Triangle Special Hockey Association

Everyone has been affected by the recent events in the world and The Cat 5 Canes Special Hockey team are no exception. We moved to the NC Triangle area 3 years ago and were lucky to find this team for our son Garrett and they welcomed us with open arms. The  team has a challenging fundraising gap and needs help filling it. Want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money to benefit Triangle Special Hockey Association, and any donation will help make an impact.

To help raise funds for the team, I plan on completing my own triple virtual endurance events: The OBX Half-Ironman Triathlon in September, The Marine Corps Marathon 50K in October and the OBX Marathon in November. 

Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

More information about Triangle Special Hockey Association: Triangle Special Hockey Association / Triangle Sled Hockey Association are dedicated to the development and enjoyment of ice hockey for developmentally and/or physically challenged youth and adults. We serve the Triangle and surrounding areas of North Carolina. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization consisting of parents, volunteers, sponsors and of course, our exceptional athletes. We have no paid employees and we are volunteer run and donor funded.

Carolina Sled Hockey is a part of the 501(c)(3), tax deductible, non-profit organization Triangle Special Hockey Association. The team is comprised of people of various ages with various disabilities, who love to play the sport of ice hockey and will not let their limitations stop them.

The Carolina Sled Hockey team is in need of your support for the upcoming 2014-15 season. Funding will help pay for travel to the NHL Sled Classic (Washington D.C.) and the USA Hockey Disabled Festival (Buffalo, NY).

Last year, the Carolina Sled Hockey Team played in USA Hockey's NHL Sled Classic, a tournament that is open for NHL affliliated sled hockey teams. With great honor, we represented the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes in that competition, ultimately finishing second after a loss in the C division championship game. In April we traveled to Marlboro, MA to compete in the Open C division at the 2014 USA Hockey Disabled Hockey Festival.

We thank you in advance for your support as donations from individuals such as you are what make our program possible. Our program is free of charge to all of our athletes as your donation helps us defer the high costs of competing, which is especially important for athletes with disabilities.We are currently the only sled hockey program in North Carolina, 

Reward Levels for donations are coming soon.