At BanditsHockey.com, we celebrate more than just the wins—we celebrate a legacy.
The Bandits weren’t your average youth roller hockey team. We were a force that rolled coast to coast, chasing competition and championship dreams in some of the most exciting tournaments in the nation. From the fast-paced rinks of USARS and TORHS to the elite-level showdowns of NARCH, the Bandits brought grit, heart, and serious skill wherever we went.
Our journey started like many youth clubs—on a local rink, with a handful of players hungry to compete. But it didn’t take long for the Bandits to evolve into a traveling powerhouse, representing our home with pride and passion in national events. Players suited up not just to play, but to grow, pushing their limits against some of the best talent the USA had to offer.
We weren’t just a team—we were a family. A club built on sweat, sacrifice, and that adrenaline-fueled feeling of flying down the rink with your brothers or sisters at your side. Practices were intense. Travel weekends were unforgettable. And tournament moments—whether lifting trophies or learning tough lessons—were what shaped our players both on and off the rink.
Through the years, Bandits players wore our jerseys in arenas from California to Florida, Texas to Michigan. We made noise in every division, gaining respect from peers and rivals alike. More importantly, we built a culture of resilience, teamwork, and character that followed our players long after the final buzzer.
Many Bandits alumni have gone on to succeed at the collegiate, professional, and coaching levels—proof that what we built wasn’t just for the now, but for the future.
As we look back at our history, BanditsHockey.com remains a tribute to every skater who wore the Bandits logo, every parent who drove the long miles, every coach who pushed us to be better, and every moment that made our journey legendary.
Once a Bandit, always a Bandit.
Stay tuned as we continue to highlight player stories, classic tournament memories, and what’s next for the Bandits community.