How much does youth hockey cost in Utah?
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.
| Level | Estimated 12U season cost |
|---|---|
House C | $3,200 – $6,500 |
B B2 | $3,800 – $7,900 |
B1 | $5,500 – $11,100 |
A | $6,400 – $13,200 |
AA | $7,800 – $15,300 |
AAA starts at 14U in Utah.
How the levels work here
Utah's competitive divisions carry metal names rather than letters. The UAHL runs Platinum, Gold and Silver at 10U, 12U and 14U, and a single A division at 16U. The A and B rows here are the tier equivalents of those divisions. B1 and B2 appear at one club only, where its two 10U B teams sit in different UAHL divisions. They are not separate rungs of the state ladder. No rated Utah team plays at 8U, so the House row is priced from the estimator rather than from a team we can see.
Where the money goes
A typical 12U A season in Utah, about $9,800. 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.
- Tournament travel$3,52036%
- Registration$2,80029%
- Development$1,20012%
- Local travel$7007%
How does your season compare?
Add your own costs from last season, any club, any level, to get a full breakdown to budget this season.
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Hidden costs
- No Utah club in our data publishes a registration fee, so a season cannot be priced before tryouts.
- Both Utah clubs we have spidered, the Park City Ice Miners and the Salt Lake County Lightning, keep their fees behind a registration portal with no public per-age fee schedule.
- The step up from A is where travel takes over the bill: our tournament travel line runs $527 at 10U A, $3,156 at 12U AA and $7,136 at 14U AAA.
- Registration is only 40% of the 14U AAA estimate ($8,625 of $22,000) and 33% of the 12U AA estimate ($3,950 of $11,600).
- The rated ladder thins with age, from 19 teams at 14U to 9 at 16U and 6 at 18U, and no 18U team in our data plays in a UAHL division.
- The Utah Olympic Oval's Learn to Play Hockey requires full hockey equipment, with rental gear a separate $30 and unreturned rental gear charged at $100.
Savings tips
- Utah publishes entry-level prices even where its travel clubs do not.
- The Utah Olympic Oval's Learn to Play Hockey is $120 per person online or $130 in person, and it discounts by household income: 25% off for households earning under $8,333 a month before taxes, 50% off under $6,250, and 75% off for participants who certify they are enrolled in the Federal Free and Reduced School Lunch program.
- Peaks Youth Hockey Association in Provo publishes its 2026-27 fees, $275 at 6U and 8U, $400 at 10U and 12U and $450 at 14U, and states that they are non-refundable.
- The Korth Rebel Foundation, based in West Jordan and established by Don Korth in 2011, helps families with league fees and hockey equipment, and its Equipment Exchange redistributes donated used gear.
- Because no Utah travel club in our data publishes a fee, ask the registrar for the number in writing before tryouts, along with payment plans and any association scholarship.
Hockey in Utah
Your child's team will have a level, but in Utah it may not be a letter. Most competitive play runs through the UAHL, the Utah Amateur Hockey League. Its divisions carry metal names: Platinum, Gold and Silver at 10U, 12U and 14U, and a single A division at 16U. Find the matching letter in the table above, because the level sets most of the cost. Rated AA teams appear at 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U, and none of them sit in a UAHL division. The table is our estimate of a full season.
More about Utah hockey
The Utah Amateur Hockey Association (UAHA) is the sole USA Hockey affiliate for the state. UAHA's own policies and procedures guidebook says it limits Utah to one Tier I team per age level. That holds until player skill density warrants expansion. The rated teams match that. The Wasatch Renegades of Salt Lake City are the only Utah club with AAA teams, at 14U, 16U and 18U. That is the AAA row.
The clubs with rated teams are the Utah Jr. Mustangs in Ogden, the Park City Ice Miners in Park City, the Utah Dawgs in Salt Lake City and the Utah Jr. Grizzlies in West Valley City. Then the Wasatch Wild in Provo, the Cache Valley Jr. Aggies in Logan, the Vernal Raptors in Vernal and the Salt Lake County Lightning in Salt Lake City. The Davis County Wind in Bountiful and the Renegades round out the list. The Utah Lady Grizzlies in Salt Lake City are the only girls program in our Utah data. Families have shared an 8U B season with the Davis County Wind at $1,955, an 18U AA season with the Utah Dawgs at $12,000, and a girls 16U AA season with the Utah Lady Grizzlies at $14,745.
Hockey programs in Utah
Season cost estimates and family-reported costs for 12 programs.
- Utah Jr. Mustangs5 reports
- Utah Lady Grizzlies5 reports
- Utah Dawgs4 reports
- Davis County Wind2 reports
- Utah Jr. Grizzlies2 reports
- Wasatch Wild2 reports
- Park City Ice Miners1 report
- Utah Mammoth Ice Center1 report
- Vernal Raptors1 report
- Wasatch Renegades1 report
- Cache Valley Jr. Aggies
- Salt Lake County Lightning
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