Your child’s success or lack of success in sports does not indicate what kind of parent you are. But, having an athlete that is coachable, respectful, a great teammate, mentally tough, resilient and tries their best IS a direct reflection of your parenting.
Two California programs selected for USA Hockey's new national player development initiative, set...
The CAHA Board of Directors proudly congratulates Wendy Goldstein, recipient of the USA Hockey...
CAHA teams tested themselves against top competition at a national event that brought more than...
A great hockey experience starts with support at home, encouragement in the stands, and a shared...
October 16–18, 2026 USA Hockey and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) are...
Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial beginning of another exciting hockey season. Across...
CAHA has announced the locations for all three Tier II weekends of the 2026–27 season. The CAHA...
A new hockey season brings early mornings, packed schedules, exciting games and memories that can...
Welcome to the New CAHA.com Welcome to the completely redesigned home of the California Amateur...
Players desiring to RETURN to participate on a team for the...
Kid gets cut from team - blame coachKid gets fired from job - blame bossKid does bad in school -...
Misuse of electronic communication (including social media) is one of the primary offenses in...
Dear Out of Control Sports Parent, You. Yeah, you. The one shouting "Get the rebound!!!" to your...