WISCONSIN AFFILIATE ASSISTANCE FUND GRANT APPLICATION
The USA Hockey Foundation is proud to help facilitate the Wisconsin Affiliate Assistance Fund to
provide grant awards to youth hockey players of color who are members of hockey programs affiliated
with the Wisconsin Amateur Hockey Association. The grant application is for first time skaters only
and must be a resident of the United States and reside in Wisconsin. The fund was created to make
the sport of ice hockey more inclusive for youth hockey players of color in Wisconsin.
Click HERE to read more.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Wisconsin Amateur Hockey Association and the Wisconsin Hockey Hall of Fame offer seven $1,500 Scholarships and one $2,000 Scholarship to graduating seniors who are planning on continuing full time education at an accredited University, College, or Technical School. Scholarship Applications and forms are found here under Forms (Scholarship Applications). Deadline to apply is May 1, 2025.
August 8-10th, 2025 Sun Prairie, WI
2008-2012 Goalies
Bringing goaltenders from the selected birth years to one centralized location to participate in a weekend of goalie specific drills, training and evaluation. Open to both Male and Female Goaltenders.
There will be 4 groups
"Open" age eligible goaltenders would be allowed to sign up until groups "3 and 4” are filled.
If your group is full, please sign up for waitlist.
$310 camp fee does not include overnight accommodation
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS
PRIME
PLEASE BE ADVISED, HECC has become aware that a Russian manufacturer offering products under the brand name of “Prime” is offering for sale helmets affixed with the HECC certification label bearing manufacturer designation “SM-15” (See pictures below). BE AWARE “Prime” helmets are not HECC certified. Any consumer that has purchased a “Prime” helmet affixed with a HECC label is encouraged to contact HECC General Counsel Ryan W. Miosek, Esq. via email at RMIOSEK@MIOSEKLAW.COM or call him at (802) 362-2240.
Please refer to the Certified Products list on www.HECC.net for a full list of HECC certified products.
The Guardian Helmet cover are not a HECC Certified piece of equipment. Wearing them nullifies the HECC certification of the helmet and make it illegal equipment since it have been modified without certification.
Results of a University of Wisconsin study On the Guardian Helmet covers
USA Hockey has said that neck laceration protectors are not required for any anyone who is not on an official USA Hockey roster and does not play any USA Hockey sanctioned games, such as Learn to Skate kids.