NH Futures Camp Player Tryout Information
Tryouts 2026–27
A player’s first look at the USA Hockey development pathway. Here is how it works and where to register.
The Futures Development Camp brings together 12 and 13 year old players from across USA Hockey’s New England District. Players try out in their home state for a spot, and training sessions are led by USA Hockey national staff.
It is a player’s introduction to the USA Hockey National Development process, which formally begins at 14U. For New Hampshire players, tryouts are run by the New Hampshire Amateur Hockey Association (NHAHA).
ages 12 and 13
New England District
2 goalies per age group
Sullivan Arena, Saint Anselm College
- On-ice training and skill development.
- Off-ice training alongside the ice sessions.
- Small area games and full ice games.
All sessions are at Sullivan Arena on the campus of Saint Anselm College. NHAHA may move a session one slot earlier or later depending on registration numbers.
- Boys, 2015 birth year: 1:20 to 2:50 PM
- Boys, 2014 birth year: 3:05 to 4:35 PM
- Girls, 2015 birth year: 4:50 to 6:05 PM
- Girls, 2014 birth year: 6:20 to 7:35 PM
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1Register with NHAHASign up for the New Hampshire tryout on the NHAHA page linked below.
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2New Hampshire TryoutFive states hold their own tryouts: New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Maine. Boys and girls each try out in a 12 and a 13 age group.
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3SelectionEach state aims to send up to 17 players per age group, 15 skaters and 2 goalies. NHAHA may send fewer.
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4New England CampSelected players attend the Futures Development Camp with players from across New England.
- Register online with NHAHA. Players who do not complete the online form may not be allowed on the ice. Bring your registration receipt.
- Fee: $100 if you register at least 6 days before the tryout, $150 after that. Fees are paid in full at the registration table before going on the ice.
- Check-in: players check in on their own at the rink, without parents, and receive a jersey and socks.
- Bring a water bottle.
- This is separate from NH Selects. Registration, fees, and selection are handled by NHAHA and the district, not by our program.
Registration is open on the NHAHA page. Check there for any time changes before tryout day.