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Hockey at the Schwan Super Rink

The hockey programs offered at the Schwan Super Rink are second to none. Our experienced, professional staff work year-round on our leagues, tournaments and development programs. We offer something for every level hockey player, both male and female. Explore our programs and sign-up today to begin your hockey experience at the largest ice facility in the United States.

Leagues

Tournaments

  • Adult

  • »  The Cup Adult Tournament: This late August tournament is for adult teams that want a fun, late summer tournament experience. Features several golf discounts at adjacent Victory Links course.
  • »  Ironman Adult Tournament: Five games in three days. Think you can handle it? Find in this March tournament.
  • »  Walleye Chop: Fun-filled adult only men's and women's tournament offered in May.
  • »  Stick It to Cancer: Fundraising female tournament in April to raise awareness to breast cancer research. Girls and women's divisions offered.
  • »  All-American Girls' and Women's Hockey Tournament: This pioneering female tournament attracts teams from around the country in November.

  • Youth

  • »  USA International Hockey Cup:This unique summer tournament covers five different weekends in the summer and often features international teams. Both boys' and girls' divisions are offered in many age groups. The off-ice activities and international flavor make this the best summer tournament experience.
  • »  Schwan Cup: Simply the premier boys' and girls' high school holiday hockey tournament. The boys' high school division plays at Xcel Energy Center, home of the Minnesota Wild, and many metro arenas. The tournament offers a large girls' high school division played at the Schwan Super Rink and Ridder Arena. Following the high school tournament a youth division is held at the Schwan Super Rink.
  • »  The Rush 3v3 Festival: This small-sided tournament is held on President's Day in February. You'll play four games in one day!
  • »  Walmart Hockey Cup High School Festival: Great way to end summer training for high school teams in late July.
  • »  Walmart Hockey Cup–3v3 Tournament: Cross-ice games for younger age divisions and full-ice for older divisions. Small-sided games are a great training tool. Played in July.
  • »  Stick It to Cancer: Fundraising female tournament in April to raise awareness to breast cancer research. Girls and women's divisions offered.
  • »  All-American Girls' and Women's Hockey Tournament: This pioneering female tournament attracts teams from around the country in November.

Development

  • Adult

  • »  Adult Skills Clinics: Whether a seasoned player or just starting, you'll learn plenty in these clinics.

  • Youth

  • »  Miracle Gold: Elite level training for elite level hockey players.
  • »  Miracle/United AAA Training Program: The premiere off-season training program for advanced level hockey players that combines player development with age-appropriate discipline, respect, aggressiveness and fun.
  • »  Miracle Gold Mites: Miracle Gold Mites (MGM) is a developmental program designed to improve each player’s individual skills.
  • »  D1 Hockey Camp: D1 Hockey means development first! That’s the philosophy behind the most extensive off-season training program offered anywhere in the state.
  • »  Rink Rat: Fun way to learn to skate and play hockey for little ones.
  • »  Schwan AAA Hockey: Put together your own team for play throughout the spring, summer and fall.
  • »  Intro Mites: A great introduction to hockey for the youngest players. The emphasis is on fun!
  • »  Rookies Small Area Games: The program is designed for boys and girls ages 5-6 who have one year of hockey experience and looking for more.
  • »  Intensity Hockey: Designed to aggressively advance individual player skills and conditioning.  The program is placed during the AAA mid-summer break which will offer continued individual player skill development.
  • »  Wes Walz Minnesota Wild Hockey School: Our goal to is create a program in which a player can be challenged to work on general hockey skills. All activities are directed toward the skater’s development as a hockey player and a person.