Kensington Valley Hockey Association

KVHA is now accepting Travel Head Coach applications.  While completing your application, you will be asked to select an interview date.  All new and current Travel Head Coaches must complete an interview.  If the dates/times available do not fit your needs, please email the Travel Director (John Maley) to schedule a different date. 

Thank you,

John Maley
KVHA Travel Director

Joel L'Esperance, a former KVHA hockey player has committed to Michigan Tech University.  Joel, a 1995 birth year and coached by KVHA Coach Tommy Miller, started at the KVHA as a Mini-Mite and played all the way through Bantam A.  The next year, the team moved to Compuware where they were highly competitive in the elite AAA league.  Joel's work ethic and perseverance has moved him to the next level of hockey.  Joel will likely be playing for the Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) before moving to Houghton to join the Michigan Tech Division I Varsity Team.  The L'Esperance family would like to thank Tommy Miller for all his efforts in developing Joel through the years.  The KVHA would like to wish Joel the best of luck in his hockey future.

Please click on the link below to make your ice payments, which are due the 1st of each month, beginning September through February.  On-line payment setup needs to be done one time only, regardless of which payment option you choose.

Credit Card payments were not set up when you registered your player earlier in the season.  Payments are not linked to your initial registration and must be set up independently at the link below.  The "Memorandum of KVHA Fees" details due dates, suspension dates, reinstatement dates and fees, withdrawal policy, and the returned check policy.

If you prefer to pay by check or money order, payments can be dropped off at the KVHA Office, or mailed to the following address.  Check or money order payments should be made payable to "KVHA".  KVHA does not accept cash payments.  If you have questions regarding your payment, please contact the KVHA Office (810)229-6087. 

KVHA
9864 E. Grand River
Suite 110 - #312
Brighton, MI   48116

Registration for the KVHA 2011-2012 Fall/Winter Season is now open.  The Registration fee through July 31st, 2011 is $150.00, and $250.00 on or after August 1st, 2011.  Registration is free for the Learn To Play / Learn To Skate Program (Little Rebels), however there is a season ice fee for that program.  Please click on the following link to begin the registration process.  Registration fees are non-refundable. 

KVHA will be offering Beginner Loaner Equipment for the 2011-2012 Fall/Winter Hockey Season.  You must register with KVHA for the season BEFORE requesting loaner equipment.  Please click on the following link to request loaner equipment.

This program is for the Mini-Mite and Mite Divisions only.  You must register with KVHA for the season BEFORE submitting a "Play Hockey With A Friend" request.  Click on the following link for the "Play Hockey With A Friend". 

The KVHA Board of Directors are seeking hard working, energetic members that would like to serve on the Board of Directors.  If you are interested, please complete the application below and you will be contacted soon.

Thank you!

KVHA Board of Directors

Please click on the link below to complete the KVHA Mid-Season Coaching Evaluations.

The Michigan Amateur Hockey Association's S.T.A.R. Hockey program was one of the first of its type created anywhere in the country. It is our response to increasing reports of misconduct, abuse, and violence in youth hockey and other youth sports.

The S.T.A.R. Hockey program is meant to be presented and explained to ALL hockey participants in Michigan, including parents, players, coaches, officials, and administrators. It is also reviewed in Coaching and Officiating education programs. The Parent Code of Conduct form is a mandatory part of the registration process.

The mission of the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association's S.T.A.R. HOCKEY program is to provide a youth hockey environment in which all the individuals are treated with respect and dignity for the enjoyment and personal development of everyone.

Click the screen above to begin watching the video. Hosted by former Detroit Red Wings player Dallas Drake, this video explains the principles of the STAR program. This should be a must see for all hockey parents. The video shows how off-ice antics affect the players on-ice.

The American Development Model (ADM) provides age-appropriate guidelines and curriculum to hockey associations across America to help more kids play, love and excel in hockey.