The Mount Clemens Hockey Club is a Non-Profit 501C3 Organization that was founded in 1994. Over the past 25 years, the MCHC has been home to over 10,000 young boys and girls participating in the sport of hockey. The MCHC offers Instructional, House and Travel hockey at all age levels. The MCHC is a member of the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association and USA Hockey.

We are proud to call the Mount Clemens Ice Arena our home arena. This wonderful facility features two ice sheets, full concession stand, B&R Pro Shop, and many other amenities.

For more information, please visit their website:

www.mountclemensicearena.com

Congratulations to the 2009 Metro Jr. Jets on winning the Spring Showcase at Glacier Point on May 9th, 2021.m Not bad for a brand new team that only had a couple of practices together!

Congratulations to the 2011 Metro Jr. Jets on finishing as the runner up at the Spring Showcase at Glacier Pointe on May 9th, 2021! Please stay tuned on more information about this team and their tryout schedule for next week!

Submit the completed registration form (located below), a copy of the player's birth certificate, copy of your child's 2021-22 USA Hockey Registration and $75 registration fee made payable to Mount Clemens Ice Arena.  If you have any questions, please email Andy Wade at andy@mountclemensicearena.com

Mount Clemens Ice Arena is home to the Mount Clemens Hockey Club and multiple high school programs, and will now have a premier junior program, the Metro Jets, in-house to create opportunities from learn to play all the way to junior hockey. In addition, the MCHC will be re-branding to be known as the Jr. Jets.

With over 30 college commitments in the past three years alone and dozens of advancements, the Jets also saw in recent years several Jr. Jets players that have made the jump to play for the junior team, including Anthony Cinato, who was part of the 2018 national championship team and is now a freshman at NCAA Division III New England College. Other former Jr. Jets players include Brodie Thornton and Max Hartwell and several others who played for the youth teams, followed by the Jets junior program.

In addition, former NHLer and 2016 Stanley Cup champion Steve Oleksy, who played for the Jets from 2002-05, is involved heavily with the Mount Clemens Ice Arena. Planning has already started for the 2021-22 season.

Anyone families or coaches interested in learning more or joining the Jr. Jets can contact Jeff Blum at SDhockeyCO@comcast.net. For more information, visit MetroJetsHockey.com and follow the Jets on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube