The WCYHA would like to congratulate and recognize the following Pee Wee (12U) Waukesha and Lake Country Warhawk Skaters who made their respective Region 5 Kohlman Cup teams:

2008 Girls

·        Ella Vranak

·        Lucia Welsch

2009 Girls

·        Harper Gould

·        Kennedy Bostrom

2008 Boys

·        Chance Wake

·        Sutter Morrison

2009 Boys

·        James Frutchey

·        Dylan Nissen

·        Josh Thombs

·        Devin Newland

The Kohlman Cup is named in the honor of the late Don Kohlman. Players born in 2008 and 2009 are eligible in 2021. The Kohlman Cup allows top Pee Wee age level players in Wisconsin to test themselves against the best Tier II players in each WAHA region.  These skaters will represent Region 5 in the tournament. The boys tournament will be held on March 27-28th in Hudson, with the Girls tournament April 10-11 in Chippewa Falls.

Bantam C-State Champions

PeeWee B -State Champions

PeeWee C Gold-State Champions

PeeWee C Black-4th Place

PeeWee A-8th Place

Squirt B Black-State Champions

Squirt C Black-State Champions

Squirt B Gold-2nd Place

Squirt C Gold-3rd Place

Squirt A-Consolation Champions

U10A Lake Country Warhawks 7th place 

Learn to Skate

• Cost $75
• 5:30pm-6:00pm 4-8 year olds
• Hockey Learn to Skate (5 weeks). Focuses on basic skating skills needed to play hockey. Pucks and sticks are not used. 

Click on session below to register!

Session 1: May 17, 24, June 7, 14, 21 (Mondays)

Session 2: June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 29 (Mondays)

Learn to Play Hockey

• Cost $75
• 6pm - 6:30pm 4-11 year olds
• This is a 5 week course to introduce your child to the basics of shooting, passing, stick-handling and game play. (Must have completed a learn to skate class)

Click on session below to register!

Session 1: May 17, 24, June 7, 14, 21 (Mondays)

Session 2: June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 29 (Mondays)

Session 3: August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (Mondays)

Our Warhawks Family Stands #IsaacStrong

In December (2020), Isaac Smart, a player on our 12U/Pee-Wee C Black team and dear member of our Warhawks family, had his hockey season come to an abrupt and unexpected end. After several weeks of severe headaches and jaw pain, an MRI on December 15th revealed a large mass behind Isaac’s naval cavity, which was later identified as Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare form of cancer. Isaac has begun an aggressive treatment regiment of Chemotherapy and a specialized form of radiation therapy at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. 

Many across the Waukesha County Youth Hockey Association and the broader youth hockey community have expressed a desire to help and support Isaac and the Smart family in any way possible. For those that are willing and able to contribute, a GoFundMe site has been set-up on behalf of Isaac and his family to help off-set the significant financial burden this diagnosis and treatment plan presents. A link to the site is provided below and can be easily shared via your personal social media platforms. Any contribution is greatly appreciated by the Smart Family and the Warhawks Community.

For the remainder of the 2020-21 season, all WCYHA players will be wearing helmet stickers bearing Isaac’s number 85 and the hashtag #IsaacStrong as a unified display of solidarity and support. The Smart family has conveyed that playing hockey is the number one thing Isaac talks about with his Doctors and Nurses. His desire to get back on the ice provides tremendous and necessary motivation as he endures this battle. Our unified show of support is a small way our Warhawks Family can help to keep his fighting spirit #IsaacStrong!

GoFundMe Link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/smarts-cancer-fund?qid=3ea973d8cd3b09afa2c3265eed3fa314

WCYHA, founded in 1974, is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to the sport of youth hockey and run by dedicated volunteers. We are an affiliate of USA Hockey and the Wisconsin Amateur Hockey Association. We currently serve children in a defined territory, determined by WAHA, in the following school districts: Kettle Moraine, Mukwonago, Oconomowoc, Pewaukee, and Waukesha.