and shooting. You are learning strategic concepts such as breakouts, face offs, power plays, puck support, forecheck, and penalty killing.

INTERMEDIATE: 
7 = You are confident and in control when executing intermediate skating skills (crossovers, forward/backward transitions, power turns), solid “tape to tape” passing under pressure, and are developing your shot. You are learning to execute strategic concepts and structured plays, developing the ability to apply advanced concepts in game situations.  You are comfortable playing either defense and forward.
8 = You are confident with intermediate skating skills (crossovers, forward/backward transitions, power turns), with speed, and have a few basic stick-handling moves developed. You can execute game plays under pressure, can break the puck out of the zone, and are becoming more comfortable battling for pucks in the corners. You can comfortably apply some pressure on the forecheck, and when needed, attempt to backcheck.

ADVANCED: 
9 = You have mastered intermediate skating skills; you are confident in your stick handling abilities. You have a thorough understanding of the game (both offensively and defensively), and have the ability to execute plays. You are confident when battling for pucks in the corners. You can apply pressure on the forecheck, and can backcheck assertively.
10 = You have excellent skating and puck handling abilities, consistently execute plays, and finally have a few moves.Your hockey IQ is demonstrated on every shift.
 
ELITE:
11 = You played club level college hockey, varsity high school hockey, or AAA/AA Tier 1 hockey within the last 5 years.
12 = You currently or recently played NCAA college hockey (DIII or higher).