GREAT LAKES HOCKEY CLUB FALL TIER II TEAMS

The Great Lakes Fall hockey teams are well-known for their emphasis on player development and skill enhancement. These teams are composed of talented players who are dedicated to improving their skills and competing at the highest level.

Overall, the Great Lakes Hockey teams are dedicated to developing skilled players and competing at the highest level. Through focused skill development and competitive games, these teams can push skaters to start to reach their full potential. 

Boys 13O, Boys U14, Boys 15O, and Boys U16

Skaters for the Great Lakes teams listed above can be evaluated at Team Wisconsin open tryouts on May 18th & 19th with a chance like all others attending for a shot at an invite to Team Wisconsin Final Camp May 31st-June 2nd in Fond du Lac, WI. If skaters can't make Team Wisconsin tryouts at the above levels, skaters can tryout June 9th in Fond du Lac, WI.

Skaters participating with Great Lakes U14, U15, & U16 will be invited to TW National Bound Regional Practices.

Skaters participating with Great Lakes U13 & U12 will be invited to Team Wisconsin Youth Regional Practices.

Final team selection for the Great Lakes teams will take place June 10th for 13O, U14, 15O, and U16.

Boys 2015 & 2014 tryouts will be hosted in McFarland June 22nd in McFarland, WI

Boys 2013 tryouts will be June 8th in Fond du Lac, WI

Boys 2012 skaters will be evaluated at Team Wisconsin Tryouts on June 8th. Skaters are to sign up for these tryouts on the Team Wisconsin webpage. 

Boys U13 (2011), Boys U14 (2010), Boys U15 (2009) & Boys U16 (2008) will be evaluated at TW Open Tryouts May 18th & 19th or TW Final Camp June 1st & 2nd. If players can't make TW Tryouts, skaters can be evaluated on June 9th in Fond du Lac, WI. 

***These teams will be competing at the Tier II level of Fall Hockey.***

Boys 2015-2011 teams will have a season from the middle of August through October 6th.

Boys U14-U16 teams will have a season from the middle of August through the first weekend of November.