How much does youth hockey cost in Nevada?

2026-2027 season estimates • Updated October 2026 • Built from published program fees and family reports

All-in season cost by level

This is the full season, not just registration. Ice, travel, tournaments, and equipment usually add up to more than the sign-up fee.

LevelEstimated 12U season cost
House
C
$3,500 – $6,600
B
$5,800 – $11,600
BB
$7,900 – $15,300
A
$9,400 – $18,900
AA
$11,000 – $21,800
AAA
$15,700 – $31,000

How the levels work here

B is the JGKHL level in Las Vegas, so the B row is closer to house than to travel. Both AA clubs field their AA teams at 12U. At 16U and 18U, only a few Nevada teams are rated. They are the Jr. Golden Knights' AAA and girls teams, the Ice Warriors' A teams and one B team. Reno's travel teams (A and BB) play in the NORCAL league. Its other member clubs are all in California.

Where the money goes

A typical 12U A season in Nevada, about $14,100. Follows the age picked above.

Assumes 3 tournaments, each a 2 to 6 hour drive with 2 hotel nights, two parents and a sibling travelling.

  • Registration$6,92049%
  • Tournament travel$3,50025%
  • Development$1,2009%
  • Local travel$9006%
Estimated from published Nevada program fees and family reports

House in Nevada runs 7% above the national average.

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Hidden costs

  • The hidden cost in Las Vegas is the ceiling on the ladder.
  • Nevada has 26 rated teams at 10U and 20 at 12U, but only five at 16U and one at 18U.
  • JGKHL runs 10U, 12U and 14U divisions only, so a season that was all local at 12U has no local equivalent at 15U and up.
  • Past 14U the rated teams left in the state are the Jr. Golden Knights' AAA and girls teams, the Ice Warriors' A teams and one B team.
  • Reno families travel from the start, because Reno Ice is the only NORCAL member club outside California and every other member club sits in a California city, among them Roseville, Oakland, San Jose, Stockton, Fresno and South Lake Tahoe.
  • Both Vegas girls programs, the Storm and the Jr. Golden Knights, were listed as Pacific Girls Hockey League clubs for 2025-26, and every other club in that league is in California, Oregon or Washington.

Savings tips

  • House hockey is the bargain in both markets and the prices are published: Las Vegas Ice Center's house league is $760 at 8U and $915 from 10U through high school for a 16-game season, approved house league coaches get 50% off one player registration, and Reno Ice's City League is $950.
  • Goalies pay the same as skaters at Las Vegas Ice Center, so ask each travel club directly before assuming a goalie discount exists.
  • For gear, Jake Kielb's Hockey Foundation distributes free hockey gear and runs the Hockey for Kids and Alex Bush Goalie Memorial scholarships.
  • The Golden Knights' Learn to Play program provides free head-to-toe protective gear.
  • In Reno, Reno Ice runs a scholarship program that helps families in need pay for Learn to Skate.
  • The Vegas Golden Knights Foundation only considers grant applications from qualified 501(c)(3) organizations, so it will not lower your registration bill.
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Hockey in Nevada

Your child's team will have a letter: B, BB, A, AA or AAA. That letter sets most of the cost, so find it in the table above. The table is our estimate of a full season.

More about Nevada hockey

Nevada is one USA Hockey affiliate, the Nevada Amateur Hockey Association (NAHA). It is the sole affiliate for the state and sits in the USA Hockey Pacific District. In Las Vegas the base of the ladder is JGKHL, the in-house circuit. Its 10U, 12U and 14U Mountain and Valley divisions account for 51 of the 93 Nevada youth teams in our data. Above it, the Vegas Jr. Golden Knights in Henderson are the only club with AAA teams. They field them from 9U through 16U, plus girls teams at 10U through 16U. Las Vegas Storm fields boys A and AA teams at 8U through 14U and girls teams at 8U through 14U. The Las Vegas Ice Warriors, run under Jake Kielb's Hockey Foundation, field A teams at 10U through 18U.

Three of Nevada's eleven programs are in Reno, and they play a different schedule. Reno Ice's travel teams (A at 10U through 14U, BB at 12U) compete in the NORCAL league. Its City League is the local option from 8U through high school.

Hockey programs in Nevada

Season cost estimates and family-reported costs for 7 programs.

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