Frances Foy and Presley (Moose) Gulick from the WWFHA 12UAA team have been accepted into the PCAHA High Performance U13 District Development Program for 2022-23.

The Western Washington Female Hockey Association Board of Directors guides the association to abide by WWFHA, PNAHA, PCAHA and USA Hockey policies.

The Western Washington Female Hockey Association (WWFHA) also known as the Washington Wild, is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), volunteer-run association dedicated to promoting girls’ ice hockey and developing female players in the US Pacific Northwest.

Empower girls through the sport of ice hockey

Western Washington weather can be unpredictable. Don't miss a game or practice reschedule by following your team(s) on the WWFHA mobile app. All scheduling changes are updated immediately on the app.

Thank you for wanting to be a Washington Wild player! For Rep Team Players (AAA, AA, A, or B): 1. Register for Rep Team Tryouts (Spring/Summer before season starts):

The 2023-2024 season marks the start of a new era for girls' hockey in and around the Seattle area. SJHA and WWFHA have joined forces to address the two biggest barriers to entry and growth for girls' hockey: ice time and cost.

3-on-3 hockey is one of the best ways to train and have fun on the ice. The game is faster than regular hockey and provides opportunities for all girls to build their skills.

Mailing Address: Western Washington Female Hockey Association P.O. Box 77687 Seattle, WA 98177. General Inquiries please see below contact. For specific contacts, please select from the list below.

Coach McNeill was born in Evesham, England and played nationally competitive inline hockey and adult recreational ice hockey out of California and Washington for more than 25 years.. She has been coaching for 15 years, and is the head coach of the 19U A Rep team for five seasons. McNeill previously coached WWFHA’s 14U team and with the …