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CYA

Home Ice Advantage

The Chicago Young Americans Tier 1 AAA Girls Hockey Teams train and play their home games at the new, state-of-the-art Robert Crown Ice Center in Evanston, IL. With 2 sheets of NHL-sized ice, an indoor track, gymnasium, multiple classrooms for team meetings, video review, or individual studying and acres of turf soccer and football fields, CYA Hockey athletes have some of the best facilities in the United States at their disposal.

The Chicago Young Americans train and play their home games at the brand new, state-of-the-art Robert Crown Center in Evanston, IL.

Located in downtown Evanston and just minutes from both Lake Michigan and Northwestern University, CYA athletes train and play in one of Chicago's finest suburbs.

The Chicago Young Americans train off ice on the Robert Crown Community Center's state-of-the-art turf fields. Designed to minimize injuries and maximize performance, CYA's athletes and professional off-ice trainers work out on the best outdoor facilities in Tier 1 AAA Hockey.

The Chicago Young Americans play their home games on Rink 1 at the Robert Crown Center in Evanston. Rink 1 holds approximately 1,000 spectators and is as much fun to watch games in as it is to play.

CYA Hockey's practice rink offers outstanding ice and can be divided in half for small-group games or shared ice skills workouts.

CYA's strength and conditioning coaches utilize the indoor track at the Robert Crown Center for diagnostic testing, strength development, and injury rehabilitation.