As we prepare for the Season, we're now doing our call out for all "A" Coaches (Head and Assistant). This is for both Male and Female teams within NRMHA.

Please click on link to submit your interest.

https://forms.gle/PZ6bGhb2ZoapQ1vJ8

Deadline for submissions is October 6th, 2022.

MED Info: 22-004-01

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Department: Safety & Risk Management

Date: Jan 27th, 2022

 

Hockey PEI Members,

As announced by the Chief Public Health Office on Wednesday, January 26th, team practices may resume beginning on January 31st, 2022. Full details on the announced updated Public Health measures as they relate to Hockey are being provided below: 

Team Practices: Team Practices of up to 20 consistent individuals are permitted as of Jan 31st. The only exceptions to this measure are as follows:

• Team Staff and Volunteers who can maintain physical distancing do not count towards the consistent "number of 20".
• When half-Ice boards are used to split up the ice surface for two groups. The maximum number on each half of the ice is 20 participants and the maximum number in the entire arena area (on‐ice and in the stands) is 50 (Participants, Team Staff, Volunteers and Parents included in this stipulation. See more info below (re: spectators).

Participant Limitations: There are no specific restrictions on being on the ice more than once per day, however if participants are involved with a number of different groups, it is recommended that those participants limit the number of groups they are participating in.

• This does not apply to Team Staff and/or Volunteers; however, it is required that they maintain physical distancing when interacting with their groups.

Game Play, Tournaments & Travel: Game play, tournaments and inter-provincial travel are not permitted for minor hockey at this time. Once Hockey PEI receives an indication on when game play will resume, more information will be distributed regarding an update to its season schedules, operations, and Provincial / Atlantic Championships.

• Further discussions to the abilities of its teams who do participate in inter-provincial league play to come.
• We appreciate our members’ patience on this matter.

Spectators: Depending on your facility and association, spectators may be permitted so as long as they do not exceed a total number of 50 (Participants, Team Staff & Volunteers included). Parents can assist younger participants to get ready for their activity so long as the following is observed:

• Parents must always wear their mask and physical distance as much as possible.
• To support physical distancing, facilities should allow for extra space by allocating additional change rooms (if possible) to larger teams or groups and consider staggering use if possible...(continued)
• Vax pass requirements are still in place for those 19 years of age and older and for groups where there are participants who are both over and under 19 years of age.

*As noted above, some associations may require the use of half-ice boards and split ice surfaces, which will affect their ability to host spectators.*

• Therefore, parents may or may not be permitted to stay and watch the team practice depending on its association and facilities operational needs.
• Members can contact their local Minor Hockey Association for further details.

COVID-19 Positive Test / Exposure Situation: If someone tests positive for COVID-19 on your team, they should let their appropriate team staff contact know and then have the participants work through the scenarios listed in the link below to determine what they are required to do and if they must isolate.

• Link: http://www.princeedwardisland.ca/testedpositive

An FAQ sheet is also being attached within for your reference and use. You can also share this message through social media by sharing our post. As always, all Hockey PEI members are expected to adhere to the current CPHO guidelines while attending any sanctioned event. 

 

Regards,

Tanner

HOCKEY PEI CONFIRMS LOCATION & DATES FOR FEMALE HOCKEY PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 

 

CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – Hockey PEI’s Female Council is pleased to announce the Female Hockey Provincial Championships for all levels will be hosted at the Pownal Sports Centre from March 18th-20th, 2022.

 

The format for all female league Provincial Championships has not yet been finalized and will be announced at a later date.

NRMHA U13 & U15 Development session will be on November 14th- 11:40am-12:40pm.....players can arrive between 11:10am and 11:25am at the APM Centre.  Be sure to check your calendar- as the session fills up fast.  Form will be closed when the session is full.

Our U15- Female Checking Clinic has been set for Saturday- October 23rd 7:40pm-9:10pm at the APM Centre. 

 
The link to register is

https://forms.gle/Qq4unrHTazc5bU3w6

NRMHA U13 Players- Body Contact Skills

For NRMHA Players to introduce to the Body Contact Skills and Checking Skills. This clinic is mandatory for all U13 Players (1st and 2nd Yr). Players must attend one session.
Max players per session is 39.

All sessions are at Crapaud Rink- no fee. (Session is on ice only.)

• October 25th- 6:10-7:40pm (Female Only)
• October 27th- 6:10-7:40pm

Registration: https://forms.gle/Fd91BhC1BuNUXQqk8

Very pleased to be launching our NRMHA Female Recruitment Video

Many thanks to Dave Sigsworth for pulling this together, and to the stars of our video- our female players and volunteers.

Please share this link with others who you think may be interested in joining female hockey.
http://youtu.be/9NpdY1EhWbE