Findlay Amateur Hockey Association
About FAHA
The Findlay Amateur Hockey Association or FAHA was established in the 1960's as the area's youth hockey organization. The Hancock Recreation Center, or The Cube, as it is known today, was not built at this time and players skated out of Bowling Green's ice arena. The following year, players traveled to Lima to use their ice facilities. Finally, the Hancock Recreational Center was open.
FAHA is sanctioned through the USA Hockey organization. Over the years FAHA has been there to provide many positive experiences for our youth hockey players. We want to continue that tradition and strive to make our organization the best it can be. As with any good organization, we can't do it alone. We are fortunate to have many talented and caring coaches who dedicate their time to our children. We have a community that has been there to provide FAHA with the necessary financial support that enables FAHA to keep fees down. However, we can always use more volunteers to help make our organization the best. If you would like to volunteer to help with this season, please contact any Board member.
Mission & Vision
Findlay Amateur Hockey Association (FAHA) is committed to serve the youth of Findlay and surrounding area. Our desire is to provide for the highest interest of everyone involved through the cooperative efforts of the board, the coaches and managers, the officials, the parents and players. We strive to provide a hockey program that promotes the importance and understanding of a strong work ethic, good sportsmanship, discipline, team work and the fair treatment of others under all circumstances and all conditions, while creating a vision for their future.
Together we will work with a clear commitment to excellence, with the very best interests of our youth at the forefront of our efforts and to convey pride in our association, our city, and the game of hockey. We encourage players to uphold these principles and to become fine young adults, contributing to the community after their playing involvement is over.
