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Ball Hockey in Woodinville

Wine Country,
Youth Hockey

Woodinville is famous for its wineries and tasting rooms, but for local families, it's equally known for excellent schools, beautiful parks, and an active community that values youth enrichment. The Northshore School District serves Woodinville families with outstanding educational programs, and ball hockey adds another dimension to the area's youth sports offerings.

From the downtown Woodinville area to the neighborhoods around Wellington and Cottage Lake, we bring ball hockey to families throughout this growing Eastside community. Woodinville's suburban setting provides great venues for both organized programs and casual play.

Programs in Woodinville

After-school programs at Northshore SD schools
Woodinville Community Center programming
Summer camp sessions
Holiday and school break clinics
Beginner hockey introduction
Skills advancement programs

Growing Sports Community

Woodinville families are active and engaged. Youth soccer, baseball, and basketball programs thrive here, supported by dedicated parent volunteers and excellent facilities. Ball hockey joins this tradition, offering kids a fast-paced team sport that develops agility, coordination, and hockey-specific skills without requiring ice time or expensive equipment.

Local tip: Wilmot Gateway Park and DeYoung Park offer excellent spaces for outdoor ball hockey practice. The flat, paved surfaces are perfect for stickhandling drills and small-sided games when programs aren't in session.

Eastside Hockey Connections

Woodinville's location provides easy access to hockey resources throughout the Eastside. Families can participate in ball hockey programs locally while also connecting with the broader hockey community in Kirkland, Bothell, and beyond. Many players who start with ball hockey in Woodinville eventually explore ice hockey at nearby facilities.

The skills transfer directly—stickhandling, passing, positioning, and game sense all translate to the ice. Ball hockey serves as both a standalone sport and an excellent development pathway for future ice hockey players.