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2020-2021 Season Update - 11/24/2020

Dear Stingrays Nation,

The league has sent an update that we would like to make you aware of.

The start of the season will be pushed back to the weekend of March 6^th. If we can start earlier, we will try to accommodate that. It will run for 2 months, and end with playoffs the first half of May. The season will also consist of less games, which will directly affect the dues.

As of now, ALL COMPLETED LOI’s ARE VOIDED AND NO CREDIT CARDS HAVE BEEN CHARGED so there are NO REFUNDS DUE. All incomplete LOI’s have been voided as well.

As we get closer to a new start date, we will have new LOI forms emailed with updated and adjusted costs for the shortened season.

We will continue to update you via email and our website as information is available.

We appreciate your continued support and patience in these trying times and wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season!

Who We Are

Corona/Norco Stingrays High School Hockey

As a proud member of the ADHSHL, our goal is to provide our players and families with a great hockey experience. Playing in the league offers its players a festive high-school type sports environment very similar to what high school football, basketball and baseball athletes in Southern California have enjoyed for decades. As the sport of ice hockey grows on the West Coast, the ADHSHL has provided a means for any level player to play high school ice hockey.

Varsity

At the Varsity level, players with AA & AAA travel experience will be met with a level of competition comparable to the tier I and II competition they are accustomed to. And when it comes to exposure, the league boasts several Junior scouts in its ranks who see high school games week in and week out. In addition, Junior hockey clubs from around the nation frequently watch live streamed or recorded games to view players for potential invites to Junior camps.

Junior Varsity

At the Junior Varsity level, players from A to AA will experience a level of competition that can rival the tier II level of play. This division is also a good entry point for roller players who have played roller for a number of seasons and are looking to transition to ice. Next season, the league plans to split JV into two divisions, dependent on level of play, further ensuring that teams can enjoy competitive ice hockey at whichever level they play in.

Junior Stingrays - JVD

At the Junior Varsity – Development level (JVD), players that are not of High School grade levels (8-12 grade) will play in an In-House division within the ADHSHL with other like teams and players which give up and coming High School athletes an ability to get more experience with a school team setting.