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High School Hockey Action Heats Up in Cuyahoga County This Holiday Season

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Competitive matchups set across local ice arenas from December 17-31 NORTHEAST OHIO — High school hockey teams across Cuyahoga County are preparing for a thrilling stretch of games as the holiday seas

Competitive matchups set across local ice arenas from December 17-31 NORTHEAST OHIO — High school hockey teams across Cuyahoga County are preparing for a thrilling stretch of games as the holiday season approaches. From December 17 through December 31, ice arenas across the region will host some of the most anticipated matchups of the winter, offering fans an opportunity to see rising talent on the ice. Here’s a look at the games set for Cuyahoga County over the next two weeks: December 20, 2024 Padua JV vs. Team Ohio High School Time: 8:10 PM Location: Winterhurst Ice Arena, Lakewood December 21, 2024 Canton Akron JV vs. Team Ohio High School Time: 5:00 PM Location: Winterhurst Ice Arena, Lakewood December 22, 2024 Sylvania Northview vs. Team Ohio High School Time: 10:00 AM Location: Winterhurst Ice Arena, Lakewood December 27, 2024 CVCA Royals vs. Worthington Kilbourne Time: 7:30 PM Location: Dan Kostel Recreation Center, Garfield Heights December 28, 2024 CVCA Royals vs. Aurora Time: 7:30 PM Location: Dan Kostel Recreation Center, Garfield Heights December 29, 2024 CVCA Royals vs. Avon Time: 7:30 PM Location: Dan Kostel Recreation Center, Garfield Heights With games taking place at two iconic ice arenas in Cuyahoga County— Winterhurst Ice Arena in Lakewood and the Dan Kostel Recreation Center in Garfield Heights —hockey fans can expect competitive play and standout performances. The Winterhurst Ice Arena, known for its deep ties to Northeast Ohio hockey, will feature Team Ohio High School in back-to-back matchups leading into the holidays. Meanwhile, the Dan Kostel Recreation Center will showcase CVCA Royals in a series of games after Christmas, including matchups against Worthington Kilbourne, Aurora, and Avon. Community Impact Local coaches and athletic directors are encouraging fans to come out and support their teams. “This time of year, hockey brings families and communities together,” said one area coach. “These games are not just about competition but also about community spirit and love for the sport.” Fans are reminded to check with schools or official league websites for updates, as schedules are subject to change due to weather or unforeseen circumstances. For more information on team standings, scores, and future games, visit the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League's official website at gchshl.org . Stay tuned to NEOhio.News for continued coverage of high school sports across Northeast Ohio.