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WELCOME TO THE MEDICINE HAT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
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We aim to develop leaders in our community through the enjoyment of hockey and to be a national leader in developing life champions.
RESPECT IN SPORT FOR PARENTS: Hockey Alberta announced that parents are required to recertify their Respect in Sport every four years. For the 2020-21 season, the requirement to recertify affects parents who completed their Respect in Sport certification prior to May 1, 2017.
Any parent who has not re-certified, their child(ren) will NOT be able to attend any evaluations or try-outs until their certification has been completed.
If you have a child that is new to hockey and you already have a Respect in Sport Certificate number, you will need to add this child to your account. Please click the Respect in Sport link button below.
HOCKEY CANADA ID#: If you are needing to get your child(ren)’s Hockey Canada ID# please click this link below.
Latest News
Great Success Story!
Congratulations to Brooklyn Pancoast. We love hearing these great success stories. This is from her mom. I would like to share some exciting news about our daughter Brooklyn Pancoast who played for your association for 8 years before moving to Montana. The last year she played in Medicine Hat, her Peewee Tier 1 boys […]
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2020/2021 Season Update – August 28, 2020
We are very close to finalizing our start dates as we work with the city to ensure we are able to schedule enough ice times to meet Hockey Alberta requirements! Start Dates as of now are: U7 (Timbits) – September 26th U9 (Novice) – September 19th U11 CAHL (Atom) Socially Distanced conditioning skates- September 5th […]
Read More**REVISED** Medicine Hat Minor Hockey Return to Play
Medicine Hat Minor Hockey Association and the City of Medicine Hat have been working together to formulate a “Return to Play” strategy for our members with the health and safety of those members and the City’s facility employees paramount to getting back on the ice. Using documents that included recommended guidelines provided by Hockey Canada, […]
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