Langley Minor Hockey Fast Facts


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Langley Minor Hockey Fast Facts Langley Minor Hockey offers a hockey program for players aged 5 - 20 both at the Rep and House level. Full registration information is available on our website www.langleyminorhockey.ca.

Player Requirements 1. The player must have reached his/her 5th birthday by December 31, 2015 2. A child may only be registered by the custodial parent with whom he/she resides. This residence must be within the boundaries of Langley Minor Hockey Association. The boundaries are: North: Fraser River South: O Avenue West: 196th Street (East side) East: 232nd Street (West side)

Equipment Needed

** mouth guard is optional

Langley Minor Hockey Association BROOKSWOOD RPO BOX 61571 LANGLEY BC V3A 8C8 604.881.4408 langleyminorhockey.ca MEMBER: B.C.A.H.A / PCAHA AFFILIATED: HOCKEY CANADA

2015/16 Season Important Dates June 15 July 6

August 28

Deadline to Register for Rep Tryouts (does not apply to new and transferring players) Deadline for returning player registration. New and Transferring player registrations will be processed. Returning player registrations will be subject to a $50.00 late fee, pending room in division. (does not apply to new and transferring players) Goalie Rep Tryouts begin

August 28

Hitting clinic for any Bantam players participating in Rep Tryouts that have not previously played in a division with hitting. This does not include Spring Hockey.

Aug 29

Player Rep Tryouts begin

2015/16 Season Fees

Hockey 1 Hockey 3 Atom Skater PeeWee Skater Bantam Skater Midget Skater Juvenile A Skater Juvenile C Skater Rep Tryouts Late fee Transfer Fee

$500 $680 $680 $680 $705 $705 $705 $350 $150 $50 $15

Hockey 2 Hockey 4 Atom Goaltender PeeWee Goaltender Bantam Goaltender Midget Goaltender Juvenile A Goaltender Juvenile C Goaltender Rep Tryouts

Special Transfer Fee

$600 $680 $442 $442 $458 $458 $458 $229 $150

$75

FAQ How often do you play? House or “C” division players can expect one game and one practice a week. Rep players can expect two practices and two games a week. How long is the season? C Division hockey starts about the same time as school begins in September and goes to about mid March. Rep Hockey tryouts are at the end of August and the season runs the same length as C Division. Rep tryout dates are always posted on our website.

What is “Rep” hockey? A Rep Team or “Representative” Team is the highest level of hockey that can be played within LMHA at the Atom – Juvenile divisions. The Rep team is a “tryout format” in which players/parents must specifically register for and pay a nonrefundable tryout fee to be eligible to participate. Rep Teams travel more, play some games further away than C Teams, and have more ice time. Do I have to practice at 6am? Our association has over 65 teams and 1000 players, there is a limited amount of ice in Langley which does mean that the majority of our players will get to experience the hockey tradition of a 6am practice. We do not have our very young players play early in the day or late at night. There is a benefit that your afternoon and evenings are free to allow you to participate in other activities. Do we play in tournaments? At the beginning of the season you will have a team meeting to decide on what as group you want the season to look like. Is there interest in purchasing ice for an extra practice if it becomes available? Is there interest in dryland training? Do you want to participate in tournaments? Most C Division teams will participate in at least one tournament; it could be close to home or a bit further away and require a hotel stay. Most players will say this is their favorite part of playing hockey, lots of memories are made at away tournaments and it is a good chance for the team to get to know each other. My best friend plays hockey, can we be on the same team? At the beginning of the season for the C division, all players are evaluated in order to be drafted onto teams. The purpose is to keep teams as equitable as possible; therefore LMHA does not accept any requests to be on a particular team. What Ice Rinks does LMHA use? Home games and practices are played at the Langley Event Centre, Twin Rinks, Sportsplex, George Preston Rec Centre and NTR. Away games are played at other arenas in the Lower Mainland. Do you need certain level of experience to play at each division? Our Hockey 1-4 program is designed to develop players skills but we understand that some players don’t develop an interest in hockey to a later age. As divisions are determined by age not skill, there is no minimum experience level, however the player may feel more comfortable and have more fun if they get some basic skating skills and hockey experience by participating in a program over the summer before the season begins. Can I coach my son’s / daughter’s team? We are always looking for coaches and the mandatory coaching application can be accessed on our website. We only require an application from head coaches, assistant coaches can be determined once the season begins but all head and assistant coaches must be approved and certified.

What if I do not have the required coaching certification? LMHA will ensure that all coaches are aware of when the certification courses are being held and once your certification is received you will be reimbursed for the course. More Questions? Send us an email or call; we would love to talk to you. Langley Minor Hockey Association BROOKSWOOD RPO BOX 61571 LANGLEY BC V3A 8C8 604.881.4408 [email protected]

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