Tier I Hockey (AAA) is to provide an opportunity for the best Michigan youth players to develop and compete at the highest level of hockey available in the United States. For the 2025 – 2026 season there are 8 full Tier one organizations in Michigan that compete at the Squirt Major 10U, Pee Wee Minor & Major, Bantam Minor & Major, Midget Minor 15, Midget Minor 16 and Midget Major 17 & 18 ...
All invitational tournaments held in Michigan must secure a sanction and sanction number from the MAHA before a tournament is advertised or promoted or any tournament fees collected.
In order for a team to be eligible for this event they must participate in at least one MAHA run or District run jamboree (complete list of eligible events of the registration form) so their ability level can be judged for proper placement in the tournament.
Girls High School National Bound Procedure MAHA 2025-2026 Rules & Regulations Tier I Player Movement (Youth and Girls) Updated 5/16/24 MAHA 2024-2025 Bylaws - updated January 26, 2025 Tier 1 - 130 Player Movement Revised 7/11/25 Girls / Youth Tier III 10U / 12U / 14U Game Count Rev 11-19-25 Substitute Goalie - rev 11.19.25
In order for a team to be eligible for this event they must participate in at least one MAHA run or District run jamboree (complete list of eligible events of the registration form) so their ability level can be judged for proper placement in the tournament.
MAHA probably offers one the most the most diverse programs in the country, with teams and programs at almost every level there is. MAHA affiliates also present opportunities for junior hockey, disabled hockey, adult men and women leagues.
MAHA teams can post their tryouts on the MAHA website. The team contact simply fills out the registration form and the tryouts are posted throughout the time frame established by the team.
The Michigan Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) is a sanctioned affiliate of USA Hockey whose purpose is to develop and encourage sportsmanship between all players for the betterment of their physical and social well-being.
