League and Number of Teams?

[Guy Incognito 0]

How many teams does your league have in it?

Does your league have a web site?

My league is the Chiller Adult Hockey League in Columbus, Ohio.

Our league has 118 teams in the summer, normally upwards of 130 in other seasons. It's web site is www.thechiller.com.

What about yours?

[forbs02 20]

WHAM

This is the women's league I play in. They have a bunch of teams ranging from beginners up to national team players. I play in the A2 division. It costs anywhere from $350 to $500 per season depending on how many players you roster. They have fall and spring board meetings that a rep from each team needs to go to. Its a fun league.

[Allsmokenopancake 0]

We have 4 in our league this summer, with 10-12 per roster, so plenty of ice time to go round.

After summer, we will be in a league with about 10-12 teams methinks.

[joshy207 15]

Labatt Hockey Detroit in Hazel Park, MI. We had A, B+/B, C+ divisions and a Lawyers' League (B/C+ caliber). I think there were 30 teams total in the fall. You enter your own team, so player cost varies from team to team. My team paid $375 last year.

www.hockeydetroit.net

[DamnLocust 0]

I play in 2 Leagues on Long Island (NY)

Midnight Hockey

I play on the Blizzard in D west.

Hockey Long Island

I play on the NY Knights, Usually in D as well. We're not playing the spring/summer.

Both leagues have 40+ teams in at least 8 divisions or so. Both play at various rinks on long island.

Also available to my area are in-house leagues at Chelsea Piers in Manhattan and Aviator Sports center in Brooklyn. There's also a new rink being built in Queens that will hopefully run an in-house league, since it's all of 5 minutes from where I live.

[tlminh 0]

How many teams does your league have in it?

6 teams

Does your league have a web site?

Yes

Ours is the beer league assoc with the local air force base

We have 6 teams, each team with 10-12 players

150 for 10 games, 4 seasons per year

[jmiro 55]

Ice league six or seven teams in one that I play and 8 in the other.

It has a web site.

Roller has nine and no web site.

[Razr 2]

Labatt Hockey Detroit in Hazel Park, MI. We had A, B+/B, C+ divisions and a Lawyers' League (B/C+ caliber). I think there were 30 teams total in the fall. You enter your own team, so player cost varies from team to team. My team paid $375 last year.

www.hockeydetroit.net

hook me up with this, I go to Dearborn UM so I'd join this,

[Kevin 5]

http://www.neshl.com/

It's pretty big--over 100 teams with all skill levels and diff. geographic areas within E. Mass.

I play for the Titans in the Metro Boston A dviison.

[The Stranger 0]

GSHL

Greater Seattle Hockey League

89 teams last winter season, 7 rinks, 8 divisions (14 if you count a/b div. splits)

[mattzilla 0]

eagle ridge roller hockey

www.eagleridgerollerhockey.com

55 teams, 8 divisions.

[jeffw 1]

Hagerstown (MD) Adult Hockey League

Four teams with 12-13 per team (Mixed skills from beginners to former college, jr & semi-pro players)

No website

[Hooah4 12]

Geezer Hockey League (GHL)

Bethlehem, PA

10 teams in 2 divisions: 6 Advanced level (former college, one guy went to Providence college w/Lou Lamiorello) and 4 intermediate/beginner.

http://www.geocities.com/over35league/home.html

[Netminder32 32]

The CNHL or Coed Naked Hockey League, Tecumseh (Windsor) Ontario.

This is our first "official" year as a league although we've played pick up together for three years prior.

We have 4 teams this year, 12 players and a goalie on each. We're adding two more teams next season.

Play is rec level, coed teams of course. Our website is www.coednakedhockey.ca

:D

[tlminh 0]

Do all your teams accept beginners? Ours is broken down from A level to D level and the team captains draft

[Hooah4 12]

Do all your teams accept beginners? Ours is broken down from A level to D level and the team captains draft

The first league (35+)in Bethlehem is broken down into 2 divisions. Beginners go into the intermediate/beginner league. There is an evaluation skate where all of the players do some drills and then scrimmage. The captains evaluate them and then draft at a later date. Next season same thing so that teams are balanced and rotated.

It's meant to prevent the common method around here where in Men's league guys find other players from the top tier divisions to sandbag and dominate.

One team had 2 players who played for the Royals in the ECHL. We had another team that was moved up to B level due to their complete dominance in C division. After losing the first half of their games they quit the league and all tried to get on teams again in C division.

[Jim A 4]

http://drpepperstarcenter.com/Hockey.asp?s...;strRinkName=fb

go to Star Center Adult League

[DarkStar50 679]

Our spring league has 60 teams in 8 divisions.

http://www.icehousenj.com/hockey_adultstats.aspx

[BK 0]

Local house rec league.

usually 6-8 teams, depending on the season.

[GSHL99 0]

http://www.gshockey.com

Greater Seattle Hockey League, we had 89 teams during the winter season. During summer season usually 10-15 fewer teams. With A and B splits the teams are organized into 14 divisions with 1 being highest and 8B the lowest. IMHO, it's a little over divided. I think 4-5 divisions could accurately reflect the differences in level of play. It would be more fun to have divisons of 12-24 teams than playing the same 6-7 teams over and over again.

[davezilla 0]

I play at Logitech Ice in San Jose, in the Logitech Ice Adult Hockey League. There's over 115 team from A to E this summer on four sheets of ice. It's also the Sharks official practice facility.

www.logitechice.com

I also play roller hockey at Dry Ice inline hockey arena in Oakland. There's about 30 team in 5 different leagues. Pretty small place, but they have a huuuuge pro shop. I get most my stuff there along with East West Hockey.

www.dryicehockey.com

[jimmy 194]

We have so many small leagues around here. People were fed up with the huge mega-leagues, so a lot of small offshoots were formed. Mostly 8-10 team leagues of varying caliber players. There are intense leagues for those who want to prove they could have made it to the NHL, but most leagues are just guys who want to have fun and exercise with a little competion but who also want to make it to work the next day. More than that, I would say that pick-up hockey is actually more popular than leagues and we have that morning, noon and nite. Guys like it because they get to play with the same guys, their friends, they pick the times they like to play, plus they save more than 1/2 of what the league costs, so they can play 2 pick-ups a week rather than just one league.

[technophile 0]

How many teams does your league have in it?

Does your league have a web site?

Usually about 6-8 teams in each division (A, B, C) plus a "Lite" league that's basically an organized weekly drop-in (no refs). Usually about 14 players per team, including goalie. The league uses Pointstreak for stats, their info website is http://www.chaparralice.com/hockey.html

Our league has 118 teams in the summer, normally upwards of 130 in other seasons.

Holy cow! Is that multiple divisions, or all in one division? What's the schedule look like?

[Guy Incognito 0]

It's four D leagues, a six C leagues, a B and an A.

[ctaz 0]

that's not including the 2 women's team that make up the "women's division". Of course, they play each other for 12 games or more each session.

The schedule is all over the place, games starting at 11:15pm during hockey season due to "competative" hockey. I'm enjoying the summer because no game starts later than 9:50 on either of my 2 teams. We have an uneven number of teams currently in our Thursday league, so each team gets a bye week and another week where they have a back-to-back games (against different opponents).

I never realized our league was so large compared to leagues in other areas, although the monopoly that the Chiller rinks have in Columbus MIGHT have something to do with that.