USA Hockey InLine is not the only program currently involved with inline hockey in the United States. Other groups are also working to provide structure and support for America’s grassroots inline hockey movement. However, the services, benefits and expertise offered by USA Hockey InLine clearly make it the program of choice.

Organizational Experience
With over 60 years of tradition and experience in the sport of ice hockey, USA Hockey provides resources to inline hockey that no other organization can match. A vast network of volunteers at the grassroots level, visionary leadership from a unified Board of Directors, a professional and experienced national office staff, and established partnerships with leading amateur and professional sports organizations are among the many pillars upon which USA Hockey and USA Hockey InLine are built.

Members First
USA Hockey, Inc., is a non-profit organization. As such, revenue derived from member registration fees, corporate sponsorships and other sources are specifically earmarked for the further development of programs and activities at the grassroots level. That means USA Hockey InLine will continue to put the needs of league and tournament directors, players, coaches, and referees FIRST.

In The Field 
USA Hockey InLine has an extensive network of state and regional volunteers who help develop, organize and administer inline hockey programs at the local level. These volunteers also represent our members, whose input always plays a significant role in shaping the current and future programs of USA Hockey InLine.

The Bottom Line 
USA Hockey InLine clearly reflects USA Hockey’s long-standing tradition and commitment to service. A comprehensive benefits package provides registered members of USA Hockey InLine with exceptional value for their registration fee. Educational programs, resource materials, publications and other helpful services are available to every member of the program — further illustrating the commitment USA Hockey InLine has made to its registered league and tournament directors, players, coaches, referees and volunteers.