Warroad Hockey Co. becomes League Official Hockey Equipment Supplier
Posted: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 - 3:25 PM
The Minnesota State High School League is proud to announce a partnership with Warroad Hockey Co., the official hockey equipment supplier of the 2025 Boys and Girls Hockey State Tournaments.
Warroad Hockey Co. specializes in cut-protective hockey gear in its mission to rid the sport of dangerous skate blade injuries. As its name indicates, Warroad has Minnesota roots. Co-founder T.J. Oshie played high school hockey at Warroad in northern Minnesota and went on to score 302 goals during a 16-year career in the National Hockey League.
“The Minnesota High School Hockey Tournament is sacred to me. Winning the state championship with Warroad felt like winning the Stanley Cup. To be able to sponsor the tournaments and help protect hundreds of high school players as they chase their dreams is a true honor, " Oshie commented.
The company's cut protective shirts and neck guards are currently available to all youth hockey players at a special price. Learn more about Warroad's mission to stop skate cut injuries and its special State Tournament discount at warroad.com.
“The League is thrilled to work directly with Warroad Hockey Co. in providing excellent hockey equipment and we appreciate their engagement in the health and safety of our participants as well as their support for our incredible state tournaments!” shared MSHSL Executive Director Erich Martens.
The 2025 Girls Hockey State Tournament is Feb. 19-22 at Xcel Energy Center and TRIA Rink at Treasure Island Center, both in St. Paul. The 2025 Boys Hockey State Tournament is March 5-8 at Xcel Energy Center and 3M Arena at Mariucci in Minneapolis.
About the League: The Minnesota State High School League is a voluntary, non-profit association of public and private schools with a rich tradition of service to Minnesota’s high school students since 1916. More than 500 schools are members of the League. The League provides opportunities in education-based athletics and Fine Arts activities for nearly 256,000 students each school year. Sectional and state championship events are held in 51 activities. To learn more, visit mshsl.org.
