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Ball Hockey in Shoreline

Seattle's Northern
Gateway to Hockey

Shoreline bridges Seattle and Snohomish County, offering families the best of both worlds—urban accessibility with a suburban feel. The city's diverse neighborhoods, excellent parks, and strong school district make it an ideal community for youth sports programs. Ball hockey thrives in Shoreline's active, family-oriented environment.

From the neighborhoods around Shoreline Community College to Richmond Beach and Echo Lake, we serve families throughout this growing city. Light rail expansion has made Shoreline even more connected, bringing new families to the area and expanding our reach.

Programs in Shoreline

After-school programs at Shoreline School District schools
Spartan Recreation Center programming
Summer camp sessions
School break clinics
Beginner introduction programs
Youth league development

Urban Convenience, Community Feel

Shoreline offers the amenities of a larger city while maintaining neighborhood connections that make youth sports meaningful. Kids attend programs with classmates and neighbors, building friendships that extend beyond the hockey surface. Parents appreciate the convenience of programs at local schools and community centers.

Local tip: Shoreline's parks—including Cromwell Park, Hamlin Park, and Shoreview Park—offer great spaces for informal ball hockey practice. Many families set up mini-games on tennis courts and basketball courts throughout the city.

Connecting North King County Hockey

Shoreline's central location makes it a natural hub for hockey in north King County. Families from Lake Forest Park, Kenmore, and north Seattle often participate in our Shoreline programs. This creates a diverse community of players and helps build the youth hockey scene throughout the region.

With the Seattle Kraken bringing NHL hockey to the region, interest in youth hockey has never been higher. Ball hockey gives Shoreline kids an accessible way to join the excitement—no ice rink needed, no expensive equipment required, just the fundamentals of a great team sport.