The Tri-City Storm will host its 2025 Selection Camp and team tryouts between Tuesday, June 10 and Saturday, June 14 at the Las Vegas Ice Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The five-day camp will determine Tri-City's roster for the 2025-2026 United States Hockey League (USHL) season. The Las Vegas Ice Center is located at 9295 West Flamingo Road #130.
The Tri-City Storm Selection camp is an invitation-only camp. Per league policy, no camp invitations can be sent to any USHL Draft eligible players until the conclusion of the USHL Phase II Draft on May 6.
Selected players will receive an invitation via email. Registration for the camp will be completed through a special online invitation link. The invitation link will be included in the invitation email.
June 10 and 11 will feature the Tri-City Storm Goaltender Camp. Junior and college hockey players will be on hand to shoot on goaltending invitees. Each goaltender in attendance receives three on-ice sessions over the two days and is evaluated through a variety of drills. This camp gives selected goaltenders an opportunity to earn a coveted spot in the Tri-City Storm Final Camp immediately following the Goaltender Camp. All goaltenders expecting to play for the Storm must go through the specific goaltending portion of camp. This camp, along with the Final Camp evaluation, allows the Tri-City Storm hockey staff to make the best decisions possible on the most important position in the game.
The Final Camp will take place across Thursday, June 12 and Friday, June 13. Here, teams of non-Storm veteran junior players, USHL draft picks, specially-invited free agent players, and returning Storm USHL players play for an undetermined number of spots for the next portion of the Final Camp, which takes place Friday evening and Saturday morning. A Top Prospects Game will take place Friday evening.
Friday evening and Saturday morning, June 13 and 14, will feature two "All-Star" teams of the top players from the Goaltender Camp and first days of the Final Camp. These players will participate in games and possible individual interviews with the Storm hockey staff before roster decisions are made on Saturday afternoon.
On Saturday, June 14, after the final All-Star game, the Storm hockey staff will select the 2025-2026 Tri-City Storm team that will compete in the USHL next season. These players will meet with the staff, go over their off-season expectations and team rules, be given their off-season workout programs, and get acquainted with their new teammates and hockey staff as the team looks forward to a great season, which will begin when players report to Kearney, Nebraska in late August and early September.
This camp is also a great opportunity for players who may not think they are quite ready for the USHL level yet, but want to experience an extremely competitive camp, become familiar with one of the top developmental programs in the country, meet the Storm hockey staff, and show their potential for following seasons.
There is a pro shop on-site at the camp facility for equipment and skate sharpening needs. Additionally, the Storm's athletic trainer will be in attendance for basic medical needs during the camp.
All players are responsible for their own travel arrangements and meals while attending the Tri-City Storm Selection Camp. This includes flights, hotel, and transportation to / from the airport, hotel, and rink facilities during the event. Ride share companies Uber and Lyft are available throughout the city.
The camp host hotel will be Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort and Casino: 3667 Las Vegas Boulevard South / Las Vegas, NV 89109. Camp invitees will receive a special booking rate and reservation link. Note that players attending the camp alone cannot check themselves into Planet Hollywood. Hotel guests must be over 21 years of age to reserve a room. Planet Hollywood will make no exceptions to this policy. If attending, please have a parent or adult guardian available for hotel check-in.
The Las Vegas Ice Center is twenty minutes away from McCarran International Airport (LAS) if flights are necessary for travel.
Various NCAA Division I teams and NAHL clubs will be invited and in attendance for maximum exposure to players. Last season, over thirty (30) Division I teams attended this camp for viewing and recruiting purposes.
No refunds will be provided unless a player is added to the protected list of another USHL club prior to the Tri-City Storm camp.
For documents with additional information, click the links below:
2025 Goaltender Selection Camp Fact Sheet
2025 Final Camp Skaters Fact Sheet
