Inline Hockey

Ft. Zumwalt South Hockey Club sponsors a spring inline hockey team that plays in the Missouri Inline Hockey Association (MOIHA). We field teams from players in grades 4 through 12 of varying skill level.

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High School

Students in the Ft. Zumwalt South High School boundaries attending FZSHS/SMS and are in grades 7 through 12 are eligible to play for our high school teams.

We aim to field two teams in the high school league. Tier of play will be based on registrations and talent level each season.

Varsity Tier 1
Varsity Tier 2
Varsity Tier 3
Junior Varsity
C Division

JUNIOR HIGH

Students in the Ft. Zumwalt South High School boundaries attending a FZSD school and are in grades 4 through 8 are eligible to play for our junior high teams.

We aim to field two teams in the junior high league. Tier of play will be based on registrations and talent level each season.

Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 3
Tier 4

Where

Games can be held at any of the area inline rinks which include Vetta 70, Fenton Forum, Fenton, All American, Midwest Sports Hockey (Queeny Park).

when

Evaluations take place in January.

Season runs from March to mid-May.

Costs

Costs are approximately $400 per player. A deposit of $150 will be required at registration and the remaining fees will be collected when the team is rostered.

**The organization will sponsor a fundraiser to help offset costs and each family is expected to participate. Players can pay a fee to opt-out of fundraiser participation during the registration process.

Jerseys

Jerseys are purchased separately and can be ordered once teams are announced.

If you have jerseys from the 2024 season that are still in good condition you will not need to purchase new jerseys.

Games

Typically, teams play 14-16 games. This includes regular season and playoffs.

Practices

Practices, if scheduled, will take place at Vetta 70. Practices are not typically scheduled once the season begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to play?

Students grade 4th through 12th who live within the district boundaries of Ft. Zumwalt South High School (not the entire school district, just students who will attend FZSHS) and are currently attending school in the FZ school district.

If you go to private school or your high school does not have a team, you would have to register on MOIHA’s website as a pool player and we can put in a request for you.

How are the teams formed?

Rosters are determined after an evaluation process and placed on a team that most aligns to their current skill set.

When does the season start?

The season starts with Tour Breakout tournament the first half of March. Regular season starts mid-March with playoffs taking place in mid-May.

Is inline hockey experience required?

No, but you do need to be able to maneuver on skates. We would not recommend this as your introduction to inline skating and/ or your first experience to inline hockey. Players with previous learn-to-play or team experience in either ice hockey or inline hockey typically adjust fine after 3-4 games.

What equipment is needed for inline vs ice hockey?

Most of the equipment between inline and ice hockey is the same with a few exceptions:

Inline hockey skates have a chassis and wheels with indoor (softer) wheels instead of an ice skate with a blade and blade holder.
Rather than 'hockey pants' and socks, players wear inline pants. These must be black with minimal white on them. No other colors may be worn.
For padding on the hips, we recommend an inline girdle but many players opt to not wear them.
Players do not wear ice hockey shoulder pads. Many don't wear any shoulder protection, but we do recommend a padded shirt.

Other equipment needed:

Helmets must have full cage or face shield, ear pieces and chin strap with NO alterations. Helmet must remain snapped at all times on the skating surface.
Elbow pads, shin pads, hockey gloves and an athletic protector/ cup are mandatory.
Mouthpieces are encouraged but not mandatory.

Beginners Inline Equipment Guide

2025 Inline Hockey

Evaluations

4th - 8th Grade:
Monday, 1/13 4pm - 5pm at Vetta 70
Thursday, 1/16 4pm - 5pm at Vetta 70
9th - 12th Grade:
Saturday, 1/18 8am - 9:30am at Vetta 70

high school events

Tour Breakout: 2/28 - 3/2 at All American
Season Begins: 3/14
Playoffs: 5/5 - 5/10
Championships: 5/10 at Fenton Forum
Envious All-Star Game: 5/10 at Fenton Forum

JUNIOR HIGH events

Tour Breakout: 3/6 - 3/9 at Midwest Sport Hockey
Season Begins: 3/21
Playoffs: 5/5 - 5/10
Championships: 5/11 at Fenton Forum

Expected Costs

Skater Option 1: Pay in Full
$450 paid in full at the time of registration

Skater Option 2: Payment Plan
$175 paid at the time of registration
February 1st: $150
March 1st: $150

*Full season total is $475 if not paid in full due to processing fees.

Goalie Option 1: Pay in Full
$350 paid in full at the time of registration

Goalie Option 2: Payment Plan
$175 paid at the time of registration
February 1st: $100
March 1st: $100
*Full season total is $375 if not paid in full due to processing fees.

Jerseys

We will be using the same jerseys at the 2024 season. Returning players should verify that your jerseys still fit and are in good condition.
We recommend you order a new pair of inline pants each season.