Minnesota Hockey Plans Boys Fall High Performance Teams For 2027-28

Fargo Valley City, ND, October 15, 2026 —

Minnesota Hockey plans to launch its Boys CCM Fall High Performance program in the 2027-28 season, with 15U and 17U Tier 1 teams based in Blaine, Minnesota.

The initiative is intended to give top prospects high-level competition and training within Minnesota during the fall. Players are expected to return to their high school teams in the winter, according to the program description.

The planned fall program combines an in-state training and competition opportunity with a seasonal transition back to high school hockey. The summary does not provide further details about how the teams will be formed or how players will be selected.

Information about coaches, schedules, tryouts, roster sizes, fees and the specific facilities in Blaine was not provided. The announcement summary also does not specify when registration or other program details will be released.

The two age groups identified for the launch are 15U and 17U, and both are described as Tier 1 teams. The summary does not include additional age divisions or indicate whether the program will expand beyond those teams.

The initiative’s stated focus is on giving top prospects access to fall competition and training in the state while enabling them to rejoin their high school teams during winter. Further details about the program’s operations were not available in the information provided.

Story summarized from the original created by Andrew Haugland on www.inforum.com, see more information here.

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