Each team will be required to have someone at the front door to do the Vaxxpass check & assist staff with total numbers.

Maximum of twenty (20) kids on the ice. I would ask/recommend that parents bring their kids to the rink as fully dressed as they can to avoid any unnessary time in the dressing rooms. Players are to wear their masks in the room until they go out the door and onto the ice.

Coaches should tie their skates in a seperate room (first aid/referee room) and then visit the kids dressing room while wearing their masks to assist with any skates that need to be tied and/or helmets strapped up. Coaches are only to remove their mask as they enter the ice surface.

There is still a maximum of 50 total people (players, coaches and parents/guardian) who are allowed in the arena at one time. When possible, only one (1) parent/guardian per child/player maybe allowed to enter the arena.

Once the practice is done, we would ask that all participants (players, coaches, parents) leave the arena as quickly and safely as they can.

Thank you all.

Any questions, please let me know.

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.

Take Notice that the U9 Male A ice time is now 11:30 to 12:30.

October 20/21 Female U9 Conditioning 4pm-5pm

October 25/21 Female U9 5:10-6:10pm

October 23/21 Male A teams 10:20-11:20

October 25/21 Male A teams 4pm-5pm

Female & Male teams and coaches will be selected in the coming days/week.

We want to start off by saying how hard these decisions are as coaches. Making cuts is never easy, and we do not take this responsibility lightly. 

Thank you, to all the players for working hard in tryouts, and giving it everything you had. 

The below names are the 2021-22 U9AA team, 

The first practice will be tomorrow, Monday at 5:10pm at APM. 

Thank you,

U9AA coaches.

Good evening, Thank you to everyone for coming out to the U9 AA tryouts. There is a lot of very talented players out there, but unfortunately we have to make cuts. Good luck to those not on the list below.

The names below are invited to an exhibition game on Saturday, October 16th at 1:20pm at Simmons arena.

Luke Dowling

Tanner Richards-MacDonald

Lily MacNevin

Evan MacLeod

Colston Wood

Jay MacKinnon

Wyatt Vanneste

Ryder McMurrer

Jaxson Shanahan

Reid Shanahan

Kellan McAdam

Landon Moore (G)

Patrick Kirkham

Parker Murphy

Stella Brioux

Simon MacPhee

Emmett Annema

Eli Fraser

Hudson Massey

Grady Gairns

Thank you, Greg Gairns

See below updated ice times for the U9 Tryouts

Monday Oct 11/21 5:10 - 6:10

Wednesday Oct 13/21 5:10 -6:10

* No 4pm sessions *

North River Minor Hockey Association is Calling for Coaching Applications for the 2021-2022 season for all "A" levels .

• U9, U11 (House), U13, U15, U18

Deadline is October 8th, 2021

https://forms.gle/i8XQh4TqL8Bbw8ja9