The Flyers Learn to Play Ball Hockey program provides kids with the opportunity to play hockey without stepping on the ice. Participating sites host weekly ball hockey clinics for kids ages 4-9 throughout the Spring. All participants will receive a Flyers-branded street hockey stick, reversible pinnie, and hockey ball along with weekly instruction and visits from Flyers Alumni.
No experience is required for Try Hockey for Free! This hour-long on-ice clinic provides kids ages 5-9 with head-to-toe loaner equipment to borrow and is hosted by skilled and experienced volunteer coaches. Try Hockey for Free is geared toward participants with no previous hockey experience. Girls-only sessions are also hosted through Girls Try Hockey for Free for girls ages 5-12.
Learn to Skate is the perfect starting point for building both fundamental skating skills and on-ice confidence and is highly recommended before participating in a Learn to Play program. Each 60-minute class includes 30 minutes of guided instruction, followed by 30 minutes of free skate time to practice and grow more comfortable on the ice.
The Flyers partner with 20 local ice rinks to host the Flyers Learn to Play Rookie Program, which provides an opportunity for boys and girls ages 5-9 to develop fundamental skills. Basic skating proficiency is required in the Learn to Play Rookie Program. It is highly recommended that all participants complete a Learn to Skate session before participating.
The Flyers Cup Scholastic Championship is one of the premier events on the Philadelphia high school sports calendar. Now in its 47th year, the Flyers Cup is an invite-only tournament featuring the top 40 high school hockey teams in the Philadelphia area. Congratulations to the 2026 champs: AAA – Holy Ghost Prep | AA – North Penn | A – Hershey | Girls – Lower Merion
Copy: The Québec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament, which is often referred to as the "Little League World Series of Hockey" is held every year for players 12 and under. The top 18 players from the Greater Philadelphia region represent the Flyers on the ice in Canada at this prestigious tournament.
