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| Coyote Division | Top level of the CAHL... for players who have previously played a high level of competitive hockey |
| Kachina Division | Geared for the intermediate player with more experience and a higher skill ability |
| Crescent Moon Division | Geared for the intermediate player with less experience |
| Icebreaker Division | Our novice entry level league for the beginning adult player |
| Greyhawk Division | For seasoned veterans, 30 and over who still love the game |
New Player Evaluations
All new players looking to participate in the upcoming CAHL season (starting Sept 13), need to attend one of the following evaluation sessions.
Cost is free, but you do need to reserve a
time with CAHL Director Nate Arthurs (480-473-5837) or narthurs@coyotesice.com
Mon Aug 30: 8:10-9:30pm
Wed Sept 8: 9:00-10:20pm
A QUICK GLANCE
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Ice Den is home to the most competitive adult hockey programs in the state. The Coyotes Adult Hockey League consists of more than 550 adults on 36 teams in five skill divisions participating year-round in a Spring/Summer season and a spring/summer season. Sanctioned by USA Hockey, the CAHL features structured league play, as well as seasonal camps and clinics. In addition the CAHL has played host to a variety of national and international hockey tournaments, including the USA Hockey Over-30 National Tournament in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007 and 2008. |
Experience the Difference
All CAHL leagues and programs are played under the auspices of USA Hockey and all events are played at the Ice Den, a state-of-the-art training facility in North Scottsdale. In addition to (2) NHL-sized ice surfaces, the Ice Den also has a 12,500 sq/ft Mountainside Fitness Platinum Club.
Through regular captain and committee meetings, the league strives to provide a structure that’s conducive to fair and safe play. Each year, league staff incorporates new rules and procedures that have been adopted by the league and incorporates them into the annual CAHL Player Handbook In addition, divisional parity is also a high priority for the CAHL. While the league understands the desire for teams to form based on friendships and convenience, it also has a responsibility to make the games competitive. As a result, the CAHL staff does reserve the right to move players or whole teams into more appropriate skill levels if necessary.
All Divisions Feature:
- One game per week (excluding traditional holiday weeks)
- Guarantee of two playoff games
- 80-minute game slots
- No bodychecking
- USA Hockey referees & scorekeepers
- Weekly standings posted on website
USA HOCKEY FEE
USA Hockey has now enacted the Individual Membership Registration process on-line. Members are now responsible for their own registration.
POINTSREAK
League standings, statistics, rosters and league updates are posted daily and are available online via Pointstreak, the Ice Den’s fully automated scorekeeping system.
2010- SPRING/SUMMER DETAILS
REGISTERING FOR CAHL PROGRAMS
Registration is limited and accepted on a first-received basis. All forms, including USA Hockey registrations, and all payments must be submitted before the first game to participate. Payments can be cash, check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Please contact the CAHL office or call (480) 473-5837 with any questions. You also can stop by the Ice Den for more information.
INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS
Individuals looking to be placed on a team must contact the CAHL office or call (480) 473-5837. Based on your skill level and roster availability, we will attempt to place you with an appropriate team.
2010 SPRING/SUMMER Player Fee
$380 per player, based on 16-player roster.
Spring/Summer Payment Plan
As a service to our players, the CAHL does provide a payment plan option to its members. Players choosing to use the payment plan must submit a valid credit card with their registration form.
Payment Schedule:
$150 is due with your registration form
(valid credit card number must be included for payment plan option)
No postdated checks accepted
$115 is automatically charged May 1, 2010
$115 is automatically charged June 1, 2010
Player and Team Placement Policy
In order to provide quality programs, the CAHL Staff reserves the right to place all players and teams in appropriate skill divisions. If you have any questions regarding the CAHL, please call Nate at 480-473-58372010/2011 Fall/WINTER Info
The 2010-2011 Fall/Winter season is fast approaching.
General Information
Specific information for the upcoming spring/summer league, including cost, dates, times, etc. will be posted on this page of the website later this summer. Registration is limited and accepted on a first-received basis. All forms, including USA Hockey registrations and all payments must be submitted before the first game to participate. Payments can be cash, check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Please contact the CAHL office or call Nate at (480) 473-5837 with any questions. You can also stop by the Ice Den for more information.
INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS
Individuals looking to be placed on a team should contact the Nate Arthurs in the CAHL office at (480) 473-5837. Based on your skill level and roster availability, he will inform you as to the upcoming player evaluations and attempt to place you with an appropriate team.
2010-2011 Fall/Winter Season
Fees are based on 16-player roster and 24 week season which usually runs from mid-September through March.
Payment Plan
As a service to our players, the CAHL does provide a payment plan option to its members. Players choosing to use the payment plan must submit a valid credit card with their registration form.
Player and Team Placement Policy:
In order to provide quality programs, the CAHL Director reserves the right to place all players and teams in appropriate skill divisions. If you have any questions regarding the CAHL, please call Nate at 480-473-5837.
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