The North Hills Amateur Hockey Association (NHAHA), Western Pennsylvania's premier amateur ice hockey organization, has provided a memorable hockey experience to thousands of area youths since 1964.
The organization provides top instruction to boys and girls of all skill levels through its Pittsburgh Vipers and Pittsburgh Viper Stars programs.
NHAHA is a proud member of the Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey League and USA Hockey, and offers competition at the Tier I & Tier II (AAA, AA, A, and B) Levels, as well as an in-house program and the USA Hockey Initiation Program (for beginner hockey players).
NHAHA is governed by a board of directors that consists of a president, secretary, treasurer, registrar, and whatever other offices and functions the board deems necessary. The actions of the board and its officers are governed by a set of bylaws that reside with the secretary.
The North Hills Amateur Hockey Association uses the Valley Sports Complex in New Kensignton as home ice. The twin-rink facility is located only ten miles from exit 5 of the Pennsylvania State Turnpike and minutes from New Kensington exit Route 28.
Each season the board will determine the number of teams that the association will field and the levels at which those teams will play. A few of the factors taken into account are the amount of ice time provided to the association, the number of players participating at each age level, the number of returning NHAHA players at each age level, etc.
The payment schedule for this year will be on the 1st of each month. The fees for each age group are based only on the costs associated with that team (ice costs, tournament fees, USA Hockey fees, referee & EMT fees, etc.). Teams are not charged an extra fee to cover costs for other teams within the organization.
Fund raising opportunities are available to the organization membership throughout the year.
(Please note that NHAHA fees do not include any tournament costs associated with the PAHL or USA Hockey playoffs.)
If a player has not paid in full by Feb. 1, he/she will not be allowed on the ice for practices or games, (Exceptions to this policy can be approved only by the NHAHA treasurer.)