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Ball Hockey in Bellevue

World-Class City,
Accessible Hockey

Bellevue consistently ranks among America's best places to live, and its commitment to youth enrichment is a big reason why. The Bellevue School District is nationally recognized, parks are beautifully maintained, and families have access to outstanding recreational opportunities. Now ball hockey is part of that mix.

From Crossroads to Factoria, West Bellevue to Newport, we're bringing ball hockey programs to neighborhoods throughout this dynamic city. Our goal is to make hockey accessible to every Bellevue child, regardless of previous experience.

Programs in Bellevue

After-school enrichment at Bellevue School District elementary schools
Bellevue Parks & Community Services partnerships
Summer camp programs
Holiday and school break clinics
Private and small group lessons
Corporate family events

Premium Facilities, Accessible Programs

Bellevue's community centers and school gymnasiums provide excellent venues for ball hockey. The Highland Community Center, Crossroads Community Center, and numerous school facilities offer the indoor space needed for year-round programming. Outdoor options at parks like Robinswood and Wilburton Hill expand opportunities during nice weather.

Local tip: Bellevue's diverse population includes families from around the world. Ball hockey is popular internationally—kids may have played similar sports in their home countries. Our programs welcome players of all backgrounds and experience levels.

Building Well-Rounded Athletes

Bellevue parents value activities that develop the whole child—physical fitness, teamwork, problem-solving, and social skills. Ball hockey delivers all of these in a fun, engaging format. Kids learn to work together, make quick decisions, and support their teammates, all while getting great exercise.

Many Bellevue families appreciate that ball hockey complements other sports rather than competing with them. The agility, hand-eye coordination, and spatial awareness developed in ball hockey transfer to soccer, basketball, lacrosse, and beyond.