Latest News About Mammoth Lakes Youth Hockey

Here’s the latest publicly available snapshot on Mammoth Lakes Youth Hockey (MLYH) based on recent posts and local coverage.

• Organization overview: Mammoth Lakes Youth Hockey is a USA Hockey–sanctioned program in the Eastern Sierra, focusing on fair, safe, and competitive hockey for youth, with both in-house and travel teams under the Mammoth Stars name. https://mammothlakesyouthhockey.com/about/[3]

• Recent activities and programs: The program emphasizes growth and participation across ages and genders, with a history of expanding enrollment (reported to exceed 160 players in a recent season) and ongoing development of skills on and off the ice. The local hockey ecosystem includes travel teams competing in SCAHA divisions, and the broader community occasionally features related camps and clinics in Mammoth Lakes.[1][3]

• Community connections and events: There have been external events tied to Mammoth Lakes hockey, including youth clinics and camps hosted in Mammoth Lakes (occasionally partnering with organizations like LA Kings Ice at Mammoth Lakes for camps and development clinics) and community e-news items that mention hockey-related activities in the region.[2][1]

• Registration and funding: Registration is typically open for seasonal play, with potential scholarships and gear assistance programs noted in related town documentation and community funding applications to support participation. If you’re a local parent, watch for announcements about scholarships or equipment subsidies in town communications or the MLYH site.[4][6]

• Where to look for updates: The primary source for current schedules, rosters, and results is the Mammoth Lakes Youth Hockey website, especially its Events and About pages, plus the MYHockey Rankings page for team-by-team results and standings. You can also check local Mammoth Lakes community news outlets for interim updates on clinics and camps.[5][8][1][2]

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• Example: A typical season mix might include 8U–14U squads, with both in-house and travel teams, practicing high-altitude hockey in Mammoth Lakes and competing in regional leagues like SCAHA.[1][3]

If you’d like, I can monitor for specific updates (e.g., upcoming clinics, registration dates, or travel schedules) and summarize them with dates and links. I can also pull the most relevant sections from the official site and convert them into a simple calendar-style rundown.