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Colorado High School Inline Hockey Association (CHSIHA)

An organization, league and advocate of high school and middle school inline (roller) hockey in the state of Colorado. This site features league and roller hockey information, team listings, game schedules, news and events, rules and directories.

http://www.chsiha.org

Interscholastic Hockey Federation (IHF)

An organization, league and governing body of high school roller (inline) hockey in Orange County California and surrounding communities. This site features league and roller hockey information, team listings, game schedules, news and events, rules and directories.

http://www.ihf-hockey.org

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Pennsylvania Interscholastic Roller Hockey League (PIRHL)

An organization, league and advocate of high school, middle school and elementary school inline (roller) hockey in the state of Pennsylvania. This site features league and roller hockey information, team listings, game schedules, news and events, rules and directories.

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