RYHA has been struggling to provide practice time for our 500 youth players and need more ice.

• Families drive across the metro for practices, often at 6 a.m. or 10 p.m.
• 600 hours of ice time was purchased from other rinks last year.
• Girls’ teams skate in Anoka, not Rogers.
• Families spent 36,000 hours driving to practices last year.
• Ice is getting harder to find, threatening the future of the program all together.

Let’s keep hockey alive in Rogers!

The Rogers Youth Hockey Association (RYHA) is raising money for a second ice sheet and dryland facility. We need $1 million to finish our round of fundraising.

Supporting youth hockey is more than just helping young athletes—it’s an investment in a vibrant, family-centric community.