Kearsarge Youth Hockey

The Upper Valley Hockey Association (UVHA) is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to introducing the youth of the greater Upper Valley region to the game of hockey. Focused on fostering sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect, UVHA aims to create a positive experience for every child involved in the program, while instilling a lifelong love for the sport. Committed to providing a balanced hockey environment, UVHA encourages players to engage in multiple sports while also offering competitive hockey experiences. The organization sets high standards for conduct among coaches, parents, volunteers, and players, promoting a culture that reflects the values of the community it serves. Generated from the website

Bishop Brady High School, founded in 1963, is a Catholic four-year coeducational high school under the auspices of the Diocese of Manchester. The school is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and the state of New Hampshire. The school offers college preparatory programs in a supportive Christian atmosphere. It has a quality curriculum and active administration. The school offers a caring community where each student is invited to build interpersonal relationships and to exert a positive influence on the environment of the school. Bishop Brady High School is located in Concord, N.H.

The New Hampshire Amateur Hockey Association (NHAHA) serves as the governing body for amateur hockey throughout the state, overseeing a wide range of youth hockey associations and programs. With an emphasis on player development and engagement, NHAHA facilitates various tournaments and initiatives to promote the sport and ensure a safe environment for all participants. Committed to the principles of safety and fair play, NHAHA adheres to USA Hockey's Safe Sport guidelines, which define standards for the protection of minors involved in the sport. The organization actively works to create a positive experience for players, coaches, and families alike by fostering a supportive hockey community across New Hampshire. Generated from the website