Livingston United Girls High School Hockey

Hockey Season is closing in. Livingston United is currently recruting players who want the experience of playing for their school. If you are interested in joining an amazing group of female athletes, we would love to hear from you. Be part of something that goes beyond just hockey.

Message us for details. Uniting Brighton, Hartland, and Howell High Schools into one amazing group of ladies!!! Go Knights!!

NEW! We have a few spots open for girls high school skaters and second goalie to join a strong core of returning players in the fall! Livingston United Knights interest skate Thursday, June 22, 6:30pm at Kensington Valley Icehouse in Brighton. Hartland/Howell/Brighton united. GREAT welcoming locker room culture with a positive, fun, and competitive feel. Come see what makes us different!
Email Coach Doug for more info [email protected] or text team manager (248) 302-4681.

Last night, parents and fans were treated to an amazing playoff game, as your Knights took on Grosse Pointe South in the HS quarterfinals. Though not the ending we hoped for (4-1L), our girls still performed beyond all expectations. They took, arguably one of the best teams in the league, deep into the third period, with the Knights leading 1-0. Senior Goalie Vera Pietila (Hartland)....put on a goalie clinic, she played amazing and carried the team. Senior All-State Honorable Mention Center Karli Richards (Hartland) and Senior forward Sabina Paison (Howell) skated to exhaustion. In an incredible display, Senior Lexi Shattuck and Sophomore Anna Young (both Hartland) played over 12 minutes on defense continuously due to being shorthanded. Our freshman through Junior players, skated equally as hard, and gave us much to be excited about in the future, from Freshman Evie Clark (Brighton) bullpen work in net to the welcomed grit of Freshman Isabella Kim (Brighton), It was an amazing display of grit and endurance. We have so much to be proud of as our ladies never quit. In the end, our girls were simply too fatigued to hold off a late surge by GPS, and we lost 4-1. However, to all that were there, the loss was only in points, not in performance. Our ladies exceeded all expectations and personified what Girls High School Hockey is all about. Playoffs are an amazing time in hockey, and one that is not replicated readily in other sports. It was a game to remember and our ladies can all hold their heads high. They set an example for many young girls watching to follow. They carried on a tradition that our alumni set for them. Amazing ladies...you played simply amazing....and we are all immensely proud.

What is your win? Is it about the points on a scoreboard? Or is it about the self accolades for the coach? Is it about how many goals you score or how many mercies you can tally? Is it being able to taunt a team because you are victor and scored more points?

This is an important question, because it defines a program. We want to win just as much as anyone else. That fire burns deep to be competitive, but we will not compromise what we stand for. Yes, we hear some of the clubs talk about how much better their program is than high school. I, as the head coach, would call that view nearsighted.

High School sports are different, competitive absolutely, but different. Our athletes are more than a score at the end of the game. As a rule, we will not be beholden to personal accolades, because the team is so much more than the accomplishments of the individual. It has to be, because as a coach and as father of daughters, this program had to be something different. The multisport athlete, the experienced player, the beginner....we provide a home for each of those players. Our win...is not reflected in a score, its reflected in the courage of our players to take a different road, or in many cases of our alumni, a return to the sport they love, driven out by bad experiences in the past.

High School Hockey provides opportunities for more than just a sport, there is so much more. So as we near the end of our season, and many of you are getting ready to get into the crazy season of hockey, know that there is a different path. Where the win...is about more than individual statistics or points on a scoreboard. There are many programs and high school coaches that want more for your daugther. Seeing your daughter excel in school and in life....that's the bigger win that we strive for.

Game Day! Today, your Livingston United Knights take on Washtenaw United, in a home match for us at Kensington Valley Ice House in Brighton. Game time is 4:30 pm and THIS GAME, will be one to watch. Always an exciting game between these two teams who are battling hard for playoff position. Come out and support these hard working student athletes!!

Uniting Howell, Hartland, and Brighton High Schools into one. We are Livingston United and we are about more than just Hockey!!!!
LETS GO KNIGHTS!!!!

Hey Knights Nation, your Livingston United Knights take on Ann Arbor Skyline/Huron tonight in an away game in ....Ann Arbor. Looking forward to a fast paced game and always exciting between these two programs. Its getting toward the end of the season and it gets very hectic....so to our fans....hang on we are battling hard for our playoff positioning!!!

Uniting three great High Schools into one amazing group of female athletes. Brighton, Hartland, and Howell HS united as one. We are Livingston United and we are more than just hockey. This is about the student athlete...not just a sport.

LETS GO KNIGHTS!!!

Hey Knights Nation....our home game tonight has been CANCELLED due to weather. Stay tuned for the reschedule!

Game Day. Tonight, Your Knights are taking on Walled Lake at KV in Brighton. Game start is at 5:30 PM. Coming off a tough loss on Senior night, our ladies are looking to keep momentum building to the playoffs.

Looking forward to getting back on the ice tonight! LETS GO KNIGHTS!!!

Time to honour our Seniors!

Senior Night! Tonight we honor our Senior athletes before game time. Seniors Vera Pietila (Hartland), Alexa Shattuck (Hartland), Karli Richards (Hartland), Sabina Paison (Howell) and Audrey Eckerman (Brighton) will be recognized in a ceremony pre-game. We face the Mid-Michigan Alliance Girls High School Hockey Valkyrie’s tonight on our home ice at the Kensington Valley Ice House. Game time is 6 pm. Come out and help us honour our Seniors!! Let’s GO KNIGHTS!!’

Hi Knights Nation! This week will see your Knights playing Grosse Pointe South HS on Wed, Feb 1st in an away game. This weekend we welcome Mid-Michigan Alliance HS (Valkyrie's) on Saturday night as we honour our Seniors! This week we will be profiling our Seniors and hope you come out to help us recognize our Seniors in their final season of HS. We want to celebrate these special ladies and want you to be a part of it! More to come, but first, we focus on Grosse Pointe South. Hey did you see our new team pic? We love it.

Also, do you have a player interested in joining our team? Please reach out and message us.

Uniting Brighton, Hartland, and Howell High Schools into one dynamic group of student athletes. This is about more than just hockey, we are different, and you can choose different as well. We are Livingston United.