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	The Home of GNYCIHL on the Web

The Greater New York City Ice Hockey League is the oldest youth hockey program in the City of New York. The GNYCIHL runs both a youth travel program where the teams are known as the Greater New York Stars and a house league. The program has had success in the LIAHL and in the New York State Amateur Hockey Association winning the 2009 New York State Championship in the Squirt Tier II level and reaching the semi-finals in 2010.

The House League begins with a learn to play hockey free clinic and continues until through the midget level developing young hockey players to make the next step to play travel hockey. Many of the graduates of this program have gone on to play college hockey on both the NCAA level and club hockey level. You can see our players who have moved on to college hockey here.

All of the activities of GNYCIHL are based out of the Abe Stark Ice Rink in Coney Island.

Check the site for information on upcoming GNYCHIL and team events.


	Peewee Team Wins at Skate and Splash

by posted 08/22/2010

For the third straight season a team from Greater New York has won a title at the preseason Skate and Splash Tournament hoisted by the Suffolk PAL program. This year the title was brought home by the Peewee team. A number of the players on this team began this tradition two seasons ago as Squirts. That squirt team went on to become state champions.

The team went 2-1 in the preliminary round to end up in a three way tie for first place. They advanced to the championship game by having the second best goal differential in the division. In the championship game the had to face the Nassau Lions who beat them earlier in the tournament 8-4. The championship game brought a different result as the Stars turned the tables on the Lions and beat them 6-5 in overtime.


	Free Learn to Play Hockey Returns October 9, 2010 - Sign Up Now

by posted 06/06/2010

Greater New York City Ice Hockey League is please to announce that out Free Learn to Play Ice Hockey Program will be returning for its third year begining in September. This popular program has filled up quickly in the past. If your child is from 4 to 8 years of age would like to see what it is like to play ice hockey sign them up now for the first session which begins October 9, 2010. Please email to sign up. More Deatails about the program are available here.


	Advertise Your Company on the Boards at Abe Stark

by posted 10/18/2009

The Greater New York City Ice Hockey League is proud to announce that we are now selling advertising along the boards at the newly refurbished Abe Stark Arena. Show your support for the Greater New York City Ice Hockey legue and help us keep youth ice hockey affordable in New York City.

For all details click here.


	Receiving League E-Mail

by posted 10/10/2007

A number of e-mails sent through the web site to players, parents, coaches and mangers is returned as undeliverable. To make sure that you do not miss important e-mails please make sure that you add " " as an e-mail address that you can except e-mail from.


	Where Are They Now?

by posted 07/31/2007

Have you ever wondered what happened to your left wing? Did your goaltender ever ever settle down or is he still as wacky as when he was between the pipes? Well now you can try and find out.

Click on the Alumni Tab above to see if your old teammates are listed and drop them a line. Tell your ex-teammates about this new feature and have them sign up so that you can renew old friendships and relieve your glory days from on the ice.

We now have a listing of where former Stars, Warriors and Moose are playing college hockey. To see where our players have moved on to play college hockey click here.


	Synchronize Your Schedule to Outlook and/or Your PDA

by posted 03/06/2007

Need to know where and when your next game is? What night is practice next week? To make your life easier(?) you can download your team’s schedule and synchronize it with Outlook on your computer, your smart phone, PDA and/or Blackberry. Just follow the following easy instructions and you will know where you are supposed to be all season long.

On your team page click on Download CSV. This will create an Excel file with your entire season in it.
Save the file to your desktop as My Schedule.
Go to Outlook and click on FILE.
Then click on “Import from another program or file” Click Next
Select “Comma Separated Values (Windows)” Click Next
Select My Schedule from the Desktop click OK.
Select Do not Import Duplicate Items. Click Next.
Select Your Calendar as the Target Folder.
The next window will have a title that says 'The following actions will be performed:' above an option to ‘Import My Schedule’ into folder: calendar. Make sure the box is checked.
Click Finish.

Once this is done your team’s schedule will be in your Outlook calendar. The next time you synch your computer to your portable device it will automatically move all of your items into the portable device as well.