How much does youth hockey cost in Oregon?

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 – $6,900
B
$6,000 – $12,000
A
$9,800 – $19,500
AA
$13,000 – $24,000

How the levels work here

There is no AAA row because no Oregon club team in our data carries a AAA or Tier I label. Oregon organizes that level at the affiliate, not the club. The OSHA board approved Girls Tier I and Tier II and Youth Tier I hockey at the affiliate level beginning in 2021-22. Those teams are picked as Team Oregon, with tryouts in late spring and rosters announced each summer. AA below it is thin. The only AA league divisions run at 14U, 16U and 18U, so at 12U the AA label is Portland's own top team rather than a league division.

Where the money goes

A typical 12U A season in Oregon, about $14,600. 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$7,12049%
  • Tournament travel$3,70025%
  • Development$1,2008%
  • Local travel$9006%
Estimated from published Oregon program fees and family reports

House in Oregon runs 11% above the national average.

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Hidden costs

  • The state cost model puts local travel at $936 a season in every Oregon scenario, which at 8U house is more than the $750 registration and the largest single category.
  • Rink life, meaning concessions, spectator fees and everything bought at the rink, is $419 at 8U and $931 from 10U up, and tournament travel is $496 at every level.
  • Oregon's AA teams play in a league whose other clubs are all out of state: Portland's 14U AA division also holds clubs from Washington, Idaho and Utah, its 16U AA division adds Montana and Wyoming, and Bend's 18U AA entry sits in a division with clubs from Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming.
  • Portland's 19U girls team plays a division whose other clubs are in California and Nevada.
  • At the top of the ladder, one Portland Jr. Winterhawks family reported $27,000 for a 12U AA season in 2025-26, and another reported $20,000 at 10U AA.
  • One Eugene Jr. Generals family reported $7,500 for a 14U house season.

Savings tips

  • Bend Rapids Youth Hockey runs a scholarship program that it says is funded through registration fees, community donations, coaches reimbursement deferral and grants awarded to the organization; applications go through a form and no award amount is published.
  • Lane Amateur Hockey Association, which runs the Eugene Jr. Generals, keeps a scholarships and payment plans section on its program page, and prices its special hockey program, for athletes over five with developmental disabilities, at $100 for the season.
  • Aid in Oregon is handled club by club, so ask your own association what it offers before you register.
  • At 10U and 12U, Portland's AA, A and B teams are three teams inside one club, so ask what each of the three costs before tryouts rather than after.
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Hockey in Oregon

Your child's team will have a letter: House, B, A or AA. That letter is the row to read in the table above. Five Oregon clubs carry rated teams in our data, 34 in all, and the ladder they use is B, A and AA. There is no AAA row: no Oregon club team in our data carries a AAA or Tier I label. The table is our estimate of a full season.

More about Oregon hockey

Portland Jr. Winterhawks, in Portland, is the largest club with 11 teams. It names its levels by color: Black is the AA team at 10U and 12U, Red the A team, White the B team. The Eugene Jr. Generals, run by the Lane Amateur Hockey Association, name theirs Select for the A team and Blue and Gold for the B teams. Bend Rapids in Bend, Rogue Valley Reign in Medford and the Klamath Falls Ice Hawks each field B teams between 10U and 18U. Rogue Valley's 16U team is rated at A. Only four Oregon teams sit in a named league division. Portland's 14U and 16U AA teams and Bend's 18U AA entry, rated as Cascade Selects, play in the NWAHL, and Portland's 19U girls team plays PGHL Tier 2. Our directory also lists the Rose City Royals girls program in Portland, the Oregon Jr. Ducks and The Rink Exchange youth leagues in Eugene, and the Southern Oregon Junior Spartans in Medford. None has rated teams this season.

Oregon's USA Hockey affiliate is the Oregon State Hockey Association (OSHA), a Pacific District member and a separate body from Washington's PNAHA.

Hockey programs in Oregon

Season cost estimates and family-reported costs for 5 programs.

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