The American Amputee Hockey Association's training camp is in Ann Arbor, Mich.American Amputee Hockey Training Camp

The American Amputee Hockey Team Training Camp is October 9-12 at the Ice Cube in Ann Arbor, MI.

The American Amputee Hockey team, along with national teams from several other countries, are attempting to make Stand-up (Regular) hockey an official Paralymic sport. The team will be introduced during the NTDP game being played October 11.

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Amputee Hockey Reaches The Hall Of Fame

The amputee hockey movement in the United States and Canada received a huge boost when several items from the first international game were placed in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. The first-ever meeting between the two amputee teams was played on Jan. 27, 2001 in Saranac Lake, N.Y.

Former Harvard Netminder Returns Home

Former Harvard netminder Mike Ginal is set to return to the Crimsons home ice on Saturday at 1 p.m., but he wont be taking on Cornell. Ginal will face some stiff competition from former Ivy League standouts, as he will be in the net for the US National Amputee Hockey Team as they face off against other distinguished Ivy League Hockey alumni at Bright

U.S., Canada Amputee Hockey Teams Play Exhibition

The U.S. and Canadian National Amputee Hockey Teams played an exhibition game on Saturday, March 16 during the Winter Paralympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. The two teams faced off on the last day of Paralympic sledge hockey competition at the Steiner Ice Center, adjacent to the University of Utah campus.

Find Out More About Amputee Hockey

Founded in June of 2000, the AAHA is a new name on the disabled sports scene. Efforts to organize the sport of amputee hockey began when two people put their heads together: Dr. Mark Pitkin, founde

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