The CAHA Competition Committee after careful review has approved the applications for the following Tier I Divisions/Teams for the 2024-2025 Playing Season:

• 2024-2025 CAHA Girls Tier 1 Teams
• CAHA Youth Tier 1 Eligibility for 2024-2025

CAHA board election nomination forms are due April 22, 2024. Email your form to Teresa Attebery. Click here to download the CAHA board nomination information letter.

2024 CAHA Boys Select Camp selections are now available. Read More >>

The 2024 CAHA Girls Select Camp Selections now available. Read More >>

The 2024 CAHA Girls Select Camp schedule and teams are now available. Camp location is Lakewood Ice Read More >>

The California Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA) is aware of the recent arrest and charges filed against Mr. Kevin Whitmer, including charges filed against Mr. Kevin Whitmer in California involving sexual abuse of a minor and possession of child pornography. CAHA has consulted with USA Hockey throughout the process since the report of abuse was first made. Read More >>

Information for the CAHA Select Camp Process for Out of District Players and Players that Advance from League (SCAHA & Norcal camps) are available. Read More >>

Instructions for CAHA Mandatory Anti-Bullying & Inclusivity Training
Link for Adults: https://caha-adult.respectgroupinc.com/
Link for Players: https://caha-youth.respectgroupinc.com/
If you are a Parent who is NOT a volunteer as a LRM, Manager or a Coach here are the steps:
Parent Training
1) Use the ADULT link
2) CLICK ON NEW USER
3) Create a UNIQUE username and & password
4) Create account by entering your name (not you players name), your DOB etc.
5) Select your role: PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU CLICK ONLY THE PARENT BOX. This will not require you to enter a USAH Registration number if it does you clicked the wrong box.
6) Take course (after chapter 5 you will take a quiz, FYI there is a chapter 6) then you will receive a certificate with a number

Player Training
1) The player will use the PLAYER Link
2) CLICK ON NEW USER
3) Create a UNIQUE username and & password per each child (email address can still be parent's email)
4) Create an account under your players name (not the parents name) enter DOB, etc. Please make sure the player clicks on the PLAYER BOX ONLY. This will require you to enter the PLAYERS USAH registration number.
5) Enter the parents adult certificate number so player may access training.
6) Player will take course (after chapter 5 you will take quiz, FYI there is a chapter 6 then the player will receive certificate

If you are a Parent and a volunteer as a LRM, manager or a coach here are your steps:
1) Use the ADULT link
2) CLICK ON NEW USER
3) Create a UNIQUE username and & password
4) Create account by entering your name (not you players name), your DOB etc.
5) Select your role: PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU CLICK ONLY THE PARENT AND EITHER VOLUNTEER OR COACH BOX. This will Require you to enter a USAH Registration number for yourself the parent volunteer and/or coach.
6) Take course (after chapter 5 you will take a quiz, FYI there is a chapter 6) then you will receive a certificate with a number

Player training after the parent volunteer and/or coach is the same as the above player training whose parents are not a volunteer and/or coach. Read More >>

Good read folks! If anyone thinks this has not also happened here in California and other States, you are kidding yourself. Read More >>

Kid gets cut from team - blame coach
Kid gets fired from job - blame boss
Kid does bad in school - blame teacher
Kid gets cheated out of win - blame ref

Misguided blame creates an environment of entitlement not appropriately aligned with the true spirit of winning in life.

Please clink the following link and read about the non-certified Pro Masque goalie face-Masks that may be in use. If any player has one of these, they can not use it in any USAH sanctioned activity and must cease immediate use of it. Read More >>

Misuse of electronic communication (including social media) is one of the primary offenses in society today, especially among youth. Today’s youth have grown up with technology as one of their primary means of communication; while it is instant and effective, it also desensitizes them to responsible and appropriate communication. Electronic communication empowers and emboldens people to say things they would never say directly to someone, often resulting in language that is insensitive, hurtful, discriminatory and disrespectful. Over time this pattern can escalate into language that is harassing, bullying, threatening or abusive in nature.

CAHA has zero tolerance for violations of the USA Hockey SafeSport policy on Electronic Communications (See "USA Hockey SafeSport Program Handbook" on CAHA Policies Page). Any known or proven violations of this policy could result in disciplinary action, including suspension or termination of the privilege to play hockey within the California affiliate of USA Hockey.

For questions or more information regarding SafeSport refer to the CAHA SafeSport Webpage (CAHA Safesport). Read More >>

Dear Out of Control Sports Parent, You. Yeah, you. The one shouting “Get the rebound!!!” to your kid. The one with the heart palpitating so loudly that you cannot contain yourself. The one yelling and complaining about the coach. The one hollering at the 13-year-old referee. The one angry at my kid for making a mistake. The one hollering at the kids who made a mistake running the scoreboard in a recreational tournament in a meaningless pool play game. Read More >>

Your child's success or lack of success in sports does not indicate what kind of parent you are. But, having an athlete that is coachable, respectful, a great teammate, mentally tough, resilient and tries their best IS a direct reflection of your parenting.