Sno-King Amateur Hockey Association

Eastside's 50-Year-Old Nonprofit Hockey Association

Sno-King Amateur Hockey Association (SKAHA) is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to youth hockey on the Seattle Eastside, operating in partnership with Sno-King Ice Arenas. SKAHA runs the recreational and competitive youth hockey programming across three Sno-King rinks (Kirkland flagship, Renton, and Snoqualmie), serving kids from learn-to-play first-timers through 18U travel.

Programs For Kids

Programming covers the full USA Hockey age tier. Programs include:
- Learn to Play Hockey introductory sessions
- House league play across 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U
- Recreational divisions and competitive travel teams
- Girls hockey track
- Summer development camps
- Power skating and skills clinics
- Goalie clinics
- Spring/summer pickup hockey

What's Included

• Home practice and game ice across three Sno-King rinks
• USA Hockey-registered coaches and ADM curriculum
• Volunteer board structure (501c3 nonprofit)
• Path toward junior and college hockey for older tiers
• Year-round programming continuity
• 50+ years of Eastside hockey heritage

Experience

SKAHA is the obvious default for any Eastside-Seattle family serious about youth hockey - deep coaching, community pricing, and the multi-rink network keeps practice scheduling flexible. Tryouts every August for travel teams.