Canes Youth and Amateur Hockey (CYAH) In an effort to further strengthen our involvement in the the youth and amateur hockey community, the Hurricanes have formed Canes Youth and Amateur Hockey (CYAH). The mission of CYAH will be to provide sponsorship and presence to the local community in order to encourage the growth of youth hockey at all skill levels. CYAH will invest physically and monetarily in the local youth and amateur community in order to strengthen outreach initiatives. A major emphasis on the program is to utilize hockey to build personal characteristics such as responsibility, teamwork and leadership while emphasizing the importance of an active lifestyle. CYAH will utilize Hurricanes communication tools to drive awareness, interest and registration in youth and amateur programs  Youth Hockey PartnershipsCYAH will bring unity and stimulate growth in the youth hockey community through a partnership with the Raleigh Youth Hockey Association (RYHA). CYAH also allows for improvement with existing relationships with in-line hockey leagues- Central Carolina Hockey (CCH) and the Carolina Scholastic Hockey League (CSHL).  Youth Hockey InitiativesSince arriving in North Carolina in 1997, the Carolina Hurricanes have been very active in growing youth and amateur hockey throughout the Carolinas. Each year, the Hurricanes organization makes over 85 appearances through various initiatives, such as the Hurricanes In-School Program, Canes Street Stormers and our collegiate hockey programs. NHL Rules
To learn more about the rules of hockey, download a copy of the NHL rulebook and see different strategies in action or visit the NHL's learning center to learn more about coaching Where to Play Looking for a way to get in on the action? Click here for a list of places to play ice, in-line or street hockey throughout the Carolinas. For more information on any program or event, please call Paul Strand at (919) 861-5425 Helpful Links
News Red Bull Crashed Ice Qualifier Coming to RBC Center November 20 This qualifier is a chance for local athletes to skate their way into the Red Bull Crashed Ice International Finals in Jr. Hurricanes Squirt AA2 win Steel City Fall Classic in Pittsburgh Competing against a strong group of teams from Toronto, Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania, the Jr. Canes Squirt AA2 went 3-1 over the weekend, including a championship game overtime win over the Orchard Lake Pirates (Michigan) The East Coast Eagles Peewee team finishes 2nd in Lake Placid The East Coast Eagles Peewees got the unique opportunity to play on the same ice as the 1980 US Olympic team in Lake Placid, NY. Against strong competition, the Eagles came home with the silver. Another Strong Showing for Junior Hurricanes U16 AAA in NAPHL The U16 AAA Jr. Hurricanes improved their league record to 9-1 in the NAPHL. After their 4-1 showing this past weekend in St. Louis, Missouri, the Jr. Canes now sit in 2nd place in the 14-team league. Their record against a strong schedule has earned them many early season accolades, including a top 5 national ranking for the past three weeks. Junior Hurricanes Dominate Pittsburgh Viper Stars Tournament The Junior Hurricanes Bantam AAA started the season off strong at the Pittsburgh Vipers Stars AAA Shootout tournament this past weekend. The Bantam Jr. Canes outscored their competition 36-4 in four games on their way to the tournament victory. The Bantam Junior Hurricanes moved into the Top 20 in national U14 rankings, landing in the 17th slot with a record of 6-0-1 after their strong showing in Pittsburgh. CCH continues to expand in Central NC Central Carolina Hockey is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Interskate located in Clayton, NC. In early August 2009, Jake Plancon, owner of Central Carolina Hockey, approached Interskate with hopes to assist in the growth and interest of inline hockey, specifically targeting the Learn To Play Hockey and House League programs. Junior Hurricanes Roster for 2010 Quebec Pee-Wee Tournament Announced Eighteen players to represent Carolina in international tournament Upcoming Games
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