
Spring Tryout Schedule
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Congratulations to Peewee 1 and Head Coach Jimmy Davis, 2025 NIHL 12U Gold Champs!
Congratulations to Mite 3 and Head Coach Bill Martin, 2025 Chicago United Hockey League 8U D2 C Champions!
Congratulations to our Atlas Employment Services Bantam House League Team who beat Glenview 3-2 to capture the 2025 14U North Shore Cup! They then went on to win their division in the North Shore Hockey League, topping the Skokie Flyers 7-3 in the championship game! Hats off to Head Coach Brandon Rice, Assistant Coaches Peter Martay and Sean Lutz, and the whole team on an outstanding cap to the season!
Peewee 3 are North Shore Cup champions! 🏒🏆🥳
They went into the championship game having tied their opponent the last time they met. PW3 battled through for a 6-4 win! What an incredible end to the season for this amazing group of kids, coaches, and families!
Congratulations to our Peewee Minor team who emerged as runners up in the State Championship game, coming up one goal short in an extremely hard foughtt game. The Tier II 12U A State Championship Game went to the Chicago Blues in a 4-3 final that was decided in the final 3 minutes. Let's hear it for this incredibly talented group of players! Go Warriors!
NSHC Bantam 1 fell short to the Peoria Jr. Mustangs to emerge as runners up in the NIHL 14U Premier Select championship game, . Kudos to Coach Nick Brummit and the team on a great season!
NSHC Bantam 3 advanced to the NIHL 14U Silver Championship game on March 1st against the Ice Dogs after besting the Chicago Stallions in a 3-2 OT win. They emerged runners-up. Congratulations to Coach Randy Schlesinger and team on a great season!
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The uniform for Warrior Academy participants will be the reversible WHC jersey worn by our fall/winter travel players. Returning players whose jerseys fit can wear their existing jerseys. Returning travel players who need a new jersey, please order a reversible jersey using the links below:
Spring Jersey Order Form for 2012-2020 Birth Years
Spring Jersey Order Form for 2011 Birth Year Only
Glencoe native Jack Devine, a key member of the 2024 NCAA Division 1 Championship University of Denver Men's Hockey Team, 2024 Hobie Baker Award Finalist, and 2022 NHL Draft Pick by the Florida Panthers recently visited with the Winnetka Warriors, back where it all started. Read about it here.
Starting August 1, 2024, all players in the Youth (boys), Girls, High School and Junior age categories are required to properly wear a neck laceration protector that is designed for that purpose, and all game officials under the age of 18 are required to wear a neck laceration protector as well. See WHC's Required Equipment Page.
The USA Hockey Congress today approved legislation requiring the use of neck laceration protection for players in all age classifications, other than adults, in games and practices, as well as for on-ice officials under the age of 18, effective August 1, 2024.Read full article here
Words of Wisdom from Dan Bauer a free-lance writer, retired teacher and hockey coach in Wausau, WI. It is official, all youth athletics have crossed over into the twilight zone. They are all too organized, travel too much, too expensive and too time-consuming. We place too much emphasis on keeping score and winning and too little emphasis on having fun. As another hockey season descends upon us, I have some simple advice for parents to help make your hockey experience more valuable to your youngster and more enjoyable for you. Read the full article on the website or click below
The best young hockey players seldom grow up to be the best adult hockey players, nor were the vast majority of the world’s top NHL players at the very top of their youth age groups growing up. Read the full article here