Staff
Luke Hilty
I’ve played hockey in Fort Wayne my entire life, including competing at Indiana Tech, and have been deeply involved in the roller hockey community for over 10 years — including 7 seasons with MIHA. Hockey has always been a huge part of who I am, and it’s given me the opportunity to build lifelong friendships and be part of a tight-knit community.
I’ve played hockey in Fort Wayne my entire life, including competing at Indiana Tech, and have been deeply involved in the roller hockey community for over 10 years — including 7 seasons with MIHA. Hockey has always been a huge part of who I am, and it’s given me the opportunity to build lifelong friendships and be part of a tight-knit community.
My connection to Remembering Rowan is personal. My brother and his fiancée were expecting twins, and tragically, one of the babies passed away at 24 weeks and was born stillborn. During that incredibly difficult time, Remembering Rowan stepped in to cover the funeral expenses, providing both financial relief and emotional support when it was needed most.
There’s nothing stronger than the hockey community, and I’ve seen firsthand how it shows up for people when it matters most.
Rolling for Rowan is a way of bringing that community together to give back — supporting an organization that helped my family and continues to help so many others. Infant loss is an often overlooked reality that affects more families than people realize, and this tournament is about raising awareness, providing support, and making a meaningful impact.