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Greenville Hockey is proud to have the only all girls hockey program in the state of South Carolina.  While it is great for girls to play with the boys at younger ages it is important to establish an all girls program where girls can continue to play the sport.  Our goal is to continue to grow our girls program so our young women will still have a place to play hockey once body checking is established in the boys game.  We are planning 4 brackets in our girls program for the 2024-25 season. The first (the Warrior Princesses) is for our younger and smaller girls, this division plays in mostly cross ice style jamborees to introduce the sport.  The second (the Greenville Lady Warriors) is for the middle aged more experienced girls who are ready for full ice more competitive hockey, they will play games in the Carolina Girls Hockey League.  The older girls,  the South Carolina Lady Warriors, have plans to have teams in the Southern Girls Hockey League 16u & 19u divisions and play some tournament and college club exhibitions.

Greenville Hockey operates all these teams as an add on experience.  Girls need to either be currently participating in a Learn to Play, House, or a Travel program to be eligible.  

As many areas in our region do not have the numbers or interest to support an all girls program, we accept any girl who meets the above criteria to join us.  We currently have girls from Charleston, Columbia, Athens, Asheville, Roanoke, and Atlanta who play with us.  

The girls experience tends to be much more of a social one when compared to the boys programs.  While competition is always part of it, we understand that building friendships and having a great experience is what it is all about.

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I am thrilled and honored to be in this position with Greenville Hockey. The foundation of girls hockey in South Carolina has been established thanks to the work of many of our predecessors. It is my mission to make ice hockey as much of a sport for girls and women as it is for men and boys. I can envision what hockey has to offer for girls and young women. Through that vision, I plan to teach life skills and build self-confidence to build lifelong friendships and bring families together. I feel strongly that girls deserve to have that equal opportunity. Girls hockey creates an environment where young athletes build confidence and self-esteem. There is a camaraderie that differentiates it from other sports. The time spent together both on and off the ice is a growth experience that we all can take with us regardless of what we do with our lives. I look forward to continuing to grow the game of girls hockey and working with many of you.