We’re proud to share that four alumni from the North Park/NYC Hockey Club/Skyliners community — Alexandra Hartmann, Beatrix Maclean, Navah Liebis, and Sophie Um — were selected to attend the USA Hockey Girls National 15 Camp, held this month in Oxford, Ohio. This annual camp brings together 216 of the top 2010-born players from across the country (120 forwards, 72 defense, and 24 goalies) and is a key step in USA Hockey’s national player development pathway...
The Tier 1 Hockey Federation (THF) is proud to recognize the 2024-25 Academic Honor Roll, highlighting the dedication and hard work of our student-athletes in the classroom. This year, over 500 players nationally earned a spot on the Honor Roll by achieving a 3.5 GPA or higher, including 46 of our players.
North Park’s 14U Spring Team made a lasting impression at the 2025 Doritos Spring Challenge, held May 9-11 in Bridgeport, CT. Fueled by team spirit and sharp skills, North Park dominated the first three games of pool play with a total goal differential of +19 with only 2 total goals against. They secured the number one seed for the semifinals from the field of 10 total participants. The momentum continued in the semifinals as North Park defeated Soundshore Black by the final score of 4-3 paving the way for a thrilling championship showdown against the Jr. Spartans. In a hard-fought final, North Park delivered a masterful comeback win in the final minutes to capture the Doritos Spring Cup with a 4-3 victory on Mother's Day!
North Park alumna Alison Giebler began her hockey journey with us as a mite and quickly became a standout player. Her passion for the game continued to grow throughout her youth career, earning selections to the NYSAHA Summer Development Camp from 2017 to 2022 and the USA Hockey Multi-District Camp in 2022.
Alison went on to play four seasons of varsity hockey at Choate Rosemary Hall, where she helped lead her team to back-to-back New England District Championships in 2022–'23 and 2023–'24, and competed at USA Hockey Nationals in both years.
Her strong performance and dedication to both academics and athletics earned her recruitment offers from both Division I and Division III programs. With a focus on pursuing a career in medicine, Alison chose to play for the prestigious Middlebury College Women’s Ice Hockey team. She just completed her first season with the Panthers, where she made an immediate impact – earning the title of “Rookie of the Year” after a fantastic debut.
We’re especially excited to welcome Alison back this coming Wednesday, when she’ll join us as a visiting coach for our 14U/16U Tier II Girls Clinic. We’re proud to celebrate her accomplishments and thrilled that she continues to inspire the next generation of North Park players – on and off the ice!
In their first tournament together as a team, the NYC Hockey Club 2011 AAA came up just short in the Doritos Tournament Final. After posting three consecutive wins in pool play over CT Oil Kings (3-1), CT Beast (6-0) and Hockey Club Elite (8-2) the team entered the semifinals as the top seed. In the semifinals versus the CT Oil Kings an early contest ended in a blowout 6-0 win for NYCHC. The Mighty Irish (also undefeated) stood in the way for NYCHC in the Championship game. In a highly competitive back and forth contest the championship was ultimately decided in overtime with the Mighty Irish coming out on top 4-3.
As a volunteer-led not-for-profit, North Park has been a continuous work in progress since 1987.
A key point in North Park's development came nearly 15 seasons ago when a successful 14U Bantams offering was added to the program. In 2013, the North Park Board of Directors decided to honor all players who had completed their entire travel hockey journey with North Park starting with 8U Mites to 10U Squirts, then 12U PeeWees, then through the new 14U Bantams.
The result? The Slager Cup. Like the Stanley Cup, the Slager Cup contains the engraved names of all the honorees, who then share the Cup between them for the year before passing it back for the next generation. You can read more about Gregg + Sue Slager's voluneer efforts and the Slager Cup here:
With the 2024 incorporation of NYC Hockey Club + NYC Skyliners, we now include all their years of continuous past membership within the broader North Park Hockey Association, Inc. As the organization grows and the names of more "lifers" are added after 14U, we're going to need a bigger Slager Cup with added bands at the bottom!
Congratulations to our 2024 honorees and good luck with your journey into 16U and beyond.
Twenty-four professional and parent North Park coaches volunteered in late March for the New York Rangers' "12- Hour Hockey Challenge." One of nine teams gathered, the North Park team enjoyed hockey from before 7:00 am until after 7:00 pm.
Joining North Park's roster was New York's own Brian Mullen, former NHL All-Star and an NCAA National Champion at Wisconsin. North Park played with and against Topline's Boo Nieves, Adam Graves, Stephane Matteau, Derek Brassard, Marc Staal, Brian Boyle, Darren Langdon, Colton Orr and Wojtek Wolski. Led by Coach Robert in goal (all day), North Park went 2-1-2, a nice NYC record.
The North Park volunteers raised over $22,000 for MSG's "Garden of Dreams" foundation, and the one-day event yielded over $210,000 in total support. North Park is very thankful to be in position to support our partners, the New York Rangers + MSG, as we work together to build out the New York City hockey ecosystem.
The 2024-'25 inaugural 16U North Park AA team made its mark this weekend, earning the first Tier II 16U banner in program history with a physical 2-1 victory over the Rochester Jr. Americans 16U AA. The NYC Skyliners 16U AA also competed well in this tournament, finishing in third place just behind the "Amerks." [Pre-merger, the NYC Skyliners and the NYC Raiders (Tier III joint venture between NYC Skyliners and North Park) had tournament success at the 16U level.]
For North Park 16U AA, today's victory caps a six-game unbeaten streak to close the season, a strong bounce-back after a tough loss in the LIAHL AA Playoff semifinals 2 weeks ago. Across both North Park and the NYC Skyliners, the 2009s look to build on their 16U AA success next season, while the 2008s look to write new history with the program's first 18U Tier II AA offering in 2025--'26.
Culture is defined by actions more than words. But words can be useful in helping establish common standards for action. Especially for an organization committed to continuous improvement.
The championship game of the Quebec BSR tournament was filled with excitement with the New York City Hockey Club 2012 winning by the score of 4-2 over Suisse SD, Academy. The game was tied 2-2 and looked like it was headed to OT before a rebound and a scrum in front of net resulted in the game winning goal for NYCHC with just 90 seconds remaining. The Suisse SD team mounted a surge in the final minute but NYCHC was able to add an empty net goal to secure the title.
The BSR tournament was comprised of 108 teams with over 2200 players from 7 different countries (United States, Canada, France, Japan, Czech Republic, Romania and Switzerland). The NYCHC team was able to overcome an opening game loss and a gut wrenching 2-1 win in their second game (elimination game) vs. Halifax Hawks from Nova Scotia in their bracket that featured 24 teams. The team then went a five game winning streak to capture the title of Quebec BSR Champions.
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