All American Sports Mall

11133 Lindbergh Business Court

St. Louis, MO 63123

(314) 487 - 4625

 

 

 

 

 

 

Attention: MENS LEAGUE
Many of your schedules have been updated and put on this site this
week. Please check your game times.

Rental Time Available: We will have rental time available at a discounted rate of $70.00 per hour this Saturday after 4pm, August 28th. Call us at 314-487-4625

 

Schedule for Summer Youth Playoffs
* FALL Registration form is also available on the left*

 

Fri Aug 20th
6:00pm- Open - Hazelton vs Penguins
7:00pm - Open- Bulldogs vs Americans
8:00pm - 10u - Lil Giants vs Bulldogs
9:00pm - Open- Champ
10:00pm - 10U - Kaos vs Da Bombers

Sat Aug 21st

9:00 14A Thrashers vs Rascals
10:00 12A Dewalt vs City Heat
11:00 14A Champ Hawks A vs 9am winner
12:00 14B Sabres vs Bulldogs
1:00 HSB Hillsboro vs Vianney B
2:00 HSA Fox vs Pirates
3:00 HSA Vianney A vs Hawks
4:00 12B Knights vs Bulldogs
5:00 12B Raiders vs Whisler
6:00 10 U Champ
7:00 12B Blackhawks vs 5pm winner
8:0016u Rebels vs Hawks
9:00 16U Sharks vs Dangles & Co.

Byes 12A Sidewinders
14B Hawks B
HS B Seckman

THE REMAINING PLAYOFF GAMES AND CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE PLAYED NEXT WEEKEND. THANK YOU

 

 

 

 

UPDATE FOR MENS LEAGUE

 

Please find the revised Tuesday schedule to the left as well as the new Sunday and Thursday schedules. Thanks for making All American your choice for the game of hockey!

 

 

 

 

Good Luck to all the TEAMS from the state of Missouri heading to Chicago over the next two weeks to compete in the State wars Hockey Event! Represent with pride and honor and GOOD LUCK!

 





 

 

 

 



Our 10U A Champions, " Raiders " won a great OT contest against the highly skilled and talented Kaos.

Friday, May 14th

6pm - 12N - Hawks vs Knights
7pm - 12S - Bulldogs vs DeWalt Gold
8pm - 12S - Sidewinders vs DeWalt Black
9pm - 12N - Blackhawks vs Lightning
10pm - 12S - Championship

Saturday, 5-15-2010

9am - 16U - Roller Rebels vs Pirates
9:55 am - HS-A - Fox vs Pirates
10:50 am - HS-A - Hawks vs Rage
11:45 am - HS-B - Hillsboro vs Hawks (b)
12:40 pm - HS-A Championship
1:35 pm - HS-B Vianney vs Wolves
2:30 pm - HS-B St. Pius vs Lwst Remainign Seed
3:25 pm - HS-B Scorpians vs Highest Remainign Seed
4:20 pm - 14N - Bulldogs vs Snipers
5:15 pm - HS -B - Championship
6:10 pm - 14N - Hawks vs Sabres
7:05 pm - 16U - Sharks vs Hawks
8:00 pm - 14B - Championship
8:55 pm - 16U - Championship
9:50 pm - 12N Championship

Friday, 5-21-2010

6pm - 14S -- Thrashers vs Hawks
7pm - 14s - Flyers vs Vipers
8:15 pm - 14S CHAMPIIONSHIP


 

State Wars: Many of you have been asking about this great event and opportunity to represent your state. Go to www.statewarshockey.com to register. If you have questions feel free to contact state wars directly or call Rob Ferrara at 314-954-1490 or email him at STLBlasthockey@aol.com. Tryouts will be held here on Wednesday and Thursday, May 12 and 13th . This is a no risk evaluation. Should you not make a team, y our money will be refunded.

 

 



IT'S TOURNAMENT TIME!

We just had out first roller hockey tournament of 2010. TORHS America was in the house and we ROCKED! It was great to see the local competition play some hard fought games all the way to the buzzer and sometimes beyond. This tournamnet qualified teams to compete nationally this summer in Taylor (Detroit) Michigan!

We will be hosting the NARCh regional at the All Ameriacn Sports Mall to qualify teams to head to San Jose, CA this summer. We will have 8u through mens. Gather your teams and get registered today. Feel free to contact us at 314-487-4625 or visit NARCh.com for more information. To register for this event directly, call Ron Higgins ( Quincy) at 314-623-3763 or email him at qcy2@swbell.net

*** SUMMER ROLLER HOCKEY **

We will be starting summer registrations next weekend, April 16-17 for our youth league. We will be offering a prepay discount through May15th. THIS WILL NOT BE EXTENDED, so watch this site and get your kids registered. Thank you




 

This weeks Quote: Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality. It is the words that speak boldly of your intentions. And the actions which speak louder than the words. It is making the time when there is none. Coming through time after time after time, year after year after year. Commitment is the stuff character is made of; the power to change the face of things. It is the daily triumph of integrity over skepticism.
~ Abraham Lincoln






Thank you to all of our awesome parents, players and fans of the game of inline hockey. We had a great fall session and we sure hope you did as well. There were some great moments in every game. It is always fun for us to know that this game is teaching your kids more than hockey, it is also teaching them about the game of life The smiles after they have won or lost a game is priceless. It is more often than not that the parents take the losses harder and the wins with more pride than the kids.It would be great ( most of the time) if the parents could hear some of the kids comments from the bench. They really do make us all laugh. Our kids are some of the best, each of them are great competitors of the game and yet they equally understand the importance of displaying good sportsmanship. We are proud to have them as a part of the leagues of the All American Sportsmall.

Wishing you the best for 2010 and beyond. Be safe, be healthy and enjoy everything that comes your way. Remember to pray for what you need and to work for what you want. We'll be seeing you around the rink.

" The STAFF of the All American Inline Hockey "
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*** Pics from the fall session are available on the Youth League Page ***

WHAT IS NEXT ????

We have a lot coming up, so check back here often for more information.

First........... Registration is still going on . The youth discount of 15% will end promptly tomorrow, December 31st at midnight! However, you can register after that for the regular price of $145.00. The registration form can be found on the Youth League page. Check back soon as we are close to having the online registration completed and ready for your use!.

Kids Bored already ? We will have a stick and puck session tomorrow , December 31 from 12-4 for kids 16 and under. $10.00 per player. Bring your helmets and GAME ON........... gather your friends.

NEW YEARS EVE PARTY WITH THE AA STAFF
What, you forgot to hire someone to watch the kids tomorrow night? We have the answer. Drop them off with us from 7pm thru 1:30 am. They can hang with our staff ( adults) and enjoy playing hockey, kick ball or simply skating around and having fun with their friends. Price is $25.00 which includes pizza, drinks and snacks. Have questions? Call or email us.




St. Louis Tour Blast Tryouts for 2010 is COMING SOON. We are hoping to start the process in January. If you would like more info on this travel program, please email Rob at STLBlasthockey@aol.com.

 

Looking for some extra CASH $$$, we are looking for a few qualified individuals WITH REFERRING EXPERIENCE. Please contact Jeremy at 314-487-4625 or Email him at JMAllamerican@aol.com

Late Night Stick and Puck Is Back!
Tuesdays, 11:30 PM
$5.00 per Skater, Goalies Free

 




Quote of the Week: Dedicated to All American's Very Own, Patrick Maroon

"Somewhere behind the athlete you've become and the hours of practice and the many coaches whom have pushed you beyond your limits is a "little" boy who fell in love with the game and never looked back -----play for him!

 

 




 

 

 

 




 

 

 

 

 

Here's a Story worth reading. Enjoy.

Inline hockey helps ice hockey players
Thu, 06/12/2008 - 12:55pmBy: The Citizen
Recently an article written by Scott Hill was printed in the USA Hockey magazine with information taken from the National Inline Hockey Association Web site on how playing Inline/Roller Hockey is great for those that play ice hockey.

Hill wrote, “The Secret is out…inline hockey is great for your ice game. With so little practice time spent on individual skills and a lack of frozen ponds where the kids play for hours on end, the local hockey player is left without much opportunity to improve his or her individual creativity on the ice.
One secret that is slowly emerging in North America to help you develop your puck skills and creativity is inline hockey.

Play is 4-on-4 with no offsides, no icing, and no body checking. These factors give the player more room to dangle and be more creative.
More and more players are using roller hockey as a complement to their ice hockey game.

Whether its playing in the spring roller hockey league during the off-season or playing in the local house league during their ice season, these players are getting a jump on their competition.

Why are they gaining an advantage?

The rules and style of play for roller hockey are conducive to skill development and confidence with the puck. There are no blue or red lines to restrict player movement on the surface thereby providing the player with much more open space. This gives the player more time to get open, more decision making time when stick handling and more room to skate with the puck.

Creativity and confidence are allowed to develop in a fun and entertaining forum.

The roller hockey game is a possession game very similar to basketball. If you’ve got the puck – the other team can’t score. In addition, if your team uses a controlled attack you can catch the opposition out of position and find yourself with an excellent scoring chance.

This style of play helps develop a player’s stick handling and passing skills while developing a player’s confidence to make a smart play with the puck. Translated to ice hockey where the average player has the puck on his stick for a split second before the opposition is on top of him, added confidence and improved stick handling skills will make you a better player.”

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Article Courtesy of State Wars Hockey's very own Tim McManus ( Play for Pride & Honor Always................... - by Tim McManus of State Wars Hockey

As I sit here in between the second and third period of Game 6 of the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Finals, so many thoughts about our sport come to mind. First off, I am so jealous, because as I sit here watching the TV and typing away, State Wars National Director Jason Domitrovic is actually at the game. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Jason is a huge Penguins fan and just had to get to this game. Personally, I am a big New York Rangers fan. I can’t root for the enemy, so I’m a Red Wings fan tonight. So, in essence, State Wars Hockey is split on who we are rooting for in this awesome series.

By the way, after every game in this series I say to myself, “How the heck can this sport not be the biggest in the country?”

There is not a more exciting sport to watch or play than hockey. How anyone can prefer to watch snoozeball (baseball), people playing poker, or men rolling around in their underwear beating each other up (UFC) over hockey is just plain crazy. The one thing that I must remind myself is that people all over the world are watching this game. I mean, there isn’t one person in Sweden tonight saying, “Hey, let’s watch the Cubs -Diamondbacks game tonight.”

Most important, there are things about this series and game that totally bring things to light about our sport and what we should keep in mind when we watch our kids play, especially at State Wars.

Every call made by a referee can be questioned. No call or official is perfect, even in the NHL. In the end, as long as they are consistent, be happy. It is a tough job!

The building gets warm even in the NHL. Players are taking 20 second shifts. Yes, 20 ticks. Don’t complain when your coach calls you off after a minute. Players need to stay fresh.

Look at the passing. How many players do you see take the puck and go end to end and score? None. Not Crosby, not Malkin, not Zetterberg, not Datsyuk. So, if the best players in the world don’t do it, neither should you. The best hockey players pass the puck!

Teamwork, teamwork, teamwork. Hockey is a team game, win or lose. To win, every player must contribute. If you want to do it yourself, play golf or bowling.

We can all question the coach... Don’t. Just like reffing, it is a hard job, and it is usually thankless. Listen to your coach, appreciate your coach’s effort, and respect your coach.

Never quit! Look at the Pens in Game 5, down and out and outplayed, yet they won. In roller hockey, you are never out of it; always give your all. Play both ends of the rink. Datsyuk and Zetterberg are two of the best offensive players in the world, yet they are the first guys to hustle back every single shift; and that is what truly makes them great. Anyone can hang and score goals; be a complete hockey player!

Back to the action... as much as I’m rooting for the Wings this time around, I don’t want to see this series end. Good luck to all fans!