The Easton Youth Hockey Association is dedicated to the continuous education and development of its hockey membership into quality players, coaches and fans, and seeks to build a spirit of community and camaraderie through the fostering of good sportsmans

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Northeast Storm Hockey Club

Mission: It is the Storm's mission to provide a place for area high school youth to play competitive hockey at the junior varsity and varsity levels. The Storm believes in a positive, team-oriented environment that rewards effort over talent.  It is our goal to maximize each player's hockey potential and help them develop life skills that will carry themsuccessfully into adulthood.
 
School Districts: Northeast Storm draws players from the following school districts:  
 
Bexley, Buckeye Valley, Centerburg, Columbus, Delaware, Grandview, Johnstown, Licking Heights, Marysville, North Union, Northridge, Olentangy, New Albany, River Valley, Southwest Licking, Whitehall, and Worthington


League: Northeast Storm is a member of the Ohio Scholastic Hockey League (OSHL) and is considered a USA Hockey team (as opposed to OHSAA).  Other OSHL teams include Hilliard, Prowlers Hockey Assoc, Westerville, Athens, Newark, and Dayton.  Over the past few years, the Storm and several other teams in the league have routinely been ranked by My Hockey Rankings as among the best in the state, regardless of division.

Eligibility: In order to participate for the Storm during the regular season, you must be in one of our assigned districts and be entering the 9th-12th grade.

Summer Program: The Storm also has a FREE summer on and off-ice/conditioning program which begins in July (one practice/week) and continues through the end of August (two practices/week).  Summer skates/conditioning are open to all players in the Storm district entering the 7th-12th grade in the Fall.   Tryouts are held in mid-late August with preseason games beginning in September and October.  The regular season begins late Oct/early Nov and runs through February.
 

Resources: For more information about Northeast Storm, please visit www.northeaststorm.com You may also email the Storm at