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Apr 01 2025

Expressions of Interest Open for Under 14, Under 16 and Under 18 Representative Teams

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Expressions of interest are now open for players in our national under 14, under 16 and under 18 representative teams.

Save the date and submit your interest at the links below.

More information will follow this announcement, but please save these dates!

National Under 14 Teams:

Tournament Location: Dunedin
Dates:
28th June – 1st July
20th – 23rd September
Cost: TBD (approximately $2000 for both tournaments and team practices) – inclusive of travel, accommodation, tournament fees and team meals in Dunedin.

Auckland will send two Under-14 Teams to the National Tournaments in Dunedin.

Practices will begin on May 17th, with a full practice schedule to be released after expressions of interest close.

Please register your interest here by 11 April: https://forms.gle/8vboemroVP6bS2266

 

National Under 16 Teams:

Tournament Location: Dunedin
Dates:
1st July – 4th July
23rd – 26th September
Cost: TBD (approximately $2000 for both tournaments and team practices) – inclusive of travel, accommodation, tournament fees and team meals in Dunedin.

Auckland will send two Under-16 Teams to the National Tournaments in Dunedin.

Practices will begin on May 10th, with a full practice schedule to be released after expressions of interest close.

Please register your interest here by 11 April: https://forms.gle/8vboemroVP6bS2266

 

National Under 18 Team:

Location: Auckland and Dunedin
Dates:
4th – 7th July – away round played in Dunedin
Auckland: 26th & 27th July – home round played in Auckland
Auckland: 30th August & 31st August – home round played in Auckland
Dunedin: 27th – 30th September – away round in Dunedin
Cost: TBD (approximately $2200 for all rounds and team practices) – inclusive of travel, accommodation, tournament fees and team meals in Dunedin.

Auckland will compete with one under-18 team in the national league.

Practices will begin prior to school term 2, beginning April 26th, with a full practice schedule to be released after expressions of interest close.

Please register your interest here by 11 April: https://forms.gle/8vboemroVP6bS2266

 

Jan 28 2025

2025 Bantam & Junior League Pre-Season Trainings

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We have a series of pre-season on ice trainings for our Bantam & Junior league players.

Come along and get back on the ice for the 2025 season!

Bantam & Junior League: On Ice Training – Avondale:

  • Sunday February 16th 8:30am – 10:00am
  • Sunday February 23rd 8:30am – 10:00am
  • Sunday March 2nd 8:30am – 10:00am
  • Sunday March 9th 8:30am – 10:00am
  • Sunday March 16th 8:30am – 10:00am
  • Sunday March 23rd 8:30am – 10:00am
  • Sunday March 30th 8:30am – 10:00am

Where: Paradice Avondale
Cost: $20.00 per session, pay at the door on arrival (EFTPOS & Cash available)
What to Bring: Your normal ice hockey gear
Who: Any Bantam or Junior League player can attend

Register Here: https://forms.gle/419bUzFk2CiXGfbx5

Jan 24 2025

2025 Learn to Play Registrations Open

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The 2025 AIHA Learn to Play season kicks off in just over two weeks! Register online now!

Term 1 Start Dates:

  • Monday nights at Avondale: Monday 10th February – on ice at 5:45pm
  • Wednesday nights at Avondale: Wednesday 12th February – on ice at 5:45pm
  • Thursday nights at Botany: Thursday 13th February – on ice at 5:30pm
  • Saturday mornings at Botany: Saturday 15th February – on ice at 11:15am

Full term dates can be found on our website – https://www.aiha.org.nz/learn-to-play/

Register for the 2025 Season:
All parents and players must register with AIHA for Learn to Play at the start of the season. Registration costs $35.00 per child and is valid for the entire 2025 calendar year.

>> Click Here to Register <<

We strongly encourage you to complete your registration form online ahead of time, to avoid delays at the rink!

How Do I Register for Learn to Play?
Registration for Learn to Play is done online. Simply fill out your details using the handy online form and then pay your $35.00 registration fee at the rink.

Fees & Payment Options:
Parents can purchase concession cards at the rate of $190.00 for 10 sessions or pay for sessions individually at the casual rate of $25.00 per session without a concession card. Concession cards will be available for purchase at both rinks – please ensure you turn up early to purchase your card. We will have EFTPOS, VISA and cash facilities available.

All concession cards purchased in 2024 with leftover concessions will be valid for 2025.

Gear Hire:
Players can hire a range of gear for a fee of $40.00 per term (plus a refundable bond of $50.00). If you need to hire gear, please ensure you arrive early at the rink to find suitable gear for your child.

2025 U12 & U9 Super League:
The Super League consists of super hero themed teams that play games every Sunday morning. Registrations for the 2025 season are open now – find out more information on our website: https://www.aiha.org.nz/2025-under-9-under-12-super-league-registrations-now-open/

More Information:
If you have any questions, or require more information please get in touch with us via email: info@aiha.org.nz

 

Jan 17 2025

2025 Under 9 & Under 12 Super League Registrations Now Open

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Registrations for the 2025 Super League are now open.

We are pleased to announce that registrations for our 2025 playing leagues are now open!

Click here to register online now.

Click here to view a guide on how to register.

What Is the Super League?
The Super League offers children under 12 years old an environment to learn or extend their ice hockey skills and game play with the emphasis on fun.

Games are 3 on 3, cross-ice for under 12s. Games are 3 on 3 on a slightly smaller area for under 9s.

The ice slots for the Super League are as follows:

Sunday mornings at Avondale: 8:00am – 10:00am
Sunday mornings at Botany: 8:30am – 10:30am

The first round will begin in before the term 1 school holidays 2025, with the exact schedule made available early in the new year.

The same payment system will be used and each game will be one clip from a Learn to Play concession card per player.

Who Can Play?
Anyone can play so long as they meet the age requirements – Under 12 years old for the U12 League and under 9 years old for the U9 league. Players must remain under 12 for the entire calendar year of the season. However, if this means you miss out (eg: born late in the year) special dispensation may apply to allow you to play in this league. Please email info@aiha.org.nz to request more information about this.

Which team will I play on?
The AIHA coaching staff will assign players to teams to ensure teams are fair/balanced throughout the league.

When Does The Season Start?
The first round will begin before the term 1 school holidays 2025, with the exact schedule made closer to this time, however you must register now to secure your spot – there are only a limited amount of places on each team!

The full schedule will be made available in March, on our scheduling website: www.aucklandicehockeyhub.co.nz

Playing Fees:
Super League Registration Fee – $80.00
Simply bring your Learn to Play concession card or pay the casual rate of $20.00 per game.

How To Register
Registrations are processed on AIHA’s Club Management software, esportsdesk. You must register to play and be assigned to a team. Players who do not register will not be able to compete in the 2025 season.

There is a registration fee of $80.00 per player, per year. This fee covers the administration costs, registering Super League players with the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF) so they can play in NZIHF events and tournaments. The fee also covers costs for referees, replacing team jerseys, pucks, trophies and medals for the season.

Click here to register online now.

Click here to view a guide on how to register.

Questions / More Information:
If you have any questions or require more information, please email info@aiha.org.nz and we’ll get back to you.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs:)

Why have you changed registration system?

We have been using the esportsdesk platform for over 5 years for our scheduling and game results needs, and have now decided to use their registration and payment add-on, to bring everything under one roof. esportsdesk is specifically built for ice hockey, and is used throughout Australia and North America.

Why am I paying money to the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF) during registration?

All regional/club ice hockey registrations in New Zealand have a component which is paid to the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF), as the governing body for ice hockey in NZ. If you have previously played ice hockey at AIHA or any other NZ club, you have already been paying this amount, however it has likely been bundled in to one “registration” fee shown on previous registration programmes. With the move to our new registration programme, this amount is now shown as a separate line item and is paid directly to the NZIHF.

So in short: You have already been paying this amount, you’re now just seeing it as a separate line item as part of your registration.

But who is the NZIHF and what do they do for me? Why do I have to pay this amount?

The NZIHF is the governing body for ice hockey activity in New Zealand. The registration fee you pay contributes to the running of the NZIHF. The NZIHF helps fund ice hockey at all levels throughout New Zealand, including helping fund regional clubs, donation of gear/equipment, funding and support of national (NZIHL and representative teams) and international representative teams. This registration fee helps to grow and develop the sport of ice hockey in New Zealand.

How will fees be paid?

Your registration fee will be paid via credit/debit card during registration. Playing fees will remain the same as last year – simply bring your Learn to Play concession card or pay the casual rate of $20.00 per game.

I don't have a credit/debit card - how can I register and pay for my fees?

Our registration data has shown only a very small amount of people choose to pay via bank transfer. We strongly encourage all members to pay their fees via credit/debit card as it automates your fee payments, meaning after you register, you don’t have to log in to your account constantly to manually pay fees.

If you do not have a credit/debit card and wish to pay via bank transfer, please email info@aiha.org.nz and we will make suitable arrangements for you.

Jan 17 2025

2025 Bantam & Junior League Registrations Now Open

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Registrations for the 2025 Bantam & Junior Leagues are now open.

We are pleased to announce that registrations for our 2025 playing leagues are now open!

Click here to register online now.

Click here to view a guide on how to register.

Who Can Play?

Bantam League: Players must remain under 15 for the entire calendar year of the season. However, if this means you miss out (eg: born late in the year) special dispensation may apply to allow you to play in this league. Please email info@aiha.org.nz to request more information about this.

Junior League: Players must remain under 18 for the entire calendar year of the season. However, if this means you miss out (eg: born late in the year) special dispensation may apply to allow you to play in this league. Please email info@aiha.org.nz to request more information about this.

Playing Fees:

With our registration system, all payments will be processed via credit card or debit card, and should you choose an instalment plan, the amount shown below will automatically come off your credit card on the specified due date. You will be emailed a few days prior to the instalment date to remind you that this will occur.

2025 Playing fees can be paid in bulk or instalments, with options as below:

  • AIHA Registration Fee – Due at time of registration: $90.00 ($130.00 if paid after 16th February 2025)
  • NZIHF Registration Fee – Due at time of registration: $55.00
  • Deposit – Due at time of registration: $79.00
  • Ice Fee Instalment 1 – Due 15th April 2025: $179.00
  • Ice Fee Instalment 2 – Due 15th May 2025: $179.00
  • Ice Fee Instalment 3 – Due 15th June 2025: $179.00
  • Ice Fee Instalment 4 – Due 15th July 2025: $179.00
  • Ice Fee Instalment 5 – Due 15th August 2025: $179.00
  • Ice Fee Instalment 6 – Due 15th September 2025: $179.00

Season Information:

The 2025 Bantam & Junior League practices will start in April, with games starting after the term 1 school holidays (we will communicate the exact dates closer to this time), and will be structured as below.

Bantam & Junior League Games:
Monday Nights: Bantam & Junior League games at both rinks

Bantam League Practice:
Tuesday Nights at Avondale: On ice practice 6:45pm – 7:45pm
Thursday Nights at Botany: On ice practice 6:45pm – 7:45pm

Junior League Practice:
Tuesday Nights at Avondale: On-ice practice 8:00pm – 9:00pm
Thursday Nights at Botany: On-ice practice 8:00pm – 9:00pm

Combined Practice:
Sunday mornings at Avondale: 8:00am – 10:00am
Sunday mornings at Botany: 8:30am – 10:30am
Combined practices will alternate between both rinks

The full schedule will be available on our scheduling website prior to the season starting – click here

Officiating:

We need referees! Without referees we cannot run games and we have been running pretty thin on the bench over recent seasons. Refereeing is a paid role, so if you would like to try on the stripes and engage with the game in a different way, join the “third team!” We will train you and get you up to speed in no time! Contact referee@aiha.org.nz for more information.

Teams & Rosters:

Teams and rosters will be named closer to the start of the season launch, once registrations have been processed.

Under 9 and Under 12 Super League Registrations:

If you have a child that plays in the Super League, you can register them at the same time. Read more here: https://www.aiha.org.nz/2025-under-9-under-12-super-league-registrations-now-open/

Questions / More Information:

If you have any questions or require more information, please email info@aiha.org.nz and we’ll get back to you.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs:)

Why am I paying money to the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF) during registration?

All regional/club ice hockey registrations in New Zealand have a component which is paid to the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF), as the governing body for ice hockey in NZ. If you have previously played ice hockey at AIHA or any other NZ club, you have already been paying this amount, however it has likely been bundled in to one “registration” fee shown on previous registration programmes. With the move to our new registration programme, this amount is now shown as a separate line item and is paid directly to the NZIHF.

AIHA charges a registration fee to help cover league administration costs such as goals, pucks, referees, linesman, score bench and other operational expenses. As of 2023, the two are now shown as separate line items.

 

But who is the NZIHF and what do they do for me? Why do I have to pay this amount?

The NZIHF is the governing body for ice hockey activity in New Zealand. The registration fee you pay contributes to the running of the NZIHF. The NZIHF helps fund ice hockey at all levels throughout New Zealand, including helping fund regional clubs, donation of gear/equipment, funding and support of national (NZIHL and representative teams) and international representative teams. This registration fee helps to grow and develop the sport of ice hockey in New Zealand.

How will fees be paid?

Fees will be paid by the player to AIHA in the same format as previous years, split across instalments. With the new registration system, all payments will be processed via credit/debit card, and should you choose an instalment plan, the amount shown below will automatically come off your credit/debit card on the specified due date. You will be emailed a few days prior to the instalment date to remind you that this will occur.

I don't have a credit/debit card - how can I register and pay for my fees?

Our registration data has shown only a very small amount of people choose to pay via bank transfer. We strongly encourage all members to pay their fees via credit/debit card as it automates your fee payments, meaning after you register, you don’t have to log in to your account constantly to manually pay fees.

If you do not have a credit/debit card and wish to pay via bank transfer, please email info@aiha.org.nz and we will make suitable arrangements for you.

Jan 17 2025

2025 Adult Hockey League Registrations Now Open

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Registrations for the 2025 Adult Hockey League (AHL) are now open.

The AHL was FULL for 2022, 2023 and 2024 – with a large waitlist – so we strongly encourage you to register ASAP if you want to guarantee your place.

Click here to register online now

Click here to view a guide on how to register

Who Can Play?

Any player that turns 18 in the calendar year of the season may play in the AHL.

Playing Fees:

All payments will be processed via credit/debit card, and should you choose an instalment plan, the amount shown below will automatically come off your credit/debit card on the specified due date. You will be emailed a few days prior to the instalment date to remind you that this will occur.

2025 Playing fees can be paid in bulk or instalments, with options as below:

Early Bird Discount:
Register & Pay In Full
Before 16th February 2025

AIHA Registration Fee$110.00
NZIHF Registration Fee$65.00
AHL Playing Fees Paid in Bulk
$590.00
Total$765.00

Early Bird Discount:
Register & Choose Instalment Plan
Before 16th February 2025

AIHA Registration Fee: Due at time of registration.$110.00
NZIHF Registration Fee: Due at time of registration.$65.00
Deposit: Due at time of registration.$89.00
Instalment 1: Due on 30th March 2025$89.00
Instalment 2: Due on 30th April 2025$89.00
Instalment 3: Due on 30th May 2025$89.00
Instalment 4: Due on 30th June 2025$89.00
Instalment 5; Due on 30th July 2025
$89.00
Instalment 6: Due on 30th August 2025$89.00
Total:$798.00

Regular Price:
Register & Choose Instalment Plan
After 16th February 2025

AIHA Registration Fee: Due at time of registration$150.00
NZIHF Registration Fee: Due at time of registration$65.00
Deposit: Due at time of registration$89.00
Instalment 1: Due on 30th March 2025$89.00
Instalment 2: Due on 30th April 2025$89.00
Instalment 3: Due on 30th May 2025$89.00
Instalment 4: Due on 30th June 2025$89.00
Instalment 5: Due on 30th July 2025$89.00
Instalment 6: Due on 30th August 2025$89.00
Total:$838.00

Season Information:

The 2025 AHL season will run starting 29th March and finishing mid-November, and will feature a 20 game regular season + playoffs. The timeslots for games are listed below – note: we are awaiting the exact timeslots to be confirmed, however expect them to be in line with what you are used to from previous years, such as:

Saturdays at Avondale: 4:15pm – 5:15pm, 5:30pm – 6:30pm and 6:45pm – 7:45pm
Saturdays at Botany: 4:45pm – 5:45pm, 6:00pm – 7:00pm and 7:15pm – 8:15pm

Sundays at Botany: 4:15pm – 5:15pm, 5:30pm – 6:30pm, 6:45pm – 7:45pm, 8:00pm – 9:00pm

Mondays at Avondale: 7:00pm – 8:00pm, 8:15pm – 9:15pm and 9:30pm – 10:30pm
Mondays at Botany: 6:45pm – 7:45pm, 8:00pm – 9:00pm and 9:15pm – 10:15pm

Once the Bantam & Junior League season begins, AHL games will be played in the last slot on Monday nights only.

The full schedule will be available on our scheduling website prior to the season starting.

Officiating:

The Adult Hockey League needs referees! Without referees we cannot run games and we have been running pretty thin on the bench over recent seasons. Refereeing is a paid job, so, if you would like to try on the stripes and engage with the game in a different way, join the “third team!” We will train you and get you up to speed in no time! Contact referee@aiha.org.nz for more information.

Questions / More Information:

If you have any questions or require more information, please email info@aiha.org.nz and we’ll get back to you.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs:)

Why am I paying $65.00 to the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF) during registration?

All regional/club ice hockey registrations in New Zealand have a component which is paid to the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation (NZIHF), as the governing body for ice hockey in NZ. If you have previously played ice hockey at AIHA or any other NZ club, you have already been paying this amount, however it has likely been bundled in to one “registration” fee shown on previous registration programmes. With the move to our new registration programme, this amount is now shown as a separate line item and is paid directly to the NZIHF.

AIHA charges a registration fee to help cover league administration costs such as goals, pucks, referees, linesman, score bench and other operational expenses.

But who is the NZIHF and what do they do for me? Why do I have to pay this amount?

The NZIHF is the governing body for ice hockey activity in New Zealand. The registration fee you pay contributes to the running of the NZIHF. The NZIHF helps fund ice hockey at all levels throughout New Zealand, including helping fund regional clubs, donation of gear/equipment, funding and support of national (NZIHL and representative teams) and international representative teams. This registration fee helps to grow and develop the sport of ice hockey in New Zealand.

For adult league players, you directly benefit from the NZIHF. An example of this in 2020 was the NZIHF’s financial support to AIHA so that we could complete our full 20-game season, the premier tournament in 2023 and 2024, and much more. Future adult development is planned for 2025 and beyond, including more national adult non-check tournaments and player development.

How will fees be paid?

Fees will be paid by the player to AIHA in the same format as previous years, split across instalments. With our registration system, all payments will be processed via credit/debit card, and should you choose an instalment plan, the amount shown below will automatically come off your credit/debit card on the specified due date. You will be emailed a few days prior to the instalment date to remind you that this will occur.

I don't have a credit or debit card - how can I register and pay for my fees?

Our registration data has shown only a very small amount of people choose to pay via bank transfer. We strongly encourage all members to pay their fees via credit/debit card as it automates your fee payments, meaning after you register, you don’t have to log in to your account constantly to manually pay fees.

If you do not have a credit/debit card and wish to pay via bank transfer, please email info@aiha.org.nz and we will make suitable arrangements for you.

Who can take part in the 2025 AHL season?

Any male or female player aged 18 and over.

When will the 2025 AHL season run?

We aim to schedule the season with similar start and end dates to what you are used to. Season starts approximately the last weekend of March with finals in mid-November.

Who can be a team manager?

Any player can be a team manager, though this will depend on vacancies with existing team managers and/or whether an existing manager chooses to continue their role next season.

How can new people join the AHL?

New players are welcome to join the AHL and will be evaluated by the player grading sub-committee at a scrimmage or training session, to determine the most appropriate division for them. They will then be placed in a team depending on team and numbers requirements.

How will I know if I need to be moved divisions?

Any players that fall under the category of needing to move divisions (eg: due to skill level not suitable for current division) will be contacted directly by the General Manager or Head Coach to discuss the reasons why the player needs to be moved and available options. Rest assured that this will affect only a small minority of players, and AIHA will make suitable arrangements to ensure this is performed fairly and taking in to account the player’s interests.

Oct 18 2024

2024 AIHA Annual General Meeting – Invitation and Information

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The 2024 AIHA Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 21st November 2024 beginning at 7:30pm.

The meeting will be held in the upstairs meeting space at Paradice Botany.

All members are welcome to attend, and we strongly encourage you to do so! Find out what is happening in YOUR club and have a voice on its future direction.

Access the documents relating to the AGM at the links below:

Aug 02 2024

2024 Under 12 Jamboree Registrations Now Open

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The 2024 NZIHF Under 12 jamboree is taking place on the weekend of Friday 11th – Sunday 13th October at Alpine Ice Arena, in Christchurch.

We are excited to be back on ice to experience what is the highlight of the hockey calendar for many and look forward to seeing parents and players from around New Zealand come together to compete in this spectacle of youth ice hockey!

Jamboree Schedule & Format:
All players must be born between 2017 and 2013 to be eligible to participate.

The jamboree will consist of a series of round robin games, followed by prizegiving on Sunday.

Each team will travel with a coach and one manager, to assist with the running of the weekend, all coaches and managers travelling with teams will be Police vetted.

Teams will consist of 6 players and 1 goaltender, with teams formed by your local club.

Games will be 3 on 3, cross ice, with 3 games taking place on the ice sheet at once.

Games will take place on Friday evening, Saturday morning through to evening and Sunday morning through to early afternoon. Prizegiving will take place on Sunday afternoon, with teams departing home thereafter.

Travel Information:

For players/parents who purchase the full package, flights will depart as below. Teams will travel as a group on a single flight together. For players who arrive in Christchurch via a flight, the NZIHF will provide a mixture of busses and vans to transport teams from the airport to the accommodation and back.

Date of TravelItineraryFlight No.DepartsArrives
11-Oct-24Auckland to ChristchurchNZ53110:0011:25
13-Oct-24Christchurch to AucklandNZ55415:0016:25

Accommodation:
For players/parents who purchase a package which includes accommodation, accommodation will be provided at Bealey Quarter located at 263 Bealey Avenue, Edgeware, Christchurch 8013, which is approximately a 10-minute drive from the ice arena.

Find out more about Bealey Quarter on their website: https://www.bealeyquarter.co.nz/ or contact them via phone 0800 115 043

Shuttle vans will be provided to transport parents/players between the accommodation and ice arena. For players/parents who wish to organise their own accommodation, but stay at the same venue, there will be limited spaces available at Bealey Quarter.

Restaurant food and cooking facilities are available onsite at the accommodation venue.

The NZIHF is not providing food or drink for jamboree participants – it is up to parents/players to organise their own food throughout the weekend.

Event Packages:

Event Packages:Cost
Full Package: Flights + Accommodation + Jamboree Entry$645.00
Organise Your Flights: Accommodation + Jamboree Entry$445.00
Jamboree Only: Jamboree Entry$245.00

Register:

Registrations close 16th August. Register now on esportsdesk by logging in to your account here:

https://secure.esportsdesk.com/login.cfm?leagueID=23340&clientID=5788

 

Mar 27 2024

Exciting Partnership Opportunities – NZIHL & NZWIHL

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We are thrilled to announce exciting sponsorship opportunities for our three flagship teams: the Auckland Steel, Botany Swarm, and West Auckland Admirals!

Our Auckland teams have been making waves in their respective national leagues, showcasing their incredible talent and making us proud. And now you have the chance to take their success to the next level!

We’re reaching out to our dedicated members to offer you the first opportunity to get involved through team sponsorship. By becoming a sponsor of one of our teams, you’ll not only show your support for our club’s mission, but also gain valuable exposure for your brand. Some of the sponsorship benefits include:

  • Brand visibility
  • Marketing opportunities
  • Community engagement
  • Perk packages (tickets, jerseys, meet and greets, and much more)

Starting from just $500.00, there’s something for everyone.

Find out more and access the partnership package information here:

Auckland Steel
Botany Swarm
West Auckland Admirals

If you or your company are interested in exploring sponsorship opportunities for the Auckland Steel, Botany Swarm and/or West Auckland Admirals, please get in touch by emailing info@aiha.org.nz and we’ll discuss our sponsorship packages in more detail and tailor a partnership that aligns with your company/brand’s goals and values.

Let’s come together to support our teams and make the 2024 season the best one yet!

Feb 20 2024

National Under 15 & Under 18 Representative Teams Expressions of Interest

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Expressions of interest are now open for players in our national under 15 and national under 18 representative teams.

Save the date and submit your interest at the links below.

More information will follow this announcement, but please save these dates!

National Under 15 Teams:

Tournament Location: Dunedin
Dates: 10 July – 14 July and 2 October – 6 October
Cost: TBD (approximately $2000 for both tournaments and team practices) – inclusive of travel, accommodation, tournament fees and team meals in Dunedin.

Auckland will send two Under-15 Teams to the National Tournaments in Dunedin.

Practices will begin in School Term 2 with the exact dates determined at a later date.

Please register your interest here by 30 March: https://forms.gle/c1iaTh4xYHrb1pLE8

 

National Under 18 Team:

Location: Dunedin
Dates: 6 July – 9 July and 28 September – 1 October
Cost: TBD (approximately $1800 for both tournaments and team practices) – inclusive of travel, accommodation, tournament fees and team meals in Dunedin.

Auckland will send one Under-18 Team to the National Tournaments in Dunedin.

Practice schedule will begin in School Term 2 with the exact dates determined at a later date.

Please register your interest here by 30 March: https://forms.gle/g2TaB9G284JyMjhj7