The Association Genève Futur Hockey (AGFH) is shaping the next generation of ice hockey in Geneva, but it’s also a school of life, so to speak, for young athletes as they gradually reach adulthood. The organization invests Top Scorer funds into things such as educational materials, which it needs for its primary school visits, as well as equipment like helmets, jerseys, sticks and goal nets. Through the work it does in primary schools, the AGFH hopes to raise awareness of the sport and to spark people’s enthusiasm. The organization fosters and embodies the values of self-respect and respect for others, in addition to team spirit.
Association Genève Futur Hockey
Promoting ice hockey in primary schools
The Association Genève Futur Hockey (AGFH) is committed to getting primary school-age children into ice hockey, and it uses PostFinance’s Top Scorer funds to do so.
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Number of children |
79 (only boys) |
Number of teams |
3 |
Youngest team member |
13 years of age |
Coaches |
6 coaches (3 head coaches / 3 assistant coaches), 3 off-ice coaches |
Training sessions |
U15, U17 and U20 elite: 4 ice hockey training sessions and 4 off-ice sessions, plus 1–2 games per week |
Website |
