Registration opens Monday, August 3 at 8 am
Glacier Ice Rink has transitioned to a new online registration system for the 26-27 season!
You will need to create a new account before registering, as information from our previous system cannot be transferred.
2026-2027 Winter House Programs
Missoula Youth Hockey offers winter in-house hockey programs for players ages 5 through 18. These programs provide weekly practices and games, allowing players to learn and enjoy hockey while developing personal and team cooperation skills.
Players looking for a higher level of competition may be interested in our House Plus (info below) or travel hockey programs.
Program Details
Age Divisions
Ages are approximate. USA Hockey divisions are based on birth year.
- 6U (Termite): Ages 5–6
- 8U (Mite): Ages 7–8
- 10U (Squirt): Ages 9–10
- 13U (Pee Wee): Ages 11–13
- Bantam/High School: Grades 9–12
Program Information
- Termite, Mite, Squirt, and Peewee: Players receive two ice sessions each week and a jersey to keep at the end of the season. House hockey teams compete locally, with no travel required. Players looking for additional ice time and tournament opportunities can participate in our House Plus program (see below for details).
- Bantam/High School: Teams play one game a week and finish the season with playoffs to determine the season champion. Players are placed on teams within the first two weeks of the season and receive jerseys that must be returned at season end.
- Girls House: Open to female players of all ages and abilities. Players practice and play games once a week throughout the winter season.
Recommendations for New Players
Players with no hockey experience should complete at least one Learn to Play Hockey session before entering the house program. House players should be able to perform most of Learn to Skate USA’s Hockey 1 and 2 skills.
If you’re unsure whether your player is ready, we’re happy to help evaluate their skills and recommend the best fit.
House Plus
Registration deadline: October 15, 2026
House Plus is an optional add-on program for Mite, Squirt, and Peewee house players who want additional ice time and competition without the full commitment of travel hockey. Players receive:
- Additional practice ice slots (schedules will be posted by mid-October)
- Entry into at least four tournaments or jamborees during the season
- Robby Glantz Power Skating Clinic (October 27-29)
- Unique House Plus jersey that the player may keep
House Plus Tournaments/Jamborees (dates TBD)
Mite
- Butte Jamboree
- Whitefish Jambore
- State Mite Festival in Butte
- Missoula Mite Madness (February 12-14, 2027)
- Optional: Bozeman Jamboree and Spokane Shamrock Showdown (Not included with registration)
Squirt
- Spokane House Tournament
- Home Scrimmages vs Squirt B
- Philipsburg Jamboree Weekend
- Coeur d’Alene House Tournament
- Missoula Montgomery Memorial Tournament (March 5-7, 2027)
Peewee
- Home Scrimmages vs Peewee B
- Spokane House Tournament
- Palouse (Moscow, ID) Youth Hockey Tournament
- Philipsburg Jamboree Weekend
- Missoula Montgomery Memorial Tournament (March 5-7, 2027)
Parent Meeting
Parents are required to attend a virtual preseason meeting covering program expectations and important season information. The date and time will be announced before the season begins.
Schedule
The house season runs 15 weeks with a two-week break over the MCPS winter break: November 1, 2026 through February 27, 2027.
Bantam/High School division playoffs that will conclude by March 10, 2027.
Termite, Mite, Girls House, Squirt, and Pee Wee players may register for either:
- Full Season: November 1, 2026 – February 24, 2027
- First Half Season: November 1 – December 16, 2026 (seven weeks)
- Second Half Season: January 3 – February 24, 2027 (eight weeks)
There will be no house programs on Wednesday, November 25, 2026.
Download a pdf of the winter weekly practice schedule.
Registration Fees
Registration fees cover ice time, referee and coaching costs, jerseys, end-of-season awards, and other program expenses.
Fees by Age Group
Payment Plans
Payment plans are available for the winter season and require:
- $100 deposit
- $20 payment plan fee
- Stored credit card in FinnlySport, and a credit card on file
Payments will be automatically charged on December 15, 2026, and January 15, 2027.
Financial Assistance and Scholarships
Financial assistance is available to eligible families and may cover up to 2/3 of a player’s registration fee. To apply, please complete the Financial Assistance Application and select the payment plan option at checkout. If financial is awarded, it will be applied to the remaining registration balance.
We also award the Colin Moffatt Snodgrass scholarship each spring to one travel player and house player to be applied toward the following season’s registration. See the scholarship page for details.
Both programs are funded through community donations. If you would like to contribute to our Financial Assistance Fund, you may do so when you register, or donate through our website.
Equipment Rental
Season-long rental equipment is available for $100 per player. See our Equipment Rental page for more information and to schedule a fitting for your child.
Registration Information
USA Hockey Membership
A 2026-2027 USA Hockey membership is required to register for winter programs and must be purchased separately through USA Hockey. Register your player using their full legal name.
Cancellations and Refunds
See our Financial Policies for information on registration cancellations and refunds.
Registration Checklist
Complete these tasks prior to registering your child:
- Email a scan or photo of your player’s birth certificate or passport (if one isn’t already on file) to registrar@glaciericerink.com.
- Obtain a 2026-2027 USA Hockey membership number
- Create an account in our new FinnlySport registration system
- Review and consent to Player and Parent codes of conduct
- Review and consent to the Concussion Policy and Form
Register for House Programs
Register for House Plus Teams
Additional Information
Communication
We primarily communicate through email. Unsubscribing from emails in the FinnlySport system may cause you to miss program information and reminders. For SMS reminders, including weather closures, please provide your cell phone number and mobile carrier so you can receive text messages.
We will also add your email to our monthly Glacier Ice Rink newsletter, which includes general announcements and events. You may unsubscribe from this newsletter through Constant Contact.
Athletic Training Services
The University of Montana provides free athletic training services to all youth hockey participants by appointment. Services include injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, and concussion baseline and follow-up testing.
See the athletic training page for more information.
Policies
Please review the MAYHA Guidebook for complete information on our policies, procedures, and program expectations. Participants must sign a season-long virtual waiver during registration, as well as agreeing to our Codes of Conduct (Player and Parent) and Concussion Policy and Form.
Neck Laceration Protection
Per USA Hockey, all youth players are required to wear neck laceration protection during practices and games. Each player/family is responsible for purchasing a neck guard, as neck guards will not be provided with rental equipment.
Contact
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