A good workout
Run, pass, take a break, then get back in. Short games give you time to catch your breath.
Fast. Fun.
For Everyone.
Competitive but Kind
Fast, non-contact indoor floor hockey in sneakers
Over a million people play floorball worldwide. It’s easy to learn and a blast to play. Come give it a try—we’ll help you get started.
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First night free
Gear provided
Ages 16+
Why play floorball?
Skills that carry over
Hockey players can put their stick skills to use. If you’re new to stick sports, we’ll show you the basics.
Competitive games
We keep score and play hard. The non-contact rules put the emphasis on passing, movement, and skill.
People to have fun with
Come on your own or bring a friend. We mix the teams so you get to know other players.
Why we play.
“PFC has given me a fun, welcoming place to learn a new sport and get fit again. I’ve already made several new friends, and I look forward to Thursday games every week!”
“Excited to find Floorball again in Portland! Came for the workout, stayed for the people, and rediscovered that childhood joy doesn’t have an expiration date.”
“What I love about PFC is how quickly it feels like family. Early on, my goalie gear got stolen, and everyone rallied to donate enough money to buy it all again. I feel proud and honored to be a Portland Penguin!”
“I started playing floorball because I play hockey and found that it helps me work on stick skills off the ice. I've stayed for the people. Floorball has a wonderful community nationwide, and the Portland Penguins are no exception!”
Portland Floorball ClubPlay hard.
Play hard.
Keep it kind.
PFC was launched in May 2025 as Oregon’s first dedicated floorball club.
We care about the game, respect each other, and help new players learn. Players of all genders and skill levels play together.
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Holiday Game Night schedule
Please note these changes to our regular Thursday schedule in November and December 2026:
- Thursday, November 26, 2026: No Game Night.
- Thursday, December 24, 2026: No Game Night.
- Tuesday, December 29, 2026: Tuesday Game Night.
- Thursday, December 31, 2026: No Game Night.
Penguins travel team at the Golden Gate Cup
The Penguins travel team will compete at the Golden Gate Cup in San Jose, California, January 30–31, 2027.
Tournament PlayJoin a Game Night.
You don’t need a team, a hockey background, or your own equipment.
How your first night worksGame Night details
- When
- Thursdays, 7–9 pmCheck Spond for available Game Nights.
Calendar & schedule changes → - Where
- PDX Fieldhouse11040 SW Allen Blvd., Beaverton, OR
Parking & directions → - Cost
- Your first night is free.$20 per Game Night after your first.
Payment is due when your Game Night registration is confirmed.
No PFC membership fee or season commitment.Zelle (preferred): portlandfloorball@gmail.com * USA Floorball membership is required after your first night.
PayPal / Venmo: @portlandfloorball
Cancellation policy →
Free 45-day introductory memberships are available.
Membership & insurance details → - Bring
- Athletic shoes, workout clothes, and a water bottle.Loaner sticks, practice jerseys, and goalie gear provided.
New to floorball?
Is this the same as gym-class floor hockey?
Floorball has its own lightweight sticks, plastic ball, and rules. You play on a court in athletic shoes, with five field players and a goalkeeper on each side.
Does non-contact mean it’s low-intensity?
No. The games are fast and competitive. There’s no body checking, so you win the ball with positioning and stick skills.
