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Youth Recreation Hockey - Summer League

2019 Youth Recreation Hockey Summer League

The Mid-South Ice House Youth Recreation Hockey League is for boys and girls, ages 5-14. All games and practices are held at the Midsouth Ice House in Olive Branch, MS. The Summer League is a shorter version of our Fall and Winter Leagues.  The Summer League starts May 28th and ends July 6th, totaling 6 weeks of hockey.  The Summer League is structured the same as our Fall and Winter Leagues but is only half as long.  The season includes (4) games, and (8) practices.  The Summer League offers a fun way for players to participate in hockey over the summer, while lasting only 6 weeks so it doesn't take-up the entire summer.  

Players are typically on the ice two times per week.  Unlike many other "recreational" youth sports, game playing time is not determined by players' abilities.  Hockey is a series of sprints, not one long marathon.  Every player takes multiple shifts every period, regardless of the score!

  • SPECIAL SUMMER JERSEY and socks included!
  • USA Hockey Mite Half/Cross Ice Program!
  • Practices include small-area games and drills following the USA Hockey ADM model!
  • Early Bird Discount:  Register by May 1st and receive a free Stick-and-Puck pass.
  • Sibling discount: 1st child pays full-fee, each additional child receives $25 discount. ***Must be registered on-site or over the phone and at the same time, and by the On-time Registration date. 
  • USA Hockey Registration is required (provides sports insurance and 10 issues of USA Hockey Magazine).
  • Full equipment required. 


Mini-Mites (kids born 2012 and later)

Mites (kids born 2010 and 2011)

Squirts (kids born 2008 - 2009)

Peewee-Bantams (kids born 2004 - 2007)


For all Summer Youth Hockey questions, please contact our Hockey Director, Lucas Stern, at 901-881-2937 or hockey@midsouthicehouse.com.


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