From youth leagues to adult drop-in, Palouse Ice Rink has a hockey program for every age and skill level. The Moscow Youth Hockey Association (MYHA) runs our youth programs for players U8 through U18, while PIR organizes adult leagues across four skill-based divisions — from players new to the game through our highest level of play. We host tournaments, skills workshops, and learn-to-play clinics. Thinking about becoming a referee? We’ll help you get there. We invite you to come play with us.
Programs
- Youth Hockey — MYHA — The Moscow Youth Hockey Association runs House Hockey, Learn to Play, and a Girls Development Program for players 4–18, with PIR as home ice.
- Youth Learn to Play Hockey — The starting point for players ages 4–12 who are new to the game — no games, just building skating and hockey fundamentals.
- Adult Hockey — Four skill-based league levels running fall through spring, from first-timers in Emerald League to advanced A League play.
- Adult Learn to Play Hockey — A free introduction to hockey for adults 18+, pairing classroom Chalk Talks with on-ice Try Hockey sessions. No experience necessary.
- Women’s Hockey — The Palouse Women’s Hockey Club welcomes women and non-binary players of all skill levels for practices, scrimmages, and games.
- Mammoth Hockey — The Moscow Mammoths are a Special Hockey team for players with intellectual and developmental disabilities, participating in Special Hockey International’s Western Region.
- Homeschool Hockey — A daytime session for homeschool students to learn and play hockey during school hours — no league commitment, all experience levels welcome.
- Open Hockey — Drop-in hockey for adults and youth — no registration or commitment, just sign up at Sign-Up Genius.
- Stick & Puck — Open practice time to work on skating, passing, shooting, and puck handling — no scrimmaging, just individual skill work.
- Jim Stanaway Goalie Camp — A two-day camp built entirely around goaltending, open to all ages and skill levels.
- Broomball — No skates needed — just athletic shoes, a rubber ball, and a broom-shaped stick. One of the most accessible ice sports around.
- Summer Roller Hockey — When the ice comes out for summer, roller hockey goes in — drop-in sessions and a full league for youth, teens, and adults.
- Become a Referee — Interested in officiating? We’ll walk you through the path to becoming a USA Hockey referee, with games available at every level.
Questions about any of these programs? Contact us.