Bound for More.
The Hanna Havoc are a junior hockey club competing in the USPHL Premier’s Alberta Division. Founded in 2025 as one of the division’s six founding franchises, the Havoc bring small-town, blue-collar energy to the largest junior hockey organization in North America.
Our mission is developing complete players and complete people. Players aged 16–21 compete in a structured junior environment while living with local billet families, continuing their education, and becoming part of the Hanna community.
The Alberta Division launched with six founding teams — the Havoc, Southern Alberta Mustangs, Three Hills Titans, Diamond Valley Rockies, Onion Lake Cree Nation Scouts, and Calgary Bandits — playing a full divisional schedule, with USPHL showcases and the National Championships ahead as the division grows.
The United States Premier Hockey League, founded in 2012, is the largest junior hockey organization in North America — with teams stretching from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific, and now into Alberta. The league runs three levels of junior hockey, each a step on the ladder to college hockey.
Entry point to USPHL junior hockey. More than 300 advancements per season to the Premier level and beyond.
The league’s national development level, 82 teams strong across the US and Canada. More than 250 players advanced to NCAA and other college programs last season.
The National Collegiate Development Conference is the USPHL’s top level and its most direct route to NCAA hockey. Tuition-free, with more than 1,000 alumni playing college hockey every season.
Every Havoc player receives individualized advancement guidance from our staff.
Hanna sits at the junction of Highways 9 and 36 in east-central Alberta. Set your GPS to 501 – 3rd Street West and you can’t miss it.
- Main Lot — shared with the Community Centre, accessible from 3rd Street West. Free, year-round.Closest
- Street Parking — additional free parking along 3rd Street West for overflow on busy game nights.
- Accessible Parking — designated stalls near the main entrance with ground-level access into the lobby.
- Game schedule and start times are posted on our Schedule page.
- Concessions open on game nights, October through March.
- Public skating and shinny run at the complex all winter — check the arena calendar.
- Questions? Call the arena at (403) 854-4177.
Hanna is a tight-knit prairie town of about 2,400 people in east-central Alberta, roughly 210 km northeast of Calgary. Built on farming, ranching, and oil & gas, it’s best known beyond Alberta as the hometown of the rock band Nickelback — and around here, for a sporting culture that runs deep.
The Agri-Sports Complex hosts minor hockey, figure skating, public skating, and curling all winter long — and now the Havoc. On game nights, the whole town shows up.
Schools, healthcare, and recreation are all here, and billet families open their homes to our players. It’s a welcoming place for student-athletes to grow.
The band formed here in 1995 — proof that big things come out of Hanna. The Havoc plan to make some noise of our own.