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ADHL Hockey

Phoenix, AZ · EIN 830917697 · Form 990EZ · FY2020 · NTEE N68 · Recreation & Sports · Micro (<$100K) · www.adhlhockey.com
revenue
$24K
expenses
$24K
net assets
$5K
employees
mission · from form 990

Coaching services to youth hockey player

profile · synthesized from sources

ADHL Hockey operates a competitive youth travel hockey program for players aged 10U to 18U in the Phoenix Valley area. The organization emphasizes personal growth, sportsmanship, and skill development through high-level competition in the Arizona Youth Hockey League and regional tournaments. It supports accessibility through the FARM Fund, a financial assistance program for families in need.

named programs · 8 · from sources

what they call their work

Bucks Travel Hockey Program
Competitive youth hockey program for 12U to 18U teams participating in the AZYHL, local tournaments, and drivable out-of-state events.
FARM Fund
Financial assistance program providing qualified families with support to reduce barriers to participation in the Bucks hockey program.
Goalie Camp
6-session specialized training for 10U+ goaltenders, emphasizing technique and performance under game-like conditions.
Hockey Skills Showdown
Annual skills competition featuring fastest skater, hardest shot, accuracy shooting, and stick handling events across four age divisions.
Mesa Hockey Prep League
Summer high school prep league held on Saturdays, designed to develop player readiness and team cohesion.
Power Skating Camp
Summer skating development camp focused on edge control, acceleration, balance, and agility for youth players.
Spring Checking Clinic
6-session on-ice clinic for 14U+ players focusing on checking skills, held in April and May.
Spring Weekender
Spring development program for 12U–18U players with sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays to maintain skills and fitness.
activities · 2 groups

what they do

  • Youth Hockey Skills Development Programs 25 activities
    • Competitive Travel Hockey Program
      Operates a competitive travel hockey program for youth teams (Bucks teams) that includes 3-4 ice sessions per week, additional dryland training, and participation in 5-6 local and out-of-state tournaments annually.
    • Competitive Travel Hockey Program
      Operates a competitive travel hockey program for youth teams, involving participation in 5-6 local and out-of-state tournaments annually, with regular ice sessions and additional dryland training.
    • Competitive Travel Hockey Program
      Operates a competitive travel hockey program for youth teams, including regular ice sessions, dryland training, and participation in 5-6 local and out-of-state tournaments annually.
    • Competitive Travel Hockey Program
      Operates a competitive travel hockey program for youth teams, participating in 5-6 local and out-of-state tournaments annually, with regular ice sessions and additional dryland training.
    • Hockey Skills Competitions
      Organizes a Hockey Skills Showdown event featuring four skill-based competitions (fastest skater, hardest shot, accuracy shooting, stick handling) across four age divisions (10U/12U, 14U, 16U, 18U) with prizes for top finishers.
    • Hockey Skills Showdown Event
      Organizes a Hockey Skills Showdown event featuring four skill-based competitions across four age divisions with prizes for top finishers.
    • Offering a Spring Weekender program
      ADHL Hockey provides a Spring Weekender program for hockey players aged 12U-18U, with sessions held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from April to May.
    • Operating a competitive travel hockey program
      ADHL Hockey runs a competitive travel hockey program for its Bucks teams, which typically participate in 5-6 local and out-of-state tournaments annually and have 3-4 ice sessions per week, including additional dryland training.
    • Organizing hockey skills competitions
      ADHL Hockey organizes a Hockey Skills Showdown event featuring four skill-based competitions (fastest skater, hardest shot, accuracy shooting, stick handling) across four age divisions, with prizes for top finishers.
    • Organizing youth hockey tryouts
      ADHL Hockey organizes hockey tryouts for youth players across 12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U age divisions, with scheduled sessions at various ice centers in Arizona.
    • Providing specialized hockey training camps and clinics
      ADHL Hockey offers various specialized training programs including a Power Skating Camp focusing on edge control and agility, a Goalie Camp for players 10U and older, and a Spring Checking Clinic for players 14U and older, as well as general summer ice sessions and camps.
    • Specialized Hockey Camps and Clinics
      Offers specialized hockey training programs including a Power Skating Camp for youth, a Goalie Camp for players 10U and older, and a Spring Checking Clinic for players 14U and older, focusing on specific skills and age groups.
    • Specialized Hockey Training Camps
      Offers various specialized hockey training camps, including a Power Skating Camp for youth, a Goalie Camp for players 10U and older, and a Spring Checking Clinic for players 14U and older, focusing on specific skills and age groups.
    • Spring Weekender Hockey Program
      Provides a Spring Weekender program for hockey players aged 12U-18U, offering ice sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays over several weeks.
    • Youth Hockey Camps and Clinics
      Offers specialized hockey camps and clinics for youth players, including power skating, goalie training, spring checking, and general skills development, with varying age ranges and session structures.
    • Youth Hockey Camps and Clinics
      Offers specialized hockey camps and clinics, including Power Skating, Goalie Camps for players 10U and older, and Spring Checking Clinics for players 14U and older, to improve specific skills.
    • Youth Hockey Camps and Clinics
      Offers various specialized hockey camps and clinics for youth players, including power skating, goalie training, checking clinics, and general skills development, with specific age ranges and session schedules.
    • Youth Hockey Programs and Leagues
      Operates a Spring Weekender program for players aged 12U-18U, plans to launch a high school prep league, and offers a competitive travel hockey program that includes participation in local and out-of-state tournaments with regular ice and dryland training sessions.
    • Youth Hockey Skill Development Programs
      Provides various skill development programs for youth hockey players, including a Spring Weekender program for ages 12U-18U and a Hockey Skills Showdown event with skill-based competitions.
    • Youth Hockey Skills Competitions
      Organizes a Hockey Skills Showdown event featuring four skill-based competitions (fastest skater, hardest shot, accuracy shooting, stick handling) across four youth age divisions with prizes for top finishers.
    • Youth Hockey Skills Competitions
      Organizes a Hockey Skills Showdown event featuring four skill-based competitions (fastest skater, hardest shot, accuracy shooting, stick handling) across four age divisions (10U/12U, 14U, 16U, 18U).
    • Youth Hockey Tryouts
      Organizes hockey tryouts for youth players across 12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U age divisions, with scheduled sessions at various ice centers in Arizona.
    • Youth Hockey Tryouts
      Organizes and conducts hockey tryouts for youth players across various age divisions (12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U) at multiple locations in Arizona.
    • Youth Hockey Tryouts
      Organizes hockey tryouts for youth players across various age divisions (12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U) at multiple locations in Arizona, including Arcadia AZ ICE and Coyotes Community Ice Center in Mesa.
    • Youth Hockey Tryouts
      Organizes and conducts hockey tryouts for youth players across various age divisions (12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U) at multiple locations in Arizona.
  • Uncategorized 10 activities
    • Financial Aid for Hockey Participation
      Offers The Family Assistance, Resources and Multi-Use Fund (FARM) to provide financial assistance to qualified families, reducing barriers to participation in hockey programs.
    • Financial Aid for Hockey Participation
      Provides financial assistance through The Family Assistance, Resources and Multi-Use Fund (FARM) to qualified families, reducing barriers to participation in hockey programs for registered players or those with an offer letter.
    • Financial Assistance for Hockey Participation
      Offers the Family Assistance, Resources and Multi-Use Fund (FARM) to provide financial aid to qualified families and registered players, reducing barriers to participation in hockey.
    • Financial Assistance for Hockey Participation
      Provides financial assistance through The Family Assistance, Resources and Multi-Use Fund (FARM) to qualified families of registered players or those with an offer letter, aiming to reduce barriers to participation in hockey.
    • Financial Assistance for Hockey Participation
      Provides financial assistance through The Family Assistance, Resources and Multi-Use Fund (FARM) to qualified families and registered players to reduce barriers to participation in hockey programs.
    • High School Prep Hockey League
      Plans to launch Mesa's first high school prep league, running on Saturdays throughout the summer.
    • High School Prep Hockey League
      Plans to launch Mesa's first high school prep league, scheduled to run on Saturdays throughout the summer starting in April 2026.
    • High School Prep League
      Plans to launch Mesa's first high school prep league, running on Saturdays throughout the summer.
    • Launching a high school prep league
      ADHL Hockey plans to launch Mesa's first high school prep league, which will run on Saturdays throughout the summer starting in April 2026.
    • Providing financial assistance for hockey participation
      ADHL Hockey offers The Family Assistance, Resources and Multi-Use Fund (FARM) to provide financial aid to qualified families, reducing barriers to participation in hockey for registered players or those with an offer letter.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$24K
Contributions & grants$10%
Program service revenue$24K100%
Investment income
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$24K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$8K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$5K
1 years on record · 2020–2020
relationships · 12

who they work with

  • AHU Knights Partner — Competes against AHU Knights in the AZYHL.
  • AZ Titans Partner — Competes against AZ Titans in the AZYHL.
  • AZYHL Partner — Competes in the AZYHL league and adheres to its rules; participates in the AZYHL Seeding Tournament.
  • Arizona Made Ice Forum Partner — Uses Arizona Made Ice Forum as its home rink.
  • Bobcats Partner — Competes against Bobcats in the AZYHL.
  • Coyotes Community Ice Center Partner — Hosts ADHL Hockey tryout sessions in Mesa, AZ.
  • Jeremy Ruiz Partner — Assistant coach of the 14U Orange team
  • Jr. Coyotes Partner — Competes against Jr. Coyotes in the AZYHL.
  • Jr. Sun Devils Partner — Competes against Jr. Sun Devils in the AZYHL.
  • Mission Partner — Competes against Mission in the AZYHL.
  • Shane Pokrifka Partner — Assistant coach of the 14U Orange team
  • Tyler Gerhold Partner — Head Coach of the 14U Orange team