CAN/AM Pond Hockey – a beloved winter tradition

The renowned CAN/AM Pond Hockey Tournament is set to celebrate its 21st anniversary on the scenic frozen surface of Mirror Lake in historic Lake Placid, New York. From February 6-9, 96 teams from across the United States and Canada will come together to compete, highlighting the passion, tradition, and camaraderie that make pond hockey so special.

A beloved winter tradition, the CAN/AM Pond Hockey Tournament attracts teams from coast to coast. This year’s tournament features participants from Washington State, California, Florida, and Maine, showcasing the widespread enthusiasm for this one-of-a-kind event.

Event Details:

• What: 21st Annual CAN/AM Pond Hockey Tournament
• When: February 6-9, 2025
• Where: Mirror Lake, Lake Placid, NY

Over the years, the tournament has evolved into a premier showcase of skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with teams battling on the natural ice of Mirror Lake. Surrounded by the breathtaking Adirondack Mountains, the setting provides an unforgettable experience for players and spectators alike.

Tournament Highlights:

• 96 teams from the USA and Canada competing for glory.
• Representation from all corners of the USA, including Washington State, California, Florida, and Maine.
• Classic pond hockey matchups featuring exciting, fast-paced play.
• Spectacular views of the Adirondack Mountains, creating a stunning backdrop for the tournament.

The CAN/AM Pond Hockey Tournament is more than just a competition; it’s a celebration of winter sports, bringing together players, families, and fans in a truly unique and vibrant atmosphere.

About the CAN/AM Pond Hockey Tournament:

The CAN/AM Pond Hockey Tournament is an annual event dedicated to celebrating the timeless tradition of pond hockey on Mirror Lake in Lake Placid, NY. Since its inception, the tournament has grown in popularity, becoming a must-attend event for hockey enthusiasts from the United States and Canada. The 21st edition promises to continue this legacy, bringing together players to honor the sport and the close-knit community it fosters.