
Players From Across North America
Select teams from Europe and Asia are invited.


The Coast 2 Coast International Cup is a premier international youth hockey experience, bringing together competitive players from across North America while extending invitations to select teams from Europe and Asia for an unforgettable week in Kelowna, BC.
If you're a competitive player ready for this level, apply.
The International Cup is designed for experienced competitive players who are comfortable playing at an elevated pace against strong competition.
Applications are open to interested players.
Participation is by selection.
Selections consider playing experience, current level, position, birth year and roster needs, with the goal of creating competitive, balanced divisions and an outstanding experience for every player.
Because players apply from many leagues, regions and countries, there is no single league designation that automatically qualifies or disqualifies a player.
Our staff reviews each application individually, considering playing history, current level, position, birth year, recommendations and available roster spots.
Our objective isn't simply to assemble the strongest individual players possible.
It's to create competitive divisions and balanced rosters that produce great hockey.

Select teams from Europe and Asia are invited.

Competitive ice time across the week.

A tournament atmosphere built around the players.

New teammates, systems and experiences.
The Coast 2 Coast International Cup is not a traditional youth hockey tournament.
This invite-only event brings together top young players who are individually selected to compete alongside talented peers from around the world.
The focus is on competition and accelerated development on and off the ice.
Players are exposed to new teammates, coaching styles, systems, and international competition, helping them grow faster, think differently, and elevate their game.

2 minutes 28 seconds of real games and real moments.

2017–2019
June 9-13, 2027
Development-focused competition for younger advanced players
A minimum of five games per team.

2014–2016
June 16-20, 2027
High-intensity matchups for experienced youth athletes
A minimum of five games per team.
Know a family this is right for? Let us know.




From our opening ceremonies to championship celebrations, every detail of the Coast 2 Coast International Cup is designed to create unforgettable moments for players and families.

Competitive players come from across North America. Select teams from Europe and Asia are invited to join them in Kelowna.
Nestled in Canada's Okanagan Valley, Kelowna offers world-class hockey facilities, stunning scenery, and a welcoming community.
It is one of Canada's premier vacation destinations, making it the ideal backdrop for an unforgettable hockey and family experience.
Games are played at MNP Place, home to two NHL-size ice surfaces and among the best indoor sports facilities in the Okanagan.
Opening ceremonies are held at Prospera Place, Kelowna's premier downtown arena.

Where the games are played

Opening ceremonies
We're looking for players who demonstrate commitment to growth, coachability, and readiness to compete at an international level.
International teams: travel logistics mean most international clubs come as a full roster rather than through individual player selection. If you're an international club interested in the Cup, let us know.
Real players, real teams, real weeks in Kelowna.







"Thank you @coast2coastpd for a great week of hockey in Kelowna. The Skills Challenge was so much fun. Made so many new friends. See you next year!"
"What a great week of hockey! Proud of the growth over the week by all these kids. Keep pushing hard boys!"
"An absolutely amazing experience hanging with my boy watching him do what he loves."
"Coast 2 Coast International Cup was sensational with teams from all over the globe. From Canada to Europe and even Japan. Everything from the opening ceremony to the competition was truly remarkable. The beautiful setting of Kelowna made it unforgettable."
What's best for your family matters.
No stay-to-play requirements, choose accommodations that fit your needs and preferences.
Hockey on your terms.
No admission fees for families and supporters.
Kelowna sits on the shore of Okanagan Lake, in the heart of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, one of Canada's most in-demand summer destinations. Between games, this is what's waiting for your family.

The lake is the centerpiece of a Kelowna summer, and it's right in the middle of everything. Swim off one of the city's beaches, paddleboard along the shoreline, take a boat out for the afternoon, or spend a morning fishing. Whatever your family's pace, the lake is built for a rest day between games.

The Okanagan is wine country. Scenic Sip is the region's marked wine trail through Lake Country, connecting boutique wineries within an easy drive of Kelowna. Mission Hill Family Estate is the standout stop, with vineyard views over Okanagan Lake, guided tours, and a restaurant on site.

Kelowna is genuine golf country, with courses for every level. The Okanagan Golf Club's Quail and Bear courses, Gallagher's Canyon, and Predator Ridge Resort are among the region's best known, alongside more accessible options like Kelowna Springs and Kelowna Golf & Country Club.

A short drive from downtown, with hiking trails for every fitness level, picnic areas, and lookout points over Okanagan Lake and the city. The Apex Trail climbs to the summit for the best view in town.

A 2-kilometer paved promenade along Okanagan Lake connecting five parks: City Park, Kerry Park, Stuart Park, Waterfront Park, and Rotary Marsh Park. Good for walking, biking, or just taking in the lake. City Park's Hot Sands Beach has lifeguards and volleyball in summer, and downtown's shops, galleries, and restaurants are an easy walk away.

A floating inflatable water park moored on Okanagan Lake at City Park, with climbing walls, slides, and trampolines for ages five and up. Life jackets and lifeguards are provided. It's seasonal, typically opening mid-to-late June, so treat it as a happy bonus if the timing lines up with your week rather than a sure thing.

Kelowna, British Columbia
Everything families usually ask before applying.
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Coaches and managers can read the full tournament rules, format and code of conduct on the tournament rules page.