moderate
2–4 hours
Participants should have basic to moderate fitness to handle continuous skating and quick shifts.
Gear up for the 13th Annual Winter Classic Pond Hockey Tournament at The Rink at Zona Rosa! Join players of all ages for non-stop ice action and guaranteed games this winter in Kansas City.
Experience the thrill of ice hockey like never before by joining the 13th Annual Winter Classic Pond Hockey Tournament at The Rink at Zona Rosa in Kansas City, Missouri. This exciting event is a fast-paced 3-on-3 competition open to players of all skill levels and ages—from high school athletes to family teams looking to enjoy some active winter fun. Held during Winter Break, the tournament guarantees plenty of game time, letting teams showcase their skills on the ice amidst a fun and friendly atmosphere. Whether you're looking to compete, watch, or simply embrace the spirited winter sports community, this tournament offers a unique blend of athletic excitement and seasonal celebration. Don’t miss the opportunity to register by December 23rd and be part of a standout winter event that brings together players and fans for an unforgettable hockey experience in the heart of Kansas City.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry during intense pond hockey action.
Ensure you have your skates, helmet, sticks, and protective equipment for safety and comfort on the ice.
Getting to the rink early lets you warm up properly and prepares you mentally for high-energy games.
Cold weather can mask dehydration, so drink water regularly before and after your games.
Pond hockey traces its roots back to early Canadian winters and remains a cherished tradition in many northern U.S. communities.
The rink supports eco-friendly practices including energy-efficient refrigeration systems and waste reduction programs.
Properly fitted skates are necessary for mobility and safety on the ice.
winter specific
Protects your head and face during fast-paced hockey matches.
winter specific
Keeps your body warm by wicking away moisture in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Staying hydrated helps maintain energy levels during intense physical activity.