Kapolei Inline Hockey Arenas

Coach Lee agrees with me, here are some VERY IMPORTANT TIPS

Check your child's equipment:

1. Make sure wheels are properly tightened with an allen wrench before practices and games 

2. Laces - need to be tight. Start at the bottom of the skate and make sure you pull the laces tight as you go up each eyelet.  Your child may complain their feet are sore or hurt, but that is only natural. Tight lacing  = Better performance! 

3. New HOCKEY SKATE  sizing - Skates are always 1 - 2 sizes smaller than your shoe size. Example - Brian wears a 5 shoe. The first skate size he should try is a 3. 

Do not buy skates the same size as your shoe or bigger than your shoe size. This will affect performance. 

4. Hockey stick length - with your shoes on your hockey stick should go to your nose. With skates on, your chin. 

5. Dry out your gear and skates - After practice or games, always dry your gear out to prevent mold or break down of your equipment

Questions? KIHA.doug@gmail.com

Thank you for your generosity! We dropped our gifts off today! 
Donations by 
Kamanawa Family
Clark Family
Coach Lee 
Mike Kawazoe
Coach Doug 

We collected over 20 gifts and raised $300 in gift cards!!!! 

Our adopted family will be thrilled!

New KIHA Youth and adult season begin the week of January 5th, 2026 Monday 

YOUTH LEAGUE STARTS PRACTICES ON 1/5/26

AGE CUT OFF IS 12/31/25

Reminder when you are new to the youth league, you must order your jerseys before your first practice $175 per set for 8u to 17u and $130 per set for 6u.

6u Thursdays 6:00 - 7:00 $60 per player ( 2 PAYMENTS EVERY 5 WEEKS)  9 games
11u 6:30 - 7:30PM MONDAYS. $145 per player 
8U 6:30- 7:30PM  TUESDAYS $125 per player 
12/13u, 6:00 - 7:15pm  WEDNESDAYS $195 per player
14-17u, 6:00 - 7:15pm WEDNESDAYS $195 per player 
8 -10 practices/9 games (playoffs included) ages 8u, 10u, 12-13u, 14-17

KIHA Adult Hockey 
35 and over January 5th  7:30pm $220 * 10 game season 

8 regular season games plus playoffs 
D3 January 6th, 7.30pm open skate $195 
D2 January 8th 7:30pm open skate $195 
D4 January 8th, 7:30pm open skate $195 

7 regular season games plus playoffs
D5 January 6th 7:30pm open skate $125
Wahine, January 7th, 7:30pm open skate $125
MOTHER DAUGHTER LEAGUE WAIVER REQUIRED
Regular season adult games begin January 13th 

KIHA KOLLEGE
LEARN TO HOCKEY SKATE 101
Fridays 7:00 - 7:30pm 
5 weeks/$50, skate rentals $5 

KIHA KOLLEGE
LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY 101 
Fridays 5:45pm beginning 10/10
$15 per class 
Equipment rental $12

KIHA KOLLEGE
LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY 101 
Saturdays 8:00am 
10 weeks/$100 
Equipment rental $12

KIHA KOLLEGE
LEARN TO HOCKEY SKATE 101
Saturdays 8:30am 
5 weeks/$50 
kiha.doug@gmail.com

5/30/25 
Update this morning about NHL Anaheim Ducks assistant coach, Tim Army coming to KIHA for a three day mini camp. 

The Anaheim Ducks have announced their NHL rookie development camp for June 29th - July 3rd. Which leaves Tim Army’s window to help us closed for this summer. He has asked to book a date to come to KIHA for summer 2026. 

“i am so sorry as you have gone to great lengths to set this up. We were excited to come and visit and I was excited to help around the rink.

I would love to come next summer, June 1st - 4th, 2026"

THE MISSION OF KIHA IS TO PROVIDE PLAYERS OF ALL AGES AND SKILL LEVELS BOTH MALE AND FEMALE A VERY SAFE AND FUN ENVIRONMENT TO LEARN AND PLAY INLINE HOCKEY.  

Committment to KIHA - Our youth program asks that any youth participant that does sign up please make their Saturday games for the benefit of our program and its fellow members. Missing games to participate elsewhere may result in a refund of fees and loss of participation. 

Everyone Plays - Our goal is for Kids to play Inline hockey , so we mandate that every child on every team must play at least half of every game.

Balanced Teams - Each year we form teams as evenly as possible, because it is fair and more fun when teams of equal ability play.

Positive Coaching - All of our coaches are AAU background screened and encouragement of player effort provides for greater enjoyment by the players and ultimately leads to better skilled and better motivated players.

Good Sportsmanship - We strive to create a safe, fair, fun and positive environment based on mutual respect, rather than a win at all costs attitude, and our program is designed to instill good sportsmanship in every facet of KIHA.

Player Development - We believe that all players should be able to develop their inline hockey skills and knowledge to the best of their abilities, both individually and as members of a team, in order to maximize their enjoyment of the game.