DALLAS STARS TOURNAMENTS is dedicated to bringing an unprecedented tournament experience to each player, coach and family member through a fun, yet competitive atmosphere hosted in world-class facilities in one of the best destinations in the United States. Through our innovative approach of creating an NHL-level experience for both children and adults, the players and their fans can expect a professional tournament, both on and off the ice.

Dallas Stars Tournaments

Founded in 1972, the International School Sport Federation (ISF) is an international non-profit sport organisation, acting as the umbrella organisation and governing body for national school sport organisations around the world, organising sport, and educational events for youth from 12 to 18 years old.

Recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) since 1995, the ISF currently consists of 134 members over the five continents organising over 10 events per year and has more than 30 different sports included in its competition programme.

Besides its sport events, ISF also creates and delivers quality education and capacity-building activities for physical education teachers, national school sport representatives, coaches, officials, and students around the world.

International School Sport Federation (ISF)

The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) has been raising champions for more than a century. Since its inception in 1888, the AAU has set the standard for amateur sports in the United States with one goal in mind: “Sports For All, Forever.” It is more than a motto – it has been the focus and drive of AAU for 130 years and counting for sports in the United States and throughout the world.

One of the largest, non-profit, volunteer, multi-sport event organizations in the world, the AAU is dedicated exclusively to the promotion and development of amateur sports and physical fitness programs. The AAU philosophy of “Sports For All, Forever” is now shared by nearly 800,000 members and 150,000 volunteers across 50+ sports programs and 55 U.S. districts.

The AAU was founded in 1888 to establish standards and uniformity in amateur sport. During its early years the AAU served as a leader in international sport representing the U.S. in the international sports federations. The AAU worked closely with the Olympic movement to prepare athletes for the Olympic games. In the late 1970's, the AAU reshifted its focus and efforts to providing sports programs for all participants of all ages beginning at the grassroots level.

In 1996, the AAU joined forces with Walt Disney World. Later that year, the AAU relocated its national headquarters to Orlando, Florida becoming one of two anchor tenants at what is now ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex (the Atlanta Braves being the other). More than 60 AAU national events are conducted annually at the ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex - featuring a new 300,000 square foot arena, 9,500 seat baseball stadium, baseball quadraplex, two indoor fieldhouses that accommodate hardwood courts, a softball diamondplex, youth baseball fields, a track and field complex and multi-purpose performance fields.

AAU (Amateur Athletic Union)

We run adult co-ed hockey and golf tournaments, focused on fun, friendship and experiences. With over 100 tournaments in our history we bring a wealth of experience  to our events ensuring our customers get a professional and well run experience.  We are always looking for new places to expand and showcase new communities. Our facility partners are an essential piece to our tournaments success and we pride ourselves on our communication and coordination with our facilities partners so both side receive the maximum benefit from these events. Our customers are our Draft Family and we love creating amazing experiences for them to travel and play. 

Draft Tournament

International Silver Stick consists of numerous AA and Below "regional" tournaments in Canada and the US whereby the various champions advance to represent their region at the International Finals.  Our Finals Tournaments are held in both the US and Canada.


International Silver Stick 

35 SEASONS OF TRADITION ..... 14 CHAMPIONSHIPS

FROM WORST...
From humble beginnings in 1986 at Hitchcock Ice Arena, with the worst record in the USHL at 0-48-0, the Lancers struggled to rise from the ashes of Omaha hockey legend that had created such hockey greats as Motto McLean, Eddie Bruneteau and NHL Hall of Famer Gordie Howe.

TO FIRST...
The Lancers surprised the hockey world in 1990 with the Cinderella story of a lifetime. The Lancers went from last place in the United States Hockey League (USHL) to winning the league, the playoffs, finishing runner-up in the national tournament and boasting sellout crowds at Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum. The legend was born.

TO LEGEND...
In 2004, Omaha hockey legend combined with national hockey legends, and a new era of Lancers hockey began. The Lancers ownership group is second to none, consisting of President/Managing Partner Ben Robert, NHL Hall of Famers Mario Lemieux and Luc Robitaille, Mike Eruzione, captain of the 1980 USA Olympic Gold medal hockey team and businessman John Donovan.

TODAY…

In January of 2022 the United States Hockey League approved the sale of a majority interest in American Hockey Group, Inc., the parent company of the Omaha Lancers, to Mike Picozzi.  Donato Ardellini purchased the remaining shares from Anthony "Koots" DiCeare shortly after Picozzi's purchase.  Existing Omaha Lancer investors, retained a minority ownership position in the team.

A TRADITION OF SUCCESS...
Throughout both collegiate and professional levels of hockey, the Omaha Lancers are considered to be one of the best Tier-1 programs in the United States. Our organization is second to none in providing gifted players a premier training ground to develop skills for the transition to future college and professional play.

The Lancers have built a strong winning tradition, winning a total of 14 championships in the teams' 35 years of existence, the most of any USHL franchise. That list includes five USHL Anderson Cup Championships, seven Clark Cup Playoff Championships and one Junior National Championship.

Omaha has also become a pipeline for players heading to the NCAA Division-I hockey ranks, as over 290 Lancers' players have been granted Division-I scholarships since the team's inception. 

The Omaha Lancers have also been one of the most successful amateur sports franchises at the turnstiles. Home games are often played to a packed crowd of 4,000-plus enthusiastic fans. Even though the players are amateurs, they are treated like professionals by both fans and media alike.

As the tradition and reputation of the Lancers continues to grow, so too does the character of every team member. We take incredible pride in being the driving force in the development of our players. But more importantly is the pride in developing these young men into honest, disciplined individuals who are committed to excellence both on and off the ice.

We strongly believe the Lancers are a cut above the rest when it comes to providing a first-class setting for a young man to develop socially, academically, and athletically.



Omaha Lancers

The American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) was founded in 1991 and is the national association for Non-NCAA Collegiate Hockey throughout the United States.

Our organization of more than 461 colleges and university-affiliated teams representing 48 states and 2 Canadian provinces provides a structure, regulates operations, and promotes the sport of Hockey nationwide.

With approximately 13,000 players and coaches as well as countless volunteers and game officials, the ACHA has experienced tremendous growth over the past decade and continues to be a viable option for college bound student-athletes to continue playing competitive hockey nationwide.

The primary mission of the ACHA is to support the growth of Collegiate Hockey while emphasizing academic performance, personal development and opportunities for regional, national and international competition.

ACHA- American Collegiate Hockey Association 

Alpha Tournament Company is owned/operated out of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.  We currently have well established youth ice hockey tournaments in the Pittsburgh Area and have recently started to expand into other markets.   

Alpha Tournament Company

Bay State Games is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was established in 1982 to host the first sanctioned State Games of the Commonwealth. Bay State Games operates with the mission of promoting personal development, education, physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship to Massachusetts and surrounding New England states citizens of all ages and abilities through athletic competitions and scholarship programs. 


Bay State Games

THE BEER LEAGUE PLAYERS ASSOCIATION 
is a group of adult “athletes” built with the mission to connect the world with sport and make it a better place by playing them.

We are an extension of the dressing room, the locker room, the local pub. Have you ever noticed that when professional athletes retire the one thing they always say they miss is “the team” and “the locker room”. Our aim is to take the joy, the love, the camaraderie, the caring for your “team” and share it with the world. 

Our community is being built in hockey rinks, golf course, and ball diamonds while hosting beer league tournaments all over the globe, from Jersey to Japan. We also have a media side with podcasts and blogs.  You can usually find us BLPA staffers in a parking lot, adult beverage in hand, dreaming about way to get more beer leaguers involved in our special crew.




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