Our story
Penn-Trafford Inline Hockey started with a handful of volunteers and a church rec-league team. Two decades later, it’s a district-recognized club sport with teams from second grade through varsity.
Milestones
Volunteers who had spent years teaching inline hockey to kids around Penn Township formed a team for St. Barbara’s in a recreational league.
As those players reached middle school, the founders went to the School Board. One middle school team was allowed to wear the Penn-Trafford Warriors name and recruit in the schools.
Elementary and high school teams followed, giving players a place to skate from their first season through graduation.
With three teams on the floor, the Penn-Trafford School District recognized inline hockey as an official club sport.
Five teams now compete across the PIRHL against school districts from around the region, and Penn-Trafford teams have brought home league titles along the way, most recently our 2026 Middle School champions.
The founders
Four volunteers turned a love of the game into a club that has introduced hundreds of Penn-Trafford kids to inline hockey. Everything since has been built on their work.
Before there was a club, there was a church rec-league team for St. Barbara’s. When those kids reached middle school, the founders asked the School Board for a school team, and Penn-Trafford Inline Hockey was born.
The club’s beginnings, 2004
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