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Milwaukee's Hockey Since 1962

Formed in 1962, Milwaukee Winter Club (MWC) is the oldest youth hockey club in Southeastern Wisconsin. MWC serves northern and eastern Milwaukee County.  Specifically, our territory includes all of Milwaukee County east of 60th Street and north of 94, except for Wauwatosa.  West of 60th Street, MWC’s territory includes all of Milwaukee County North of Capitol Drive. All families from University School of Milwaukee are also eligible to play for MWC.


2024-25 Player and Volunteer Registration

We are weeks away from the season beginning! Don't miss out - click this link if you still need to register.
Or visit this page for more details.

Coaches should also register ASAP for planning purposes. The volunteer registration button can be used for coaches, managers, general volunteers, and locker room volunteers to register.



2024-25 Player Evaluations

10U - 14U (Squirt to Bantam) evaluations will be held the week of Sept. 23rd.  Please view the club Calendar for time slots by age group. You will receive communication from the level coordinators indicating which age group sessions your player should attend.

8U/Mites evaluations will be held the weekend of Oct. 12th.  Additional details to follow.


Neck Guards are required by USA Hockey effective Aug 1, 2024


Village of Brown Deer Rink Partnership 

Rink Example

Photo of a  similar rink in another community.

We are happy to share that we have entered into a partnership with the Village of Brown Deer Parks and Recreation Department to bring a ice rink to Brown Deer this winter. This new rink at Community Square will provide additional ice to meet our practice needs this upcoming season, and will introduce the great sport of hockey to new audiences through public skating hours. View the PDF below for the full press release.

 

We would also like to send a huge THANK YOU to everyone who contributed to our fundraiser as we push to get this off the ground. We raised $52,000! Please contact us if you missed the fundraiser and would like to contribute to the ongoing effort.