Registration is Open!
On January 17th – 18th, 2026, MG Sportsplex will host Phoenix Hockey Club’s annual Grand Canyon Field Hockey Tournament.
Teams from all across North America are slated to compete in 4 divisions – including Men, Women, Masters and Youth. It promises to be a wonderful and competitive weekend for all.
Register your team while spots remain available…or sign up as an individual player.
We are a community of hockey enthusiasts dedicated to the development of our sport here in the Glendale area. We’re providing an environment for all ages and skill levels to try the sport, gain instruction, and participate on teams in various levels of competition.
Well, besides the fun, exercise and camraderie, hockey is the 3rd most popular sport in the world – on a level of the Olympics and World Cup. Needless to say, there is endless opportunity in our game. Phoenix Hockey Club arms players with valuable skills that translate to life beyond the pitch as well.
Phoenix Hockey Club is thrilled to announce our upcoming 2026 Grand Canyon Field Hockey Tournament this January 17-18, 2026!
Our programs are available to everyone – regardless of age, sex, ethnicity or religion.
The primary goal of our club is to enable all of our athletes – young and old – to have fun, learn new skills, live a healthy lifestyle, and meet new friends.
If you’re here for the first time, join us for our regular FREE Beginner Clinics.
If you’re looking to meet new people, and further test your skills, drop in to one of our training or scrimmage play sessions.
When you’re ready for regular hockey, become a member and play as much as you want!
“My sons decided to try something new…and they absolutely LOVE IT. They’re so excited about hockey that my husband and I are learning now too. The pickup games are so much fun.”
“I met a few of the guys and they invited me to the drop-in game. I’m hooked. Love the exercise, the people and a little friendly competition!”
Hit that Get Started button and let us know what you’re looking for. Our staff will work with you (or your child) to make sure you find the group best suited for your level of play. If you’re new to the sport, our FREE Beginner Clinics are the perfect way to meet people and see if you like it (don’t worry, you’ll love it!)
Start out with some running shoes and some comfortable clothes. We’ve got sticks and equipment for you to try free of charge. When you’re interested in grabbing your own gear, we can help you select the right equipment for your game (stick, shoes, shin guards).
Join our camps and individual coaching sessions now!
Field hockey (or simply hockey) is a team sport structured in standard hockey format, in which each team plays with ten outfield players and a goalkeeper. Teams must drive a round hockey ball by hitting it with a hockey stick towards the rival team’s shooting circle and then into the goal. The match is won by the team that scores the most goals. Matches are played on grass, watered turf, artificial turf, synthetic field, or indoor boarded surface.
Everyone who wants to have fun and be healthy is welcome at Phoenix Hockey Club! We welcome ages 7 to adults, in all skill levels and regardless of age, sex, or athletic background. We provide equal opportunity for underprivileged kids or families in financial hardship as well.
Playing opportunities range from first timers to high level travel teams competing on a national scale…and everywhere in between. Both juniors and adults can learn the game, and work your way up at your own pace…or just have fun in our regular pickup games.
Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale was a prominent Sikh religious leader in India during the 20th century. Born in 1947, he became known for his activism in the Sikh community, advocating for Sikh rights and the preservation of Sikh heritage. He gained significant attention during the 1980s as he led a movement for Sikh autonomy, demanding recognition for Punjab’s distinct identity.
Bhindranwale’s stance intensified, leading to clashes with Indian authorities, culminating in the infamous Operation Blue Star in 1984, a military operation to remove him from the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar. His legacy remains a complex and contested aspect of Sikh history.
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We believe in courtesy & inclusion above all else – nobody will ever be turned away from our club and beloved sport on the basis of skill, age, sex, religion or financial standing. Those who treat others as they would like to be treated will always be welcome here.
