Bring a team
AAA programs, academies and tournament teams come as a group: the same host tournaments, hotels, staff and guides, around your roster, from any rink in Canada or the United States.
AAA programsYour top line, together.
A group inside a PSI team, or a team built around your program, with your coach's place on the bench agreed before anyone pays.
- Who controls the roster and the bench. Agreed in the proposal, in writing: a group inside a PSI team plays under the PSI head coach; a team built around your program keeps your coach on the bench with PSI staff beside them. To confirm
- Price and who pays. One price per player; the organisation signs one agreement and one invoice, or each family registers and pays its own share on the same instalment plan. Staff places for your coaches are stated as a ratio in the proposal.
- Permits and insurance. Your federation may require a permit for a player to play abroad: USA Hockey has a foreign travel permit, and Hockey Canada branches a permission-to-travel process. Whether either applies to a PSI Selects player, who files it, and whose liability policy covers your players is answered in the proposal, before anyone pays.
AcademiesA tour fitted to your term.
Your coaches and your name; our hosts, hotels and guides; the games fixed before you commit.
- Dates inside your term. The arrival and departure windows are set to your calendar around the host tournament's dates. The games are guaranteed by the host; the week beyond them is built with you.
- Your coaches, your name, your jerseys — or PSI's. Agreed in the proposal.
- Supervision to match your duty-of-care policy. The two-adult rule, screened adults, room checks, the ratio: PSI's standard is on Families; where your policy is stricter, yours applies.
- One agreement, one invoice, with a group deposit schedule. And yes, every year.
Tournament teamsTravel as the team you already are.
We enter you, house you and guide you. You bring the roster and the bench.
- Entered as yourselves: your name, your roster, your bench. The organiser's bracket and its game guarantee are quoted once with the organiser's link.
- What PSI does that you would otherwise do yourself: the entry, the team hotel with breakfast and dinner, a full-time local guide, ground transport, the outings. Priced per player in the proposal.
- Parents book alongside on family packages by room type. The point of contact in Europe on the day is the tour manager, named in the proposal.
What happens next
Four steps, in writing, before anyone pays.
A proposal
A named PSI person replies within a stated number of hoursThe tournament, the bracket, the dates, the hotel, the price per player, staff places, who controls the bench, and the permit and insurance answers.
An agreement
Nothing is charged before itOne signature for the organisation, with the deposit schedule for the group.
A link per family, or one invoice
By card through Stripe, or by invoiceEach family registers its player and pays its own share on the instalment plan, or the organisation pays one invoice. Your choice.
Confirmation
Then the kit, the documents and the team callThe roster, the bench, the adult roster, the week and the family packages, in the portal for every family.
The reply time, and who replies, are published before any deposit is taken. To confirm
Read by Tharindra De Silva, who runs PSI.
PSI has run 58 youth hockey events across Canada and the US since 2021, as of September 2026, under licence to the Sports Illustrated brand.
We would rather answer twice than have a family book a flight for the wrong week.
The inquiry
Three short steps, saved in this browser as you go. A person reads it and replies with a proposal. Nothing is charged, and nothing is booked until the agreement is signed.
Inquiries are not open
Step 1 of 3: Your organisation
What the proposal answers
The tournament, the bracket, the game guarantee, and the dates with the arrival and departure windows.
Price per player; what the organisation pays versus the family; staff places as a ratio; one invoice or a link per family.
Who controls the roster and the bench.
Permits, sanctioning and whose insurance covers the players.
The hotel, the week, the family packages, and the point of contact in Europe.