2024 NAHL ShowcaseNSC Super RinkSeptember 25 – 28, 2024Blaine, MN
NAHL Showcase
The 21st annual NAHL Showcase will take place from September 25-28, 2024, at the Super Rink in Blaine, Minnesota.
All NAHL teams will play three regular-season games at the Showcase, which is one of hockey’s most prominent and popular events of the entire season and has become the ‘Greatest Show on Ice.’
One of the things the NAHL does better than any other junior league is seeing their players earn an NCAA opportunity while playing and being showcased in the NAHL. For the past seven consecutive seasons, the NAHL has had over 300+ NCAA commitments, with 70% of those being NCAA Division I commitments.
The NAHL Showcase plays a big role in that success, with dozens of players each season earning an NCAA Division I opportunity during and following their participation in the event.
The NAHL Showcase attracts over 9,000 people in overall attendance, including more than 330 professional, college and junior scouts. For scouting purposes, the NAHL Showcase is the premier event of its kind and is a yearly gathering for every NCAA program and NHL team as they get their first look at some of the best and brightest hockey talent North America has to offer.
A 2024 NAHL Showcase schedule will be released later during the Summer of 2024. All 2024 NAHL Showcase games will be broadcast live and in HD on NATV (NAHLTV.COM).
It will be the second event of the season for the North American Prospects Hockey League (NAPHL), which will also be played in conjunction with the Showcase. Entering its 16th season in 2024-25, the NAPHL is made up of USA Hockey-sanctioned teams that compete in the 18U, 16U, 15U and 14U levels. NAPHL teams will compete at the NAHL Showcase from September 26-29.
The Super Rink is the largest ice arena of its kind in the world. The state-of-the-art facility, a $21 million project totaling over 300,000 square feet, features eight sheets of ice under one roof. With all its varied amenities and services, the Super Rink is absolutely unique in the world of ice sport facilities.
