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Get ready for a day of frosty fun at the annual Youth Pond Hockey Day tournament in the heart of Lindenwood Park! Watch your kids hit the ice and experience the joy of hockey the old-fashioned way—out in the crisp, open air!
We're gearing up for an action-packed day filled with friendly competition, outdoor fun, and plenty of smiles! Each team will play three games in this jamboree-style event, featuring two 10-minute halves per game.
Our divisions are designed for young players of all skill levels, with 10U, 8U, and 6U divisions (all coed). Teams can roster up to 8 players, but squads of 6 are recommended to maximize playing time and fun!
Games feature fast-paced 4-on-4 action that's sure to keep everyone cheering! Between games, warm up in our cozy warming tent, grab some snacks and drinks, and enjoy roasting marshmallows around the outdoor fire pits!
Registration Fees
Register early and save! Take advantage of our tiered registration pricing to secure your team's spot at Youth Pond Hockey Day.
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Early Bird Registration: $120/team | Now – November 30
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Regular Registration: $150/team | December 1 – January 11
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Late Registration: $180/team | January 12–14
Don't wait! Gather your teammates, choose your division, and lock in the best rate before prices increase.
Looking for a Team?
Does your child want to participate in Youth Pond Hockey Day but doesn't have a team? We'd love to help get them on the ice! Register your child as a Free Agent and select their age division (6U, 8U, or 10U). Free agents will register and pay individually upfront while we work to connect players with available teams or other free agents. If we have enough free agents to form a team in your child's division, we'll connect parents and guardians via group email so you can coordinate your roster and get ready for game day!
If we're unable to place your child on a team, their individual registration fee will be refunded.
Already Have a Team but Room for One More?
Does your team have room for an additional player? Let us know! We're happy to help connect registered free agents with teams looking to fill their rosters. If your team is open to welcoming another young hockey player, simply indicate that during registration.
Whether your child is joining solo or skating with friends, we want to help make Youth Pond Hockey Day a fun and memorable experience for everyone!
Over 18 and want to play pond hockey?
Don't miss out on the adult hockey event of the season—the Fargo Pond Hockey Classic, where the fun never thaws for those 18 and up with three divisions.
Additional Information
$150 per team, teams can have up to 8 players on the roster.
Teams can register online. Register your team here!
Each player is required to complete a waiver, signed by a parent or guardian, and turned in before their first game.
This event was made possible with the collaboration of:
- Fargo Youth Hockey Association
- West Fargo Hockey Association
- Moorhead Youth Hockey Association
- Fargo Angels Hockey
- Grand Forks Youth Hockey Association
Purchase your 2026 Youth Pond Hockey merch now! Order before January 22nd to have your gear before the event.
2026 Schedules:
Last years Schedule below
Jamboree Rules
- Players can only play on one team.
- All players must check-in at the Player Information Table in the warming house before their first game to ensure they have the proper liability waiver signed and obtain a wristband. Wristbands must be worn throughout the day. All players must have a liability waiver signed by a guardian.
- A team Coach must attend a rule meeting before the team's first game.
- Substitutions must be made prior to the first game.
- There is one rink manager to monitor play.
- Games are composed of two 10 min halves with a 1 min halftime.
- All players must wear full hockey equipment.
- No goalie equipment or goalie sticks permitted.
- There are no off-sides or icing calls.
- Goals are scored from the attacking side of the center ice.
- All games are running time and substitutions can be made during play.
- If a puck goes out of bounds a new puck is put into play.
- Goaltending is not allowed.
- Referees call out the score after each goal.
- Being that this is a jamboree structure, games can end in a tie.
- Penalties are called for rule infractions. Penalties called by rink manager/official are final. A minor penalty results in possession of the puck awarded to the opposing team. Rink officials have the discretion to also award a goal to the opposing team when a minor penalty is flagrant and/or a team is consistently playing in a reckless manner.
- Any major penalty, which includes any action that could possibly injure another player, results in that player being ejected from the tournament. The team that received the ejection plays the remainder of the current game short-handed. The rink official determines major penalties. (No players can be added if others are lost to major penalties).
