Sled hockey provides opportunities for many types of disabilities at the local level for recreation / competition, all the way to the National Sled Team that plays in World Championships and the Paralympics. Sled hockey follows most of the typical ice hockey rules with the exception of some of the equipment. Players sit in specially designed sleds that sit on top of two hockey skate blades. There are two sticks for each player, instead of one, and the sticks have metal picks on the butt end for players to propel themselves. Goalies wear basically the same equipment but do make modifications to the glove. Metal picks are sewn into the backside to allow the goalie to maneuver. Sled accessible rinks allow players to remain in their sleds and skate off the ice into the bench area.

Special Hockey provides children and adults with various physical and mental abilities the opportunity to play hockey. Members range in age from 5 to 55, and include both male and female athletes. Special Hockey strives to promote and emphasize the development of sportsmanship, team spirit, increased confidence and pride, providing a safe environment for players to grow and enjoy hockey.

Veterans Hockey give veterans who have been injured or disabled in the course of their service the opportunity to play hockey in an environment suited to their needs. The program trains them in skills needed to use hockey as a rehabilitation tool to overcome physical and mental injuries sustained in their service to the nation.

Deaf / Hard of Hearing Hockey is for the individual who has been diagnosed with a hearing loss. The game is played according to USA Hockey rules and instruction is based on the individual players ability to improve their skills in an environment that is receptive to their needs and demands. The ability to communicate with coaches and other players regardless of their method of communication is a huge focus. Whether a player utilizes sign language, lip reading, hearing aids, or cochlear implants, etc. interpreters are there to make sure all participants understand the instruction!