The Lone Star State once again proved it knows how to host elite youth hockey, as CCM Dallas brought the heat across nine venues for a massive weekend of competition. A total of 149 teams battled it out across 14 divisions, showcasing speed, skill, and Texas-sized determination.

Over the course of 336 games, teams combined for an astounding 2,115 goals—an average of 6.29 goals per game—as players left it all on the ice in pursuit of championship glory.

When the dust settled, 12 teams emerged as undefeated champions, with 9 becoming undisputed champions winning all their games in regulation. The competition couldn’t have been tighter, with five championship games decided by just one goal, proving once again that every shift matters at CCM Dallas.

From the opening faceoff to the final horn, CCM Dallas lived up to its reputation as one of the premier stops on the fall hockey calendar—where elite programs come to test themselves against the best in the country.

2025 CCM Dallas Results

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Howies Hockey MVPs

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What’s Next

The 200×85 season rolls on with CCM Motown up next, followed by the crown jewel of the fall season—the CCM World Invite Chicago.

The excitement begins with the CCM World Invite Opening Night Celebration, on November 6th from 3–9 PM at Seven Bridges Ice Arena. This free and open-to-the-public event will feature food, entertainment, and activities for players, families, and coaches alike—kicking off the world’s largest youth hockey tournament in unforgettable fashion.

Looking ahead, limited space remains for two marquee winter events, the CCM MLK Invite (Boston, MA) and CCM Boston Invite (Presidents Day Weekend).

Don’t miss your chance to join the action—register now before divisions close!